April 15, 2019
7 minutes?! Yes 7 minutes. It may sound long but this is the plea and the encouragement of one whose life Williamsburg has touched. This is a rare glimpse at the heart of one of Williamsburg’s graduating seniors. It is hoped that this will change your outlook, should you watch this production in it’s entirety.
The Burger Gazette Staff and Stephanie Campbell
March 25, 2020 • 7 Comments
Approximately two weeks ago, high school students were attending their normal classes, planning their end of the year trips and tours, going to tryouts and practices for sports...
Liliana Owen, Journalist
March 9, 2020 • No Comments
If you go into your homeroom course, then to Student Announcements, you'll see something new. Instead of just the normal list of dates and events and messages from the...
Mackenzi Wilkerson, Journalist
March 9, 2020 • No Comments
I’ve been in school for about eleven years now! I can remember my first day of high school and getting my homework and realizing that school was going to look different....
Inspiration Hour with Mr Gilbert and the SBP
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As a graduating senior, this makes me accurately aware of both the triumphs and tragedies I’ve witnessed as a student. I’ll be honest — apathy arises out of normalcy as an innocent thing. Yet, as you say, our young compatriots are capable of service, leadership, and authenticity that can make WA better every year. Your and my time here has served us well. Gently, it is time to yield our most precious school to those who will continue after we are gone with all the trust we can muster.