Wakefield Country Day School

Posted at 12:00 PM May. 1, 2012 | Updated: 6:22 PM May. 1, 2012 | 0 | 0 Comments

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Sixth graders at Wakefield Country Day School, in Huntly, conducted a macro-invertebrate field study in Shenandoah National Park on Friday. Pictured are Bernie Cieplak, Ben Cotter, Catherine Deane, Grayson Galeone, Connor Glennon, Douglas Griffin, Tyler Johnson, Andrew Kwolek, Drake Lynn, Emma McGunigal, Chris O’Heir, Connor Poe, Jackson Romine, Ben Scaring, Emerson Shepard, Alex Smith, Landon Thede and Owen Youngquist. — Courtesy photo

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Alyssa Hamilton, right, accepts an award for athlete of the month recently at Wakefield Country Day School. — Courtesy photo

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Senior Woody Hazel, right, of Sperryville, accepts an award for athlete of the month for Boys Varsity Lacrosse. — Courtesy photo

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Michael Pearson presents his senior thesis, “Brains on Video Games: A Look at the Psychological Effects of Video Games” on April 11 at Wakefield Country Day School. Call 635-8555, ext. 231, for a reserved seat for thesis assemblies. — Courtesy photo

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Emerson Shephard, a 6th grader at Wakefield Country Day School, in Huntly, conducted a macro-invertebrate field study in Shenandoah National Park with classmates on Friday. — Courtesy photo

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