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Read The Ravenline, Issue 1 here.

• From High School student Shriya:
  
  My artwork was awarded the Judge’s Choice Award, at the Congressional Art Competition. It was an amazing experience, meeting the judges, Congresswoman Susan DelBene, and most of all, seeing the outstanding 90+ submissions by fellow artists from Washington. The creativity shown through their art was incredibly inspiring through their choice of mediums, passion shown and the unique stories conveyed. I was especially inspired by an artist who used CDs to create an incredibly detailed, work of art, portraying a family.

  Additionally, I was able to share the story behind my art to the panel of judges, Congresswoman DelBene, and allow them to gain a deeper understanding of the perspective it was created from. We also discussed the importance of art, and the scope of art and how it can connect us, and allow us to keep exploring our potential. 

On May 1, WMS seniors presented their future plans and answered questions about their choice of universities and the application process in a panel discussion before their peers. Marco will be obtaining a dual degree from Sciences Po in France and University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Wolfe and Austin will both attend DigiPen Institute of Technology, Ian is enrolled at the University of California San Diego, and Emily will start her college career at Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah. Congrats to all!

WMS Middle School student Ally C. will represent the United States at the European Youth Orienteering Championships (EYOC) in summer 2025! See here for the official announcement.

WMS is proud to announce that for the second year in a row, we have been named a K-12 Best Private School in Washington by Niche!