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The Education Foundation is now offering to host alumni class web pages. Contact us with your thoughts, suggestions, and anything else!
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Virginia
$1,000,000 In Scholarships!!We’ve given our millionth dollar to:
These are all ways to describe the class of 2010 Wakefield High School Education Foundation Scholars. A foundation for a public high school is a very unusual thing. But Wakefield and its students and staff are extraordinary. That was evident by the fact that the new Secretary of Education chose Wakefield for his first school visit and that the new President chose to address all students in the nation from Wakefield’s gym in September 2009. Both are extraordinary events and a great reward for the hard work of the students, parents, supporters and staff of Wakefield. Among the hidden treasures associated with Wakefield is the Wakefield High School Education Foundation and this has been a big year for the Foundation. It has awarded its millionth dollar in scholarship money. The non-profit Wakefield High School Education Foundation was founded in 1986. To date it has given $1,098,169 in scholarships and teacher grants to a total of 219 Wakefield scholars. All of the work of the Foundation is done by volunteers. Traditionally 100% of all the funds raised each year is given. The funds come from all over the world in small and large amounts. The donors are Wakefield alumni, staff and friends. We thank all our donors for their support over the last twenty-four years. We hope you’ll continue to support us as we aim for the next million dollars. Donations can be mailed to the address below or through Paypal at wakefieldalumni.org. One part of the Foundation is the Alumni Committee, which works to:
What’s happening with the Wakefield High School project?
The Wakefield Design Update can be found HERE (1.5mb PDF).Events 1956 - Local Northern Virginia classmates from the class of 1956 meet from time to time at the Tyson's Corner Olive Garden. The normal time is a week night at 7:00 PM. Everyone is welcome including other classes. 1961 - The Class of ‘61 is now beginning to plan their 50-year event. See the class page for details. 1962 - The Class of ‘62 is now looking forward to the 50-year event and are looking for volunteers to help plan it. 1965 - The Class of ‘65 is looking for interest in planning a 45-year event. See the class page for details. 1970 The Class of 1970 is busy planning their 40th (!) reunion, which will take place July 31, 2010. Details will be posted on the website: www.wakefieldclassof1970.com/index/mn11709/40th_Reunion. They hope to see many of their classmates there! " 1980 - The Class of '80 has announced the date for their 30th Reunion Weekend - July 30 - August 1, 2010. See their web page for more information. 1990 - The Class of '90 has announced the date for their 20th Reunion Weekend - July 30 - August 1, 2010. See their class page for more information. 2000 - The class of 2000 has planned a reunion for Saturday, July 17, 2010. See their class page for details. Announce your class events, news and more right here! For class news, contact us at information@wakefieldalumni.org. For reunion planning, see our Tips page and contact our reunion liaison, Ellen MacKay '77. She can provide your class list, let you know what other classes are doing, and even make arrangements for you to borrow the totem pole and student newspapers from your year. Ellen can be reached at reunions@wakefieldalumni.org. Having a reunion or other
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College Crisis? Let's face it- college is expensive. Many people simply cannot afford to go. YOU can make a difference in someone's life. How? It's easy! The Wakefield Education Foundation is set up to receive donations the following ways: • The United Way (number 8707) • The Combined Federal Campaign (number 66600) • Fill out a form and mail donations to: Wakefield Education Foundation PO Box 41675 Arlington, VA 22204 • Via a secure online transaction (PayPal, credit cards) Wakefield Education Foundation Trustees Conchita Saulmon Mitchell (‘66) President Douglas Wheeler, (‘57) Vice President James E. Jones (‘86) Treasurer Dr. Marie Shiels-Djouadi Secretary Former Principal Peter Arntson (‘56) President Emeritus Chris Willmore Current Principal John Clisham Principal's designee Thomas M. Hawkins, Jr. (‘59) Paul Ferguson (‘83) Susan O'Hara Christopher (‘58) Ralph Johnson John Abbott (‘65) Ellen MacKay (‘77) Dan Kiser (‘77) |