Dear Walton Families,
As we approach the final weeks of the first semester, it's hard to believe how quickly time has flown. With fall final exams on the horizon, it's crucial for students to continue to work hard in their studies. Please be aware that we offer a variety of additional support sessions for students.
Congratulations to our talented fine arts students for their outstanding performance in "The Addams Family" play, as well as the remarkable Band and Orchestra performances and workshops at Disney World.
Further accolades go to our Latin Team, who journeyed to New Haven to compete in the 2023 Yale Certamen, a Latin Academic Bowl. Emerging as the number 1 seed after the preliminary rounds, they ultimately clinched the championship by surpassing top teams from across the country.
PSAT Scores Available from October 4th Administration:
If your 9th or 10th-grade student took the PSAT/NMSQT on October 4th, their scores are now accessible. Students can log in to their College Board account at Student Score Reports (collegeboard.org) to view their scores. If they haven't set up an account, they can do so now. PSAT Scores for 11th Grade Students:
For 11th-grade students who took the PSAT/NMSQT on October 25, their scores will be available on Thursday, November 16.
All of the fall sports have finished their state playoffs with the exception of football, and it has been a fantastic start to the year. Leading the way was the coed competition cheer team that won their first state championship last Saturday. The team entered the competition as the #3 seed, but performed a near flawless routine to bring home the trophy. Both girls and boys cross country competed in the state finals as well. The girls ran a great team race with their five scorers finishing between 11th and 35th to earn a spot on the podium as the state runners-up. The boys finished 12th as a team and #1 runner Joseph Minecci clocked 15:43.92 over the 5K course to win the race and come home a state champion. Fastpitch softball qualified for the state playoffs, finishing their season with a winning record and competing in a Super Regional at North Gwinnett High School. Finally, volleyball marched all the way to the state final match before dropping a 3-1 decision to region rival North Cobb to finish as the state runners-up.
Football, ranked #2 in the state and between #12 and #21 in six different national polls, is in the midst of the state playoffs, defeating Mountain View 66-7 in the first round last week and hosting North Gwinnett this Friday at 7:30pm in the Valley.
Best regards,
Richard Tischler, Principal