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Summer School 2010 at GWCS

GWCS will once again offer summer school!  Summer offers great opportunities to catch up on classes you may have missed, get inspired, and get ahead!  Summer school courses are open to the public.

The Benefits of Taking a Summer School Class at GWCS:

  • Class size of 12 or less
  • Laptop computers provided
  • Supportive, caring environment
  • Fully acreddited high school
  • Enthusiastic Faculty
  • First time and repeat classes

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Robotics Tournament Results... Fear the Lamb!

GW Community School and Coyote Robotics are proud to announce a very successful participation in the FIRST Tech Challenge Virginia Regional Championship Tournament that took place February 27, 2010.  Our two teams, #965 Murphy’s Law and #3749 Lambkins had unquestionably two of the best robots out of a field of 38.

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GWCS Enters doodle4google Contest

GWCS is registered for the doodle4google contest. The details can be found at:

http://www.google.com/doodle4google/index.html

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DONATE to the GWCS Haiti Earthquake Relief Campaign

Thank you for joining GWCS to bring aid to the people of Haiti -- Realizing that the need for medical support is paramount right now -- GWCS has joined up with Partners In Health. Small individual donations add up quickly.  Take a moment of your time and make a donation today.  GWCS has set a school goal of $1,000.  If each family donated just $20 we would meet our goal.

CLICK HERE to make your donation to the GWCS Haiti Earthquake Relief Campaign.

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Coyote Robotics Club - a non-profit 501(c)3 organization

I am happy to announce the formal organization of Coyote Robotics, a non-profit 501(c)3 organization, soon to be incorporated in the Commonwealth of Virginia.

During our organizational meeting this past Tuesday we adopted By-Laws, the members elected a Board of Directors, and the board elected officers.  The By-Laws define three levels of membership:  Mentor (adult) members, Student (high school-aged) members, and Junior (younger that high school-aged) members.  The Mentor and Student members elected a Board of Directors consisting of 3 Mentor members and 2 Student members.  The board then elected three officers.

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