Subject: SFS US Weekly E-Newsletter 9-21-14
From: "SFS US Weekly E-Newsletter" <[email-masked]>
To: "R. Hunter Biden" <[email-masked]>
Date: Sun, 21 Sep 2014 09:00:25 -0400

Sunday - September 21, 2014

		

		

		 

					

							
								Principal's Letter

MESSAGE FROM MAMADOU 

							
							
								Announcements

NEWS FROM THE NURSE 
UPPER SCHOOL COMMUNITY SERVICE NEWSLETTER 
NEXT-TO-NEW SALE: ONLY 7 COLLECTION DAYS LEFT! 
HELP IS NEEDED AT THE FOX DEN ON THE WISCONSIN AVENUE CAMPUS 
FROM THE ADMISSIONS OFFICE 

							
							
								Events

AUCTION COMMITTEE MEETINGS: SEPT 23 AND SEPT 29 
GAMETIME!: GIRLS' VARSITY TENNIS 
PCW FALL SPEAKER: SUSAN CAIN, OCT 7 
COMMUNITY SERVICE ACTIVITY OCT 11: GLEANING AT MILLER FARMS 

							
							
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QUAKER QUOTES 

							

                            News Around the School

                            
                                
                                US NEWS

                                

                                LS NEWS

                            

								Principal's Letter

MESSAGE FROM MAMADOU
Friends,
Back-to-School night was an invigorating evening! It was wonderful to have you all here in the Upper School. Teachers were excited about the opportunity to share with you what our students will be learning this year.
I realize you only had a few minutes to see your child&rsquo;s advisor on Back-to-School night, but please know that the advisor is an important resource for you. You can contact your child&rsquo;s advisor with any question, big or small. Advisors are happy to help you.
Upper School students spent this past Wednesday&rsquo;s Collection time participating in our annual Club Fair. It was a festive afternoon with perfect weather. The Jazz Ensemble performed, and students had the chance to meet representatives from all of our student clubs.
There are dozens of different clubs that focus on many different activities and interests, ranging from the Chess Club to Model UN. Please ask your students about the clubs they signed up for and encourage them to be active and get involved. Clubs offer students the chance to explore interests outside the academic program and provide opportunities to form new friendships.
And finally, a few reminders:
* If your child is unable to attend school due to illness or a scheduled medical/dental appointment, please contact Susannah Parker at [email-masked] or 202-537-8160.
* If your child has a serious illness or injury, please also notify our school nurse, Jasmin Whitfield, at [email-masked].
I hope you enjoyed a relaxing weekend.
With warm regards,
Mamadou Gu&egrave;eye
Interim Principal
Important Dates:
September 22, 7:45--8:45 a.m.: 12th Grade Parent Coffee with College Counseling, Choral Room
September 29: 9th Grade Elections
October 2, 7:45--8:45 a.m.: 10th Grade Parent Conversation with US Administration, Choral Room
October 6-7: Senior College Day--no senior classes
October 7, 7:00--9:00 p.m.: College Counseling Financial Aid Meeting, RLS Meeting Room
October 9, 7:45--8:45 a.m.: 9th Grade Parent Conversation with US Administration, Choral Room
October 9, 9:35--10:15 a.m.: Meeting for Worship with Parents, RLS Meeting Room
October 10-12: One Acts, Rosenberg Theater (Performance times on School Calendar)

							
								Announcements

NEWS FROM THE NURSE
News from the Nurse:
Why is Breakfast so Important?
How many times have we heard, &ldquo;Breakfast--it&rsquo;s the most important meal of the day?&rdquo; Well, that&rsquo;s because it is. Skipping breakfast is like attempting to drive your car on an empty tank.You can try it but you won&rsquo;t get very far. Breakfast is the fuel that gets us going in the morning, helps us and our children to concentrate and fully participate in a stimulating conversation, provides us with one of the most important nutrients--iron--and will more than likely provide us with the energy needed to participate in physical activities. So it&rsquo;s really important that we take the time to fuel our children&rsquo;s bodies before we send them off to school.
Any breakfast is better than no breakfast, but try to stay away from sweets (doughnuts, pastries). The key to a well-balanced breakfast is &lsquo;variety&rsquo;: grains, protein, fruits and vegetables, milk, cheese and yogurt. Here are some helpful traditional breakfast ideas:

	Eggs
	French toast, waffles, or pancakes--try whole wheat or, better yet, whole grain
	Cold cereal and milk
	Hot cereal with dried fruit
	Whole-grain toast, bagel, or English muffin
	Yogurt with fruit
	Fruit smoothies (the real kind, not that syrupy stuff)

Some might think it strange, but other yummy ideas:

	Banana dog: peanut butter (obviously for those who do not have a &ldquo;nut allergy&quot;), a banana, and raisins in a whole-grain bun
	Breakfast taco: shredded cheese on a tortilla, folded in half and microwaved, then topped with salsa
	Country cottage cheese: apple butter mixed with cottage cheese
	Fruit and cream cheese sandwich: use with strawberries or other fresh fruit
	Sandwich: grilled cheese, or another favorite
	Leftovers: They&rsquo;re a great source for all of your proteins and minerals and are not just for dinner anymore.

The following ideas are great for a midmorning snack or even if you find yourself in a hurry. Here are some quick breakfast ideas for on the go:

	Single servings of whole-grain, low-sugar cereal
	Yogurt
	Fresh fruit
	Whole-grain muffin
	Trail mix of pretzels, dried fruits, crackers, and dry cereals

UPPER SCHOOL COMMUNITY SERVICE NEWSLETTER
The September edition of the Upper School Community Service Newsletter is now available on the SFS website. 
This newsletter highlights upcoming and recent community service events. Please read this month&rsquo;s publication if you would like to learn more and/or get involved in the community service program at the Upper School. 

NEXT-TO-NEW SALE: ONLY 7 COLLECTION DAYS LEFT!
The Next-to-New Sale is less than one month away! There are only 7 collection days remaining. Please read below to learn how you can support the Sale! All net proceeds benefit student financial aid at Sidwell Friends. All items unfit for sale are recycled. All unsold items benefit local charities.
Donate gently used items.
Collection times at the Wisconsin Avenue campus will take place Mondays and Wednesdays from 8:00--10:00 a.m., and Saturdays from 9:00--11:00 a.m through October 4. To view a list of acceptable donations, please click here. We are LOW on men&rsquo;s clothing, vinyl records, serving pieces, high quality accessories, and bicycles.
Need help transporting large items to the School? Call John Bates from College Hunks Hauling Junk at 301-335-2385 and say you&rsquo;re supporting Next-to-New at Sidwell Friends. He will provide special discount pricing for moving services.
Volunteer for an hour or more.
There are volunteer jobs for everyone at this event! We need volunteers to organize, price, and set up donations for display, to serve as cashier at the sale, and to clean up post-sale. You can spend as much time helping as you would like--even a few hours is a huge help! To sign up to volunteer, please visit our Volunteer Hub page. This is a great way to meet members of the SFS community! Friends and extended family are also welcome to volunteer. Plus, volunteers with at least three hours of volunteer work get to shop the Pre-Sale. ** Please consider volunteering your time on our big &ldquo;Move-In Day&rdquo; on Friday, October 3, between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. You may select specific time slots on Volunteer Hub.
We are currently seeking a section head (or two) for the Costumes/Holiday department. If you are interested in managing this fun section of the Sale (and its volunteers), please contact Co-Chair Felice Roggen at [email-masked]. The time commitment is two to three days a week leading up to the Sale.
Do you have a truck or large SUV? We are seeking volunteers to help pick up local furniture donations. If you are able to help or are interested in learning more about the Next-to-New Sale, please contact Jessie Jacobson, director of special events, at [email-masked] or 202-537-8442.
Save the Dates to Shop!
Wednesday, Oct. 15, 3:00--8:00 p.m. (SFS faculty and staff only)
Thursday, Oct. 16, 9:30 a.m.--8:00 p.m. (SFS community only)
Friday, Oct. 17, 9:30 a.m.--8:00 p.m. (Open to the public)
Saturday, October 18, 9:30 a.m.--4:00 p.m. (Open to the public)
Thank you for your support!
Co-Chairs Melanie Jacobsen and Felice Roggen

HELP IS NEEDED AT THE FOX DEN ON THE WISCONSIN AVENUE CAMPUS
The Fox Den, Sidwell Friends&rsquo; school store and cafe, is looking for part-time help. For more information, view the ad online. Parents are especially welcome to join our team, but please also spread the word to your friends and neighbors! If interested, contact Marnee Robinson at 202-537-8198.

FROM THE ADMISSIONS OFFICE
In an effort to work more closely with current families and faculty/staff who are applying a child for the 2015/16 academic year, the deadline to submit Part I, the Application Form, is October 1, 2014. All supplementary material to complete the application is due by January 15, 2015. The application process is only for students who do not currently attend SFS. This is not reenrollment for currently enrolled students.
The online application is available at www.sidwell.edu/admissions/application-materials. Please call the Admissions Office at 202-537-8111 if you have any questions.

							
								Events

AUCTION COMMITTEE MEETINGS: SEPT 23 AND SEPT 29
Interested in helping with the planning of this year&rsquo;s Auction to benefit student scholarships? Please join us in the Zartman Drawing Room on either Tuesday, September 23, from 9:30 - 11 a.m. or Monday, September 29, from 6:30 - 9:00 p.m. for a fun kickoff meeting where the co-chairs will reveal the auction theme and logo, walk through volunteer committee responsibilities, and conclude with a fun donation brainstorm.
These volunteer opportunities have been designed to fit any schedule, whether you are a stay-at-home parent or a part-time or full-time working professional. The majority of the volunteer work can be easily accomplished independently using e-mail and phone in the comfort of your home or office.
If you&#39;re interested in joining the committee or learning more about the Auction, please visit the Auction webpage or contact Jessie Jacobson, director of special events, at [email-masked] or 202-537-8442. Don&rsquo;t forget to save the date for this year&rsquo;s Auction: Saturday, April 18, 2015! All net proceeds benefit student scholarships at Sidwell Friends.

Thank you for your support!
Co-Chairs Melvin Cauthen, Vanessa Johnson, and Evelyn Nicholas

GAMETIME!: GIRLS' VARSITY TENNIS
This week&rsquo;s featured Gametime! team is Girls&#39; Varsity Tennis taking on the Stone Ridge &lsquo;Gators at 4 p.m. on Friday, September 26.
At 3:30, we&rsquo;ll have a pregame party for tennis fans of all ages in the Class of 1960 Garden behind Zartman House.
Please remember that in tennis matches, spectators cheer after the point, not during the play.
Spectators are encouraged to share their photos of the game by tagging @SidwellFriends with #GoQuakers or by e-mail ([email-masked]). One lucky photographer will win Sidwell Friends swag!
Congratulations to Stephanie Everett &rsquo;15 for last week&rsquo;s winning photo! 
Mark your calendars: The next featured game is Boys&#39; Varsity Soccer v. Potomac School on October 2 at 4:30 p.m.
Be sure to check out some recent sports photos including preseason, boys soccer, field hockey, and golf. Go Quakers!

PCW FALL SPEAKER: SUSAN CAIN, OCT 7
To celebrate its 50th anniversary, the Parents Council of Washington (PCW) invites all SFS parents to attend a very special Fall Speaker Program featuring Susan Cain, author of The New York Times bestseller Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can&#39;t Stop Talking. This free event will be held at 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday, October 7, 2014, at Holton-Arms and will also feature cuisine from several renowned local chefs, including Jose Andres, Nora Pouillon, Robert Wiedmeier, and John Snedden. Please see the flyer for details.

PCW is a nonprofit organization fostering communication among parents, students, and schools within the greater Washington, D.C., independent school community. Please visit the PCW website or click here for more information.

COMMUNITY SERVICE ACTIVITY OCT 11: GLEANING AT MILLER FARMS
Join the Upper School Community Service Committee for a morning of gleaning at Miller Farms, 10140 Piscataway Rd., Clinton, MD 20735. This is a great way to get out, enjoy some fresh air, good food (there is a bakery with fresh donuts, baked goods, and ice cream, as well as a farm market and barbecue stand) and fellowship. We will be gathering at the parking lot of Miller Farms at 8:30 a.m. and heading to a nearby field to pick crops for a few hours before heading back to the farm store and then back to town.
We are often joining other groups of people from the D.C. area, so this is a great way to connect with others and share stories as we pick the foods that will make their way to those in need in our community. Please RSVP to Matt Fraidin, [email-masked].

							
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QUAKER QUOTES
&quot;The meetings of early Quakers were frequently disrupted by angry mobs, their meetinghouses were vandalized and burned, and they were themselves subjected to imprisonment and cruel treatment by officials of the state. Such persecution continued until 1689 and the so-called Glorious Revolution, when a Toleration Act was adopted that gave legal sanction to the principle of religious liberty...Yet, like the early Christian church, the Quaker movement gained more adherents despite--or because of--the persecution. Some historians claim that the Quakers constituted ten percent of the British population by the end of the seventeenth century.&quot; --Faith and Practice of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting, 1997 edition

Quaker quotes are intended to deepen the understanding and appreciation of Quakerism in the parent community at Sidwell Friends School. Suggestions and questions may be directed to Cynthia Richie Terrell at [email-masked].

                            
                                
                                US News

First GameTime! Celebration was a hit
Parents and students from all levels of the School came out to support the Quakers.

							

							

                                LS News

"I think everybody, once in a while, should have a mud bath."
The Lower School welcomed author, poet, and teacher Kathi Appelt, who was in town for the National Book Festival. An accomplished author, Kathi has written many works from picture books to chapter books.

Dovie Thomason, a Native American storyteller, captivated Lower School students at assembly on Friday.
Dovie shared her heritage and told four stories that explored nature, human emotions, and relationships.

                            
						 
                        Upper School Weekly E-Newsletter Submissions

                        How to Submit an Article to the E-Newsletter. Fill out the form at www.sidwell.edu/submit by 12:00 p.m. Thursday. 
                        
                        Note Concerning the School Calendar: The calendar entries that appear in the right column of each Newsletter are automatically generated by the official school calendar and are not subject to editing by the Newsletter Editors. All changes or additions to the school calendar must be made through the school scheduling office, reachable at: [email-masked].
                        
                        The Upper School Weekly E-Newsletter is a forum for communication among parents and is designed to provide announcements concerning school events or information. E-newsletter submissions should be filled out at www.sidwell.edu/submit. 

					

							
								
									 Calendar

									

												
												
	Mon, Sep 22nd 
		
				12th Gr. Parent Conversation with College Counseling 
				
				Choral Music Rm
				7:45am - 8:45am

				

		
				Next to New Sale collections 
				
				Wannan Gym
				8:00am - 10:00am

				

	Tue, Sep 23rd 
		
				PA US Steering Committee Mtg 
				
				Rusch Team Rm
				8:00am - 9:30am

				

		
				Auction Committee Kick-off Meetings 
				
				Zartman Drawing Rm
				9:30am - 10:30am

				

	Wed, Sep 24th 
		
				Next to New Sale collections 
				
				Wannan Gym
				8:00am - 10:00am

				

	Fri, Sep 26th 
		
				Next-to-New Sale collections 
				
				Lower School
				7:45am - 8:45am

				

		
				US Arts Guild 
				
				Robert L. Smith Mtg Rm
				7:00pm - 10:00pm

				

	Sat, Sep 27th 
		
				Next-to-New Sale collections 
				
				Wannan Gym
				9:00am - 11:00am

				

		
				Diversity Council/Parents of Black Students Alumni Panel 
				
				Robert L. Smith Meeting Room
				10:00am - 12:00pm

				

	Mon, Sep 29th 
		
				Next to New Sale collections 
				
				Wannan Gym
				8:00am - 10:00am

				

	Wed, Oct 1st 
		
				Next to New Sale collections 
				
				Wannan Gym
				8:00am - 10:00am

				

	Thu, Oct 2nd 
		
				10th Gr. Parent Conversation with US Admininstration 
				
				Choral Music Rm
				7:45am - 8:45am

				

		
				PA Executive Comm. Mtg 
				
				Rusch Team Rm
				8:30am - 9:30am

				

		
				MS Back to School Night 
				
				Robert L. Smith Mtg Rm, Wannan Gym, US Dining Rm
				6:00pm - 8:30pm

				

	Fri, Oct 3rd 
		
				Next-to-New Sale collections 
				
				Lower School
				7:45am - 8:45am

				

	Sat, Oct 4th 
		
				Next-to-New Sale collections 
				
				Wannan Gym
				9:00am - 11:00am

				

	Mon, Oct 6th 
		
				Senior College Visit Day 

				

				

		
				Next to New Sale collections 
				
				Wannan Gym
				8:00am - 10:00am

				

	Tue, Oct 7th 
		
				Senior College Visit Day 

				

				

		
				PA Athletics Committee 
				
				Rusch Team Room
				7:45am - 9:45am

				

		
				Make-up photos 
				
				Outside photos (rain location - Choral Music Rm)
				8:00am - 11:00am

				

		
				College Counseling Financial Aid Information Meeting (joint program with GDS) 
				
				Robert L. Smith Meeting Rm
				7:00pm - 9:00pm

				

	Wed, Oct 8th 
		
				Next to New Sale collections 
				
				Wannan Gym
				8:00am - 10:00am

				

	Thu, Oct 9th 
		
				9th Gr. Parent Conversation with US Administration 
				
				Choral Music Rm
				7:45am - 8:45am

				

		
				Senior Parent Coffee 
				
				Zartman Drawing Room
				8:00am - 9:45am

				

		
				US Meeting for Worship-Parents Invited, Reception Following 
				
				Robert L. Smith Mtg Rm
				9:35am - 10:23am

				

		
				PA Arts Committee Mtg 
				
				US Library Board Rm
				7:00pm - 9:00pm

				

	Fri, Oct 10th 
		
				Next-to-New Sale collections 
				
				Lower School
				7:45am - 8:45am

				

		
				ONE ACT FESTIVAL - "ANIMAL TALES" by DON NIGRO  
				
				Rosenberg Theater
				8:00pm - 10:00pm

				

	Sat, Oct 11th 
		
				ONE ACT FESTIVAL - "ANIMAL TALES" by DON NIGRO 
				
				Rosenberg Theater
				8:00pm - 10:00pm

				

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									Athletics

									

                                                
												
	Mon, Sep 22nd 
		
				Tennis - Girls 7/8 at Potomac School 

				2:45pm

				

		
				Field Hockey - 7/8 vs. Potomac School 

				2:45pm

				

		
				Cross-Country - Girls 7/8 - Holton Invitational  

				2:45pm

				

		
				Soccer - Boys 7/8 B at Washington Latin 

				3:30pm

				

		
				Soccer - Boys Junior Varsity vs. Potomac School 

				5:00pm

				

	Tue, Sep 23rd 
		
				Field Hockey - Varsity at Stone Ridge School 

				4:00pm

				

		
				Tennis - Girls Varsity vs. Georgetown Visitation 

				4:00pm

				

		
				Tennis - Girls Junior Varsity at Georgetown Visitation 

				4:00pm

				

		
				Golf - Varsity vs. Maret School 

				4:00pm

				

		
				Soccer - Girls Varsity at Holton-Arms 

				4:15pm

				

		
				Soccer - Girls Junior Varsity vs. Holton-Arms 

				4:15pm

				

		
				Soccer - Boys Varsity vs. St. Andrew's School 

				4:15pm

				

		
				Soccer - Boys Junior Varsity at St. Andrew's School 

				4:15pm

				

		
				Volleyball - Varsity vs. St. Stephen's & St. Agnes 

				4:30pm

				

		
				Volleyball - Junior Varsity vs. St. Stephen's & St. Agnes 

				4:30pm

				

		
				Field Hockey - Junior Varsity at Stone Ridge School 

				5:30pm

				

	Fri, Sep 26th 
		
				Field Hockey - Junior Varsity vs. Wilson H.S. 

				4:00pm

				

		
				Tennis - Girls Varsity vs. Stone Ridge School 

				4:00pm

				

		
				Tennis - Girls Junior Varsity at St. Andrew's School 

				4:00pm

				

		
				Soccer - Girls Junior Varsity vs. St. Stephen's & St. Agnes 

				4:15pm

				

		
				Field Hockey - Varsity at Calverton 

				4:30pm

				

	Sat, Sep 27th 
		
				Cross-Country - Girls Varsity - DC XC 

				

				

		
				Cross-Country - Boys Varsity vs. Maymont Invitational  

				

				

		
				Volleyball - Junior Varsity at Georgetown Day 

				10:30am

				

		
				Volleyball - Varsity at Georgetown Day 

				12:00pm

				

		
				Soccer - Boys Varsity at St. James School 

				1:00pm

				

		
				Soccer - Boys Junior Varsity at St. James School 

				1:00pm

				

		
				Football - Varsity vs. Potomac School 

				2:30pm

				

	Mon, Sep 29th 
		
				Soccer - Girls 7/8 A at Georgetown Day 

				2:30pm

				

		
				Soccer - Girls 7/8 B vs. Georgetown Day 

				2:30pm

				

		
				Tennis - Girls 7/8 at St. Stephen's & St. Agnes 

				2:45pm

				

		
				Field Hockey - 7/8 - B Team Home vs. Holton-Arms 

				3:00pm

				

		
				Tennis - Girls Junior Varsity vs. Georgetown Day 

				4:00pm

				

	Tue, Sep 30th 
		
				Soccer - Girls Varsity at Maret School 

				4:00pm

				

		
				Tennis - Girls Varsity vs. National Cathedral School 

				4:00pm

				

		
				Golf - Varsity vs. Georgetown Day 

				4:00pm

				

		
				Soccer - Boys Varsity vs. Georgetown Day 

				4:15pm

				

		
				Soccer - Boys Junior Varsity at Georgetown Day 

				4:15pm

				

		
				Field Hockey - Varsity at Holton-Arms 

				4:15pm

				

		
				Volleyball - Varsity vs. Sandy Spring 

				4:30pm

				

		
				Volleyball - Junior Varsity vs. Sandy Spring 

				4:30pm

				

		
				Field Hockey - Junior Varsity at Holton-Arms 

				5:30pm

				

	Wed, Oct 1st 
		
				Football - 7/8 Heavyweight vs. Mater Dei 

				2:45pm

				

		
				Field Hockey - 7/8 vs. Stone Ridge School 

				2:45pm

				

		
				Soccer - Girls 7/8 A at Stone Ridge School 

				2:45pm

				

		
				Soccer - Girls 7/8 B vs. Stone Ridge School 

				2:45pm

				

		
				Soccer - Boys 7/8 B at St. Stephen's & St. Agnes 

				2:45pm

				

		
				Tennis - Girls Junior Varsity vs. National Cathedral School 

				4:00pm

				

		
				Golf - Varsity vs. Calverton - Old South 

				4:00pm

				

	Thu, Oct 2nd 
		
				Volleyball - 7/8 vs. Brookewood 

				2:45pm

				

		
				Football - 7/8 Lightweight at Landon 

				2:45pm

				

		
				Soccer - Girls 7/8 A vs. St. Andrew's School 

				2:45pm

				

		
				Soccer - Boys 7/8 A at St. Andrew's School 

				2:45pm

				

		
				Cross-Country - Boys 7/8 - Landon Invitational  

				2:45pm

				

		
				Cross-Country - Girls 7/8 - Landon Invitational  

				2:45pm

				

		
				Tennis - Girls 7/8 vs. Bullis 

				3:00pm

				

		
				Tennis - Girls Varsity vs. Maret School 

				4:15pm

				

		
				Soccer - Boys Varsity vs. Potomac School 

				4:30pm

				

		
				Soccer - Boys Junior Varsity at Potomac School 

				4:30pm

				

		
				Field Hockey - Varsity vs. St. Stephen's & St. Agnes 

				4:30pm

				

		
				Volleyball - Varsity at Maret School 

				4:30pm

				

		
				Volleyball - Junior Varsity at Maret School 

				4:30pm

				

		
				Football - Varsity vs. Maret School 

				4:30pm

				

		
				Field Hockey - Junior Varsity vs. St. Stephen's & St. Agnes 

				5:45pm

				

	Mon, Oct 6th 
		
				Tennis - Girls 7/8 vs. Georgetown Day 

				2:30pm

				

		
				Soccer - Boys 7/8 A at Georgetown Day 

				2:30pm

				

		
				Soccer - Boys 7/8 B vs. Georgetown Day 

				2:30pm

				

		
				Volleyball - 7/8 - @ GDS (upper school campus) 

				2:30pm

				

		
				Field Hockey - 7/8 at Potomac School 

				2:45pm

				

		
				Soccer - Girls 7/8 A at Potomac School 

				2:45pm

				

		
				Soccer - Girls 7/8 B vs. Potomac School 

				2:45pm

				

		
				Cross-Country - Boys 7/8 - Bullis Invitational  

				2:45pm

				

		
				Cross-Country - Girls 7/8 - Bullis Invitational  

				2:45pm

				

		
				Golf - Varsity vs. Maret School 

				4:00pm

				

	Tue, Oct 7th 
		
				Golf - Varsity vs. Potomac School 

				3:30pm

				

		
				Soccer - Girls Varsity vs. Flint Hill 

				4:15pm

				

		
				Soccer - Girls Junior Varsity at Flint Hill 

				4:15pm

				

		
				Soccer - Boys Varsity at Flint Hill 

				4:15pm

				

		
				Soccer - Boys Junior Varsity vs. Flint Hill 

				4:15pm

				

		
				Field Hockey - Varsity vs. Holy Child 

				4:15pm

				

		
				Tennis - Girls Varsity vs. Potomac School 

				4:15pm

				

		
				Tennis - Girls Junior Varsity at Potomac School 

				4:15pm

				

		
				Volleyball - Varsity at Madeira 

				4:15pm

				

		
				Football - Junior Varsity vs. Potomac School 

				4:15pm

				

		
				Volleyball - Junior Varsity at Madeira 

				5:15pm

				

		
				Field Hockey - Junior Varsity vs. Holy Child 

				5:30pm

				

	Wed, Oct 8th 
		
				Volleyball - 7/8 vs. National Cathedral School 

				2:45pm

				

		
				Tennis - Girls 7/8 vs. National Cathedral School 

				2:45pm

				

		
				Field Hockey - 7/8 at St. Stephen's & St. Agnes 

				2:45pm

				

		
				Soccer - Girls 7/8 A vs. National Cathedral School 

				2:45pm

				

		
				Cross-Country - Boys Varsity at Potomac School 

				4:00pm

				

		
				Cross-Country - Girls Varsity at Potomac School 

				4:00pm - 5:30pm

				

	Thu, Oct 9th 
		
				Soccer - Girls 7/8 B - Away at GDS Middle School Campus 

				2:30pm

				

		
				Tennis - Girls 7/8 vs. Stone Ridge School 

				2:45pm

				

		
				Football - 7/8 Lightweight at Potomac School 

				2:45pm

				

		
				Field Hockey - 7/8 vs. Holy Child 

				2:45pm

				

		
				Soccer - Boys 7/8 A at Potomac School 

				2:45pm

				

		
				Soccer - Boys 7/8 B vs. Potomac School 

				2:45pm

				

		
				Cross-Country - Boys 7/8 - Landon Invitational  

				2:45pm

				

		
				Cross-Country - Girls 7/8 - Landon Invitational  

				2:45pm

				

		
				Golf - Varsity vs. Georgetown Day 

				4:00pm

				

		
				Soccer - Girls Varsity vs. Potomac School 

				4:15pm

				

		
				Soccer - Girls Junior Varsity at Potomac School 

				4:15pm

				

		
				Tennis - Girls Varsity vs. Holy Child 

				4:15pm

				

	Fri, Oct 10th 
		
				Volleyball - Junior Varsity vs. Wilson H.S. 

				3:30pm

				

		
				Soccer - Girls Varsity at Holy Child 

				4:15pm

				

		
				Soccer - Boys Varsity at Maret School 

				4:15pm

				

		
				Soccer - Boys Junior Varsity vs. Maret School 

				4:15pm

				

		
				Field Hockey - Varsity vs. Georgetown Visitation 

				4:15pm

				

		
				Tennis - Girls Varsity vs. St. Stephen's & St. Agnes 

				4:15pm

				

		
				Tennis - Girls Junior Varsity at St. Stephen's & St. Agnes 

				4:15pm

				

		
				Volleyball - Varsity vs. Wilson H.S. 

				4:45pm

				

		
				Field Hockey - Junior Varsity vs. Georgetown Visitation 

				5:30pm

				

	Sat, Oct 11th 
		
				Cross-Country - Boys Varsity - Glory Days Invitational  

				

				

		
				Cross-Country - Girls Varsity - Glory Days Invitational 

				

				

		
				Football - Varsity at JP Great 

				2:30pm

				

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