Theogony Announces 2010-2011 Leadership!

Theogony, the student-run media organization at T.C. Williams High School, has announced its leadership for the 2010-2011 school year.  Rising seniors Lee Anderson, Maeve Bracken, Samantha Donis, Justice Jones, Liam Malakoff and Matt Reiber will assume positions next year as Theogony’s Managing Directors with responsibilities for content delivery in publishing, digital media and television.
Theogony’s Managing [...]

Theogony Extra: Greenovation

T.C. Williams Journalism I class published their Theogony Extra: Greenovation issue on the 40th anniversary of Earth Day.
The issue in its entirety can be viewed below.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Underclassmen Think About College

Seniors are getting ready to leave, juniors are ready to take over T.C., and sophomores are thinking about their two more years in high school. But there is more they should be thinking about and putting thought into the college process. It seems that many students aren’t driven to start thinking about College until their [...]

“TC Writes!” Winners Earn Big Money!

“TC Writes!” winners receive their money.

Model UN visits Boston

Over the weekend of February 20th, the T.C. Model UN went to a conference in Boston for high schools from all over the country. The idea of this conference was to model the way the real United Nations works and to teach students about coming together as different nations and reaching agreements. “[The [...]

New TC Williams Schedule Effective Monday, March 8

New TC Williams Schedule Effective Monday, March 8, 2010.
See link below to view the schedule.

TC Williams Main and Minnie Howard Campus Bell Schedule

Assessing the Effects of TC’s Green Thumb

In the 2002-2003 school year, when Alexandria City Public Schools (ACPS) began seriously considering the idea of building a new campus for T.C. Williams High School, ACPS envisioned a building that was one of the greenest and most energy efficient buildings possible. By the time the new building opened at the beginning of the 2007-2008 [...]

Budget Puts Brakes on Field Trips

Looking forward to that field trip in May? Your field trip may be in jeopardy. As of last month, the Alexandria City Public School system-wide field trip budget has run out. A budget that was supposed to allow students and teachers to expand their learning beyond [...]

Packed Garden Sees Titans Fall

On Saturday, January 16, 2010, the T.C. Williams boy’s basketball team played against the ninth nationally ranked basketball team, Montrose Christian. A sell out crowd from throughout Alexandria’s community came to show their Titan pride. “[Unfortunately] our guys didn’t come focused to play smart and weren’t willing to play as hard as they possibly could,” [...]

Learn More About Virtual High School

The Virtual High School’s high-quality courses and professional development for online teachers have been internationally recognized as a model for K-12 online education, growing from a grant-funded project to a non-profit international collaboration. The success of our collaborative is achieved by:
Member schools selecting one or more faculty members to teach over the Internet.
VHS teachers receiving [...]

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