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In the Loop W a r w i c k HS H i g h l i gh t s

CONGRATS RAIDERS!

May 3rd, 2016

May 2-5 is Teacher Appreciation Week. Congratulations to all of our Raider Teach-

ers for their hard work and dedication. Thank you for taking on the commitment to

make a difference in the lives of children.

SPORT NATION

Issue #9

Last week, SAGE members selected

Cam'ryn Rascoe as the next Student

Representative to the School Board!

Mario Byrd was selected

as the recipient of the

Wayne Lett Scholarship

sponsored by the Lett

family and the Newport

News Education Founda-

tion. Mario will receive $8,000 towards his degree in

education at CNU.

JV girls softball won 10-5 against Menchville HS

Varsity girls softball won 9-4 against Menchville HS

JV boys soccer won 4-2 against Bethel HS

Varsity girls soccer won 8-0 against Bethel HS

JV girls soccer won 4-2 against Bethel HS

Varsity boys tennis won 5-4 against Nansemond River HS

JV boys soccer won 1-0 against Hampton HS

Varsity girls softball won 3-2 against Woodside HS

JV girls soccer won 3-1 against Hampton HS

The winners of the first WHS Poetry Slam were:

1st-Jalisa Waddell

2nd-Delaney Ward

3rd-Kennedy Cheatham

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LET’S GO RAIDERS!

Last week, Warwick track athletes and coaches

attended the oldest and most recognized annual

track meet, the Penn Relays in Philadelphia.

Got highlights for In the Loop?

Email Ms. Morales

marisol.moralesdiaz@nn.k12.va.us

YOUTH DEVELOPMENT

NJROTC Upcoming events:

NJROTC Awards Banquet – Thursday, May 12, 2016.

6:00 – 8:30PM. WHS Cafeteria.

NJROTC Annual Cookout – Friday, May 20, 2016. 3:00-

6:00 PM. Deer Park shelter #3.

Color Guard – Thursday, June 16, 2016. 6:00 PM. Hines

Move-Up Ceremony.

WHS Cheerleaders taught cheers and performed

stunts at the George Green Field Day for ele-

mentary NNPS students

Once again, teachers beat the seniors last Friday

at the Seniors vs. Faculty Basketball rematch.

Students had the chance to relax and have fun

during the half time.

On April 26th, the STAR Awards Program Students Tak-

ing Action and Responsibility highlighted and celebrat-

ed “how NNPS students are learning to make a big

difference in their lives, in their schools and in their

community.” Honorees from Warwick included the

Hispanic Honor Society, NJROTC, and the Vocal En-

semble.

The Hispanic Honor Socie-

ty’s final activity for the

year was a Zumba class

with two instructors from

Onelife Fitness.

Warwick’s Vocal Ensemble has been invited to perform

with the Virginia Symphony Chorus at the Ferguson

Center on June 5th at 7 pm. The students will perform

alongside professional musicians in the highly esteemed

Ferguson Center auditorium. The Virginia Symphony

will present the music of Star Wars. Tickets start at $25.