Wednesday, January 21, 2009

WASHINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOL for GIRLS

Small school + Parental involvement =
success for young girls




SISTER MARY AT
WMSG'S 10TH

YEAR CELEBRATION!


“If kids are even barely passing and we can connect with their parents, we take them,” says Sister Mary Bourdon in an article recently featured in The Washington Post. “We want the school to get inside the girls so they are not living in two worlds,” Bourdon says. “They get teased in their neighborhoods for wearing the uniform and carrying the books….” Washington Middle School for Girls is one of the ten non profit partners located at THEARC where Sister Mary is a familiar face.

Washington Middle School for Girls is Recruiting New Students

for the 2008-2009 school year. If you know a sixth-grade child who can benefit from what the WMSG has to offer please have the family contact Sister Mary at 202-678-1113. The Washington Middle School for Girls offers a solid and holistic education in the Catholic educational tradition, featuring intellectual challenge, respect for diversity, and support for the spiritual, social and emotional growth of each student. More information about the school is available at http://www.thearcdc.org/partners/middleschool.asp.
Washington Post Metro columnist Marc Fisher has an in depth interview with Sister Mary in his article Turn Around Starts With Students.

Ten non profit partners at THEARC have come together under one roof to help children.
Your donations help each charity fulfil their missions.

Selected for the 2008-2009 Catalogue for Philanthropy
“One of the best small charities in the greater Washington region”




















































































































































































































































































































































































































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