The Classical Ideas Podcast: Ep 90: Teaching High School Religious Studies with George Coe (Teaching Series)

Geosystems students interpret weather data with NBC4 Meteorologist Amelia Draper to determine our next snow day.

We want to thank and acknowledge the WABC Athletic Boosters for their support on The Wolverine Green project since May of 2016! And also, acknowledge local businesses and WP families for their generosity and lasting contributions to West Potomac High School.

Travis Manion Foundation brings Operation Legacy to West Potomac High School

An article on OnStage Blog by Casey long
Many high schools shy away from the intricacies and occasional controversies of representing various sexual identities, but Beyond the Page Theatre Company’s production of She Kills Monsters by Qui Nguyen faces the realities of being a part of the LGBTQ community head-on.

Congratulations to History and Social Studies Teacher Mark Klucharich, Special Education Instructional Assistant Larry Tanh, and Career Center Specialist Elizabeth Carter who were recognized at the 2018 FCPS Honors Ceremony!

Mr. Coe's World Religions/ Current events class participates in conferences throughout the year. Topics discussed include: rights of women and girls with a school in Ukraine, and hate speech with a Muslim school in Britain.

Mr. Coe's Religion and Current Events class, along with Ms. Cohen’s freshmen World History class, took a field trip to Washington to tour the Sikh Gurdwara of DC.

AIGA, The Professional Association for Design, partners with West Potomac Art Department to bring creative professionals to the classroom in the coveted AIGA Speaker Series. This year alone we've had art directors, web designers, and commercial photographers present their outstanding work, share behind the scenes creative processes, personal journeys into creative careers, and work with and critique student work. These creative professionals offer inspiration and advice to aspiring artists and designers.

April is National Poetry Month, and this year at West Potomac High School, students observed the month by reading some of their favorite poetry and hearing from two published poets during the West PoEtry Show, a two-day show celebrating that genre of literature.