U.S. Secretary of Education John B. King, Jr. inspires Class of 2016 graduates to be bold and resilient. Read his full speech and see video from the ceremony.
Congratulations to T.C. Williams Valedictorian Laura Wilcox and Salutatorian Hannah Bates.
This fall, 331 students from T.C. Williams will be heading off to college, several of whom will be going to some of the top colleges in the United States. We wish them all the best.
The International Academy held its inaugural celebration of graduating seniors on June 9. The 102 students, who entered the program as freshman, are the first group to graduate the program. View photos from the celebration.
This week, Superintendent Alvin L. Crawley presented the progress ACPS has made on implementing restorative practices at T.C. Williams High School.
T.C. Williams senior Aaron Higgins was recently honored with the Alexandria Historical Society’s High School Award for his exceptional commitment to the study of history.
Three T.C. Williams High School seniors, Jonathan Ibarra, Drew Jones and Rubaiyat Rhidoy, were recognized by C-SPAN for their documentary film, “The Cost of Justice,” which explores the failings of the for-profit prison model.
The T.C. Williams Girls Soccer team made history last weekend with a 4-1 victory in the Patriot Conference Final, their first conference championship against powerhouse Woodson High School, the only team to beat T.C. Williams in their regular season conference play.
Teachers from T.C. Williams, Francis C. Hammond, Cora Kelly, John Adams and Matthew Maury were honored for their work with students with disabilities at a reception and awards ceremony on Thursday evening.
T.C. Williams seniors Francy Carera-Paz, Nana Adwoa Osei-Bonsu, Celeste Claudio, Chris Waddell, Brooke Teferra and Subinuer Aikebaier share their stories about their college choices and what shaped their decisions.
ACPS celebrates its successful partnership with the Urban Alliance, which provides T.C. Williams seniors with professional internships at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
The T.C. Williams High School crew team captured two state titles plus one silver and two bronze medals at the Virginia Scholastic Rowing Championships on May 14.
A total of 331 students from T.C. Williams are college-bound in the fall, including several who have made it into the top colleges in the United States. See where they are heading.
The Lyles brothers are fully focused on making the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro. Read about their efforts to train and raise the necessary funds for their Olympic debut.
Don’t miss out on the fun activities surrounding this year’s All Alexandria Reads campaign including writing to the authors of the books you read, taking part of the Twitter scavenger hunt to win prizes and a free screening of one of the best family space alien movies of all time at T.C. Williams High School on May 10.