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The Education Foundation is now offering to host alumni class web pages, and we can provide your class with a free e-mail account
(i.e. "classof19XX@wakfieldalumni.org").

We also can provide reunion committees with e-mail lists for their class. Contact "information@wakefieldalumni.org" for more information.


Contact us with your thoughts, suggestions, and anything else!





Wakefield Education Foundation
PO Box 41675
Arlington, VA 22204

information@wakefieldalumni.org

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Wakefield's History

Wakefield High School
Welcome to our web site, dedicated to alumni, staff, and friends of Wakefield High School in Arlington, Virginia

One part of the Foundation is the Alumni Committee, which works to:
  • Connect alumni, staff, and friends of Wakefield to the school and each other
  • Preserve the history of Wakefield
  • Maintain contact information on staff, alumni, and friends
  • Assist classes with events
  • Create and support social opportunities for alumni
  • Establish and perpetuate the Wakefield Hall of Fame
  • Support the Wakefield Education Foundation

What’s happening with the Wakefield High School project?

New high school design

Building the new Wakefield has started. - In 2010 The Arlington County Board approved placing the $161 million on the November 2010 ballot, and it was approved by voters. Construction of the new school was begun. The new school will be built at the corner of George Mason Drive and Dinwiddie Street. The old school will be torn down. To see the drawing for the new school, see the development plan below. The Foundation is already thinking about how to commemorate the construction and demolition. If you’d like to be involved in the planning of the commemoration, let us know.

The Wakefield Design Plan (1.5mb PDF).

Watch the action at the construction site here.



Events:

  • Announce your class events, news and more on our EVENTS page!
  • For class news, contact us at "information@wakefieldalumni.org".
  • Announce your class events, news and more on our EVENTS page!
  • For class news, contact us at information@wakefieldalumni.org.
  • For reunion planning, see our Tips page and contact "reunions@wakefieldalumni.org". We can provide your class list, let you know what other classes are doing, and even make arrangements for you to borrow the totem pole, student newspapers from your year, and other memorabilia. We can also set up a website for your class and provide you with a "wakefieldalumni.org" e-mail address for free.

Having a reunion or other
Wakefield-related event?

We'll help get the word out for you!
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College Crisis?

Let's face it- college is expensive. Many people simply cannot afford to go. YOU can make a difference in someone's life. How? It's easy!

The Wakefield Education Foundation is set up to receive donations the following ways:

  • The United Way (number 8707)

  • The Combined Federal Campaign (number 66600)

  • Fill out a form and mail donations to:
Wakefield Education Foundation
PO Box 41675
Arlington, VA 22204

  • Via a secure online transaction (PayPal, credit cards)

  • Via a secure online transaction on your Master Card, Visa or Discover Card


Wakefield Education Foundation Trustees

Conchita Saulmon Mitchell (‘66)
President

Douglas Wheeler, (‘57)
Vice President

James E. Jones (‘86)
Treasurer

Dr. Marie Shiels-Djouadi
Former Principal

Peter Arntson (‘56)
President Emeritus

Chris Willmore
Current Principal

John Clisham
Principal's designee

Thomas M. Hawkins, Jr. (‘59)

Paul Ferguson (‘83)

Susan O'Hara Christopher (‘58)

John Abbott (‘65)

Ellen MacKay (‘77)

Dan Kiser (‘77)

Helen Chung Vasiliadis (‘79)

Sabra Feder Decker (‘80)

Clayton Powell (‘65)