On Thursday, April 11, Godwin held its annual Poetry Day celebration, with more than one hundred students and teachers participating.
Poetry Day is an event run by the school’s literary magazine, Reverse Images. Students recite poems before a crowd of their peers throughout the day.
On March 20 and 22, Godwin’s mixed ensemble Madrigals, women’s ensemble Acapella, and show choir Debut competed against other high school groups invited to an annual competition held at Hanover High school.
Godwin’s robotic team participated in the FRC Regionals tournament this past weekend at the Siegel Center.
Godwin students participate in music competitions.
On March 20, several Godwin students participated in the Debate Conference Tournament. Godwin came in first place overall.
Richmond STEM Fair Winners
The month of February is nationally known as Black History Month in which we remember the important events and figures of the past who belonged to the African American community. Here at Godwin many teachers are taking the month into their own hands by doing activities in their class that they feel demonstrate an appreciation of the African American culture.
On Wednesday, Dec. 18 Future Educators of America (FEA) went on a field trip to Lakeside Elementary School to distribute books and read to elementary school kids.
Students compete in Poetry Out Loud
On Dec. 12, Governor Bob McDonnell visited Godwin High School to speak about school safety. There has been a big focus on school safety ever since the Sandy Hook Shooting occurred in Connecticut a year ago.
