‘Comeback’ for the Washington School for Girls as students return to campus for class and prayer together
After pivoting to remote learning during the pandemic, the new school year at the Washington School for Girls has a special meaning.
“We’re calling it a comeback,” said Dr. Beth Reaves, the school’s president.
On Aug. 2, more than 100 girls returned to in-person classes at the school, which is a tuition-free Catholic school for grades three through eight primarily serving girls of color from Wards 7 and 8.