Mark your calendars! Volunteer sign up information will be available by early to mid May. Parents will be needed to man fun field day stations either in the morning or the afternoon as well as donate/lend items such as coolers, water, ice etc.
HUSKIES with good character are TERRIFIC! It’s the Husky Way! The above students are being recognized as students who exemplify the characteristic of "Citizenship" for the month of March.
GMHS Theatre presents Hamlet this weekend, May 2-4. Shakespeare's classic play about power and revenge in Denmark is brought to life by students actors. musicians and set designers.
The Mustang Book Club hosted Aimee Agresti, author of the Gilded Wings series. She shared some insights into intricate pieces of the writing puzzle.
The FLL Club at MEH is preparing for another great season! The Lego FIRST program is a total team experience that involves robotics engineering, computer programming, research into global issues, and FUN!
English teacher and Mason alum, Mr. Peter Laub (0n right in each photo), reminisces about his junior prom in the late 90s, which involved fancy, “old man” hats and an “older lady” (a senior) as his date.
The Virginia Department of Education is recognizing Mary Ellen Henderson's popular "Husky Chef" competition as the Region 4 winner of the Creating Excellence CTE Secondary Program Award.
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Falls Church City Public Schools is soliciting competitive negotiable proposals for its Property and Casualty Insurance July 1, 2013 renewal program.
With 99 year old Jesse Thackrey taking her familiar position in front, it was standing room only in City Council Chambers as councillors debated, and approved the City's FY2014 budget last night, including full funding of the School Board's requested transfer.
Congratulations to Mary Klemic and Annette Schlitt for placing 3rd in the Group Web Site category at the National History Day State Competition this past weekend in Williamsburg, VA.
Today is Earth Day! In the spirit of Earth Day, bring used ink cartridges or old technology such as laptops, cell phones, or used ink cartridges to help raise money for The Lasso.
- Category: Mary Ellen Henderson
Fifth grade students learned all about electricity when experts from Maryland Science Center visited, They brought a treasure trove of knowledge and demonstrations to show how electricity works.
George Mason competed this week against Strasburg and William Monroe, as part of the Bull Run District meets, and also against Moorefield and Massanutten Military Academy.
Congratulations to our 5th grade Odyssey of the Mind Team who represented Mary Ellen Henderson Middle School at the State competition! The team placed 4th in the State.
The 7th Grade Quarter 3 FACS students had the opportunity to put their culinary skills to the test in our second Husky Chef Competition. Modeled after the popular TV show Iron Chef, the students had the challenge of creating a dish that fit within the USDA guidelines for a healthy school lunch.
As we prepare for the end of the school year, it is time to plan for next year. We are excited that the rising 8th grade students will be creating new traditions here at Mary Ellen Henderson by making this a "true" middle school next year.


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