Following a successful 2024-2025 Indoor Track and Field season, Walls sent 5 athletes to compete in 2 prestigious national meets. Nadia Lytle (‘25), Lars Kearney (‘28), and Reia Stock-Heard (‘27) attended Nike Nationals, each competing in their respective events, while Rory Leavitt (‘25) and Benji Shepard (‘28) attended Adidas Nationals.

The Jackson-Reed baseball and softball teams have dominated DCIAA for years, but this season SWW was determined to end their supremacy.

James Jackson never worked in the school building, but when he passed away on May 20, Walls lost an incredibly impactful member of its community.

Last year, DCIAA ranked the SWW girls’ team in first place, and they held the number one seed heading into the playoffs. This spring, they hope to continue that streak.

On Friday, Mar. 1 2024, Rajah Caruth (‘20) achieved one of his lifelong goals. He became both a NASCAR pole winner and race winner on the same day in Las Vegas.

November 2-3 was a big weekend for the School Without Walls ultimate frisbee team. The mixed-gender Flightless Bird Squad split into boy...

Being an athlete at Walls doesn’t come without challenges. The basketball players are no exception, facing their own set of obstacles...

The School Without Walls offers a variety of sports for all students, but the girls’ soccer team stands out for its close-knit...

Boys Basketball The Penguins talk things over in the huddle late in their state quarterfinal battle against Eastern. After losing their...

Last year’s lacrosse team smiles for group photo / via @swwgirlsvarsity on Instagram Photo via Eve Rebora For Walls students, the sports...

Notable win Most Valuable Player Overall Record DCIAA Record (place in standings) Boys soccer 9/30 1-0 vs. Cardozo Graham McMorris (‘25)...

This fall, seniors across the country are tasked with deciding where they want to apply to college. However, members of the senior class...