Ethel Walker School
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Happy Juneteenth! Though the Emancipation Proclamation was proclaimed by President Abraham Lincoln on January 1st, 1863, for various reasons that declaration did not reach all parts of the country at…
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On Tuesday, June 9, the Walker’s community gathered virtually to honor members of the community who have reached milestones of service at Walker’s. Remarks were given by Head of School…
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Each spring, members of the faculty and staff select two individuals to receive The Frenchie Award named in honor of a former member of Walker’s staff, Frenchie Kahawaiolaa. This award…
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Walker’s dress code has evolved over many decades to represent the styles of the times, while maintaining school traditions. A defined dress code allows us to guide girls to make clothing choices while ensuring their confidence and creating a environment that looks professional and is conducive to learning.
Students must be in dress code in Academic Buildings from:
During the year there are dress down and spirit days when the dress code is not in effect.
