Today the Sisterhood returns from their Spring Break as we set our sights on the best time of the year, spring at Saint Margaret’s School.

As we began spring break you might remember that our basketball team was headed off to the Final Four in the state playoffs. The team played Roanoke Catholic and for much of the game the teams traded off leads in what was a tight game. C.C. Wright put the Scotties on top 42 to 40 with 2:43 minutes left in the game. However, Roanoke Catholic made an impressive run in the final two minutes to lift them over the Scotty's 52 to 43.  Roanoke Catholic fell to Walsingham 45-41 in the finals.

Kendall wants us to reflect on the 3rd Quarter and our work in the community.

Tonight basketball heads to Richmond to play in the State Tournament's Final Four.  The number three Scottie's faces number two Roanoke Catholic at a neutral court.  A fan bus will be headed to the game for our dedicated fans.

We are going on Spring Break - hear from us in two weeks.

Last night the Scotties defeated Richmond Christian 52-37 which places the Scotties in the Final Four in Richmond on Friday.

The game's live stream will be published next week following the state playoffs.

Happy first day of March today we are hearing two pieces from the second-place winner of our I have a dream Reading/poetry contest. Rachel very is a freshman here at Saint Margaret’s, and she recorded her poems to share with all of the sisterhood. I am so excited to share with you all as I think it’s very moving.

Kendall shares an "Express Yourself" essay on Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

We open today’s Daily Thistle with some sounds from the weekend's performance of The Wizard of Oz.  On Friday afternoon, the cast hosted students from Aylett Country Day School and Rappahannock Middle School.  On Friday evening, parents and friends packed the gym for the troupe’s second performance.  By Saturday afternoon, the gym had almost reached the standing room only as our reservation board was overwhelmed.  Needless to say, the Cast did a fantastic job in delivering three beautiful performances.  As promised, here are some sounds of the performance.

Sisters' Pride speaks to Pop Culture and how it affects our lives.

Meet some of the cast from the Wizard of Oz!

Sisters' Pride considers Confrontation, whether you love it or you don't, it is something that causes riptides, sometimes for the worst and sometimes for the better. The most important thing to realize when dealing with confrontation is to ask yourself if this is a beneficial thing to do. Is this healthy for both parties involved

Kendall speaks about Parables.

Today I had the opportunity to sit down with Ella Gould, our student government president and current senior at st. Margaret’s. We got to talk about Ella’s ISP, which stands for Independent Student Project. Ella was a student who was passionate about history and took interest in finding a project that would dive deeper into that subject. She explored the nearby area and found the Essex County Museum, where she scheduled an interview and received a position as a student intern. Today we had a conversation about what it was like being in that experience and how it affects her life as a student today and in the future

Hey, ya’ll, and welcome to today's sister's pride. Today we are discussing the importance of keeping your backpack, binder, and life organized. We were all taught some organizational skills when we were growing up. We must recognize the importance of keeping ourselves organized. Dr. Cook, one of the English Teachers here at St. Margaret’s, said that organization is one of the best skills to have in life. It's so true! Organization can relate to how you order your clothes in your closet or color-coordinate your binder. It can also be how you manage your day, organizing it into parts for each subject, using your homework time wisely, and organizing the priorities in your life.