WSG Graduates: Where are they now?

Where are they now?

Quanise Wooten, WSG ‘09, is currently in grad school at Bowie State and WSG’s Math lead and our Out of School Time Coordinator.

Joey Adams, WSG ‘10, graduated from Northeastern University in 2018 with a Masters in Higher Education and is now WSG’s Manager of Graduate Support.

Acia Sands, WSG ‘11, Graduated from Morgan State University with a Bachelors in Engineering in 2019.

Aliyah Matharu, WSG ‘15, is currently a guard for the Texas Longhorns women’s basketball team. They recently won the Big 12 title for the first time since 2003.

Delani Whitaker, WSG ‘17, and Duke Ellington School of the Arts ‘21, was accepted to Berklee Performance Center in Boston, MA.

Jacqueline Lewis, WSG ‘18, was accepted to St. John’s University with a 106K Scholarship.

Rayonna Chambers, WSG ‘18, was accepted to the University of Maryland Eastern Shore.

Kemistry Ingram, WSG ‘19, is enrolled at Archbishop Carroll High School where she is maintaining honor roll status.

Akilah Turner, WSG ‘20, is a sophomore at Don Bosco Cristo Rey High School and the 2022 Catholic Business Network gala keynote speaker. She ended her freshman year with a 3.96 GPA.

Darian Walker, WSG ‘21, is a thriving freshman at The Academy of the Holy Cross.

Josephine Epps, WSG ‘21, is a freshman at Connelly School of the Holy Child and performed “A Chorus Line” with the school’s performing arts department this year.

Odis Braxton, Jr.

Odis Braxton, Jr., known as a “Retired Baptist Preacher,” spent 42 years in various leadership positions in the church. He spent three years on the Board of Trustees for Connelly School of the Holy Child and is currently head of the Beach Committee for the city of Fenwick Island, DE.

Odis Graduated from Grambling State University, Union Theological Seminary and Howard University School of Divinity receiving a BS, M. Div. and D. Min.

Gary James Lewis

Gary James Lewis is an Environmental Consultant who has over 20 years’ experience in managing Federal/State/Local Government projects which included: DoD (Pentagon and Military Bases), Federal Reserve Board and countless others.

As an alumnae parent, Gary has been a consistent volunteer assisting the WSG staff in various capacities. He looks forward to continuing to be an intricate part of the continued growth and development of the girls, staff and parents of WSG.

Fun fact: Gary is Jacqueline’s father.

Janet Stolba, RJM

Sister Janet Stolba is a lifelong Catholic educator with nine years of direct middle school experience in New York, California, and Maryland. She was the Principal at Regina High School in Hyattsville, MD, and served as the Regional Supervisor for the Archdiocese of Washington, overseeing all Catholic elementary schools. She has also served as the Religious of Jesus and Mary’s Provincial Councilor, a role that is active in supporting RJM schools across the country.

Amy Wilkinson

Amy recently retired from the Fair Housing Office at the Housing Authority of Baltimore City (“HABC”). One of her first tasks was to implement a mobility counseling program. Education has always been a high priority in Amy’s family. Both of her grandmothers were elementary school teachers and one great aunt was an elementary school principal. Her parents valued education above almost everything else and made sure she and her siblings obtained the best education available. She ultimately believes that any school that can provide a high-quality education and support to students where they live, like WSG does, is of tremendous value to the community.