My son discovered his passion for the arts at Westminster School in Annadale, VA, where my wife taught for several years. Enrolling our children there was one of the best decisions we made. Nasim Abdul Khaaliq's love for performing, sculpting, singing, and playing instruments allowed him to express himself and find his passion. Again, I’m proud to say that he’ll be studying Theatre at George Mason University. Watch a clip of his early performance as the Lion in The Wizard of Oz. More to come! 🎭🎶🎨 #WestminsterSchool #ArtsEducation #PassionDiscovery
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