By the mid-1890’s, commercial production of automobiles had just begun. Now, Wellesley High School struggles to offer a sufficient number of parking spaces to senior […]
Category: Features
Review of “The Martian” by Andy Weir
If I ever get stranded on Mars, Mark Watney, the protagonist in Andy Weir’s The Martian, is definitely the man I’d bring with me. This […]
New course allows students to App-ly computer science skills
“I do believe that every student should see a little computer science before they graduate,” said Mathematics and Computer Science teacher Dr. Robert Cohen. His […]
Book talk reflects on religion in Wellesley school system
The issue of how to teach religion in schools will never go away. Strategies of teaching religion in schools range from all-encompassing required classes to […]
2010 WHS graduate excited to return to school as teacher
Kathryn McCabe, a 2010 graduate of Wellesley High School, has returned to school – this time in a teaching position. McCabe works in the Family […]
Checola checks off new position
How many teachers do you know that like to play with Play-Doh in their free time? When she’s not helping freshmen adjust to the high […]
A familiar face joins WHS
Kids change both mentally and physically; some kids, however do change much more than others. When Kate Harrigan could not recognize some of her former […]
McCormick excited to be a part of Wellesley staff
New part-time teacher Marianne McCormick just wants to help kids. She has extensive experience in both the English and literacy departments. Now, after teaching English […]
Spangler is back and better than ever
After taking a twelve-year teaching hiatus, Ms. Beanie Spangler is excited to finally return to the classroom setting. Spangler joined the WHS science department in […]
Magee fosters human connections through ELL program
If life were to give lemons to Ms. Joni Magee, she would use them to prepare a wide variety of lemon-based desserts, such as lemon […]