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Book talk reflects on religion in Wellesley school system
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Book talk reflects on religion in Wellesley school system

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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
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2010 WHS graduate excited to return to school as teacher

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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
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Checola checks off new position

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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
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A familiar face joins WHS

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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
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McCormick excited to be a part of Wellesley staff

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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
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Spangler is back and better than ever

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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
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Magee fosters human connections through ELL program

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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 […]

Charlesworth comes from Charter school, eager for new technology and new faces
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Charlesworth comes from Charter school, eager for new technology and new faces

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For David Charlesworth, what could have become a career misstep ended up leading him to his true passion. The Stonehill College graduate began school as […]

Beyond the crease – in loving memory of Connor Darcey ’12
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Beyond the crease – in loving memory of Connor Darcey ’12

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In the early morning of June 12, tragedy struck the town community when a fatal car accident took the life of beloved Wellesley High School […]

Students elect new class officers for next year
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Students elect new class officers for next year

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Every spring, freshmen, sophomores and juniors elect four officers to represent their class in the upcoming year. On May 18, after sophomore candidates presented speeches […]

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    By Katherine Xu '27, Editor-in-Chief
    On May 16, a message from Wellesley Public Schools (WPS) Superintendent Dr. David Lussier arrived in the inboxes of students, parents, and faculty, announcing a new cell phone procedure for […]
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