Ten tips on how to stay focused during remote learning
By Maddy Peng '21, Opinions Editor
January 20, 2021
While learning in the comfort of your home allows you to wake up later, spend every day in pajamas, and attend classes in bed, these benefits come with a warning: self-discipline. Many […]
Wellesley becomes yellow level COVID-19 town as virus cases rise
By Josh Nangle '21, Managing Editor
January 10, 2021
The town of Wellesley has been elevated from a green to a yellow level area for COVID-19 as cases of the virus increase. As of December 18, the Massachusetts Department of Public Health […]
The right decision: the high school resumes in-person learning
By Gracie Meisner '21, Multimedia Director
January 10, 2021
Note: This article was written in the context after Thanksgiving break. Conflicting opinions surrounded the decision to resume in-person learning at the high school on December 1 after […]
December 22 School Committee update
By Kate Bhatt '22, Co-Features Editor
January 8, 2021
School Committee members have worked to address important issues and themes at the Wellesley Public Schools, including COVID-19 safety measures, maintaining a welcoming, equal, and safe […]
Evolutions students present their Design with a Why projects
By Addie Schiller '22, Co-Features Editor
January 6, 2021
On December 8, Evolutions students presented their second project, Design with a Why, to a panel of judges. Students were split into groups, and the goal of the project was to find a cause […]

Ms. Bourne retires after 30 years at the high school

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