A Q&A with the Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Dr. Charmie Curry
Is there anything that you or your department is worried about coming into the new school year? Our office is always attentive to the myriad […]
What’s on the ballot for Wellesley voters this election?
On October 17, hundreds of thousands of people began casting their votes for the 2020 elections. On November 3, millions more will cast their votes. […]
Evolutions maintains its routine despite COVID restrictions
Citizenship, community, collaboration, creativity, innovation, and communication are just some of the core values of Evolutions, a project-based program for thirty juniors and seniors at […]
World of Wellesley’s 30-Day+ Racial Equity Indigenous Peoples Challenge
World of Wellesley (WOW) is an organization that partners with local institutions to create programs that put an emphasis on exploring diversity. On October 1, […]
High school nurses versus a global pandemic
In just a few months, walking through the school hallways went from a mindless task to an impossible problem that must be solved in order […]
Ms. Cole becomes new Instructional Library Assistant
While the COVID-19 pandemic has brought many changes to the high school library — students must arrange checking out library books and printing documents ahead […]
Fall sports carry on amidst new protocols
Even amidst the new world of masks, social distancing, temperature checks, contact-tracing sheets, and new protocols, fall sports at the high school are up and […]
New development puts affordable housing on the market in Wellesley
It’s easy to notice that Wellesley has a housing problem: down practically every street is one single-family home after another, and in Wellesley, that almost […]
Activism from home
High school students around the world are learning to overcome the notion that because they are younger they have to wait for adults in power […]