Amelia Childs, owner of CrepeBerry, a vegetarian creperie and smoothie bar, said that the initial cases of COVID-19 in Wellesley were scary for her. She […]
Student Padlet: a safe space to reflect and share
In response to the recent killing of George Floyd at the hands of police, and the subsequent protests against racial injustice, The Bradford wants to […]
How test-optional pilots could fundamentally improve college admissions
For decades, standardized testing has played a vital role in the entrance to higher education, serving as an indicator of college readiness and a prediction […]
Kindness rocks, teddy bears, and the “Brook Path Zoo”: What the Wellesley community is doing to spread positivity during the COVID-19 crisis
Coronavirus has physically isolated everyone, taking a toll on community gatherings. However, some residents of Wellesley have looked to find ways of bringing the community […]
How junior lacrosse athletes are dealing with the season cancellation and recruitment
For many student-athletes, junior year serves as a critical season for college scouting and recruiting. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, this year’s spring sports season […]
Cross country team goes above and beyond: $20,000 raised to help feed front line workers
On April 25, the high school’s cross country team planned and executed a “virtual runathon” to fundraise for the front line workers of the COVID-19 […]
Q&A with Ms. Katherine Speed: coping with COVID-19 as a professional in performing arts
What does your current daily schedule consist of? My schedule varies from day to day, but it’s a combination of teaching, self-care, and family time. […]
Wellesley High School Athletes Finding New Ways to Stay in Shape
Since Governor Charlie Baker issued the closure of all Massachusetts schools for the rest of the year, all high school and club spring sports have […]
COVID-19 update – Brook Path remains open but Morses Pond may be the next target
Wellesley’s Board of Selectmen and Board of Health originally gathered on May 1 to discuss a possible mandatory face-covering order but put a hold on […]
Schools are closed, but learning doesn’t stop
On March 12, all Wellesley public schools were closed indefinitely because of the COVID-19 pandemic and an increase in local COVID-19 cases. Since the closing […]