It is 7:20 AM on a Monday. High school students hurry into the school, trying to escape the chilly morning air. When they are finally […]
The Dazzling Drowsy Chaperone Jr.!
At the middle school the auditorium is the largest room. This large open space allows the school to do lots of performances, such as plays, […]
A superior club: Math Team
You are sitting in your math class. You start to realize, Hey, this is pretty interesting! For the first time, you are not waiting for […]
Report cards – For students or against students?
Report card. “A teacher’s written assessment of a student’s work, progress, and conduct.” Report cards are used all over the country to give students an […]
Sympathy for Shrek: What made it so special?
By Evan Yu ’31 On the four long nights of the Shrek Jr. play, the audience applauded, screamed, and roared as their friends and family’s […]
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at the middle school
I – The Interview When you think of the words diversity, equity, and inclusion, what comes to your mind? Well, Mr. Joshua Goldman, a science teacher […]
The symbolism of three holidays within the Wellesley community
Until a couple of years ago, the high school’s core values were: Academic Excellence, Commitment to Community, Value and Respect for Human Differences, and Caring […]
Prestige or policy? choices in the college application process
In a recent survey by the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE), thousands of college students nationwide ranked 251 universities’ free speech policies from […]
Challenge Success redefines student success
Challenge Success is a non-profit organization founded at Stanford University in 2007. It promotes a balanced academic life, rather than one focused solely on grades […]