One of the new policies that was established at the high school is the decision to prohibit the ability to assign homework over vacation, whether […]
Students experiment with real life
After many hours of setting up apparatuses, transferring and measuring chemicals, and putting on aprons and goggles, the science students are ready demonstrate all their […]
Art Department takes on Vans contest
If you’re into shoes, then you’ve probably heard of Nike ID, the site that allows users to design their own custom shoes. Fellow shoe company […]
OPINION: Is technology becoming more helpful or hurtful?
New and more updated technology is being brought into the school systems around the country. The real question is: Does it impact the students’ learning […]
Senior projects – a time to help the community
As the school year grows closer and closer to the end, and the warm weather begins to set in, senior projects begin. Seniors might are […]
Boat Cruise rewards junior class after a year of hard work
One of the long standing traditions of the junior class at our school was upheld last weekend, as the Class of 2016 ventured into the […]
OPINION: “Does Your Generation Have Too Much Self-Esteem?”
Are you born between 1980-2002? If yes, good news! You are a millennial! Unfortunately, you are also known for being entitled, lazy, coddled, overconfident, narcissistic, […]
Tennis starts with love for boy’s tennis
The boys tennis team, led by coach Mike Sabin as well as tri-captains Dan Foley ’15, Michael Pioso ’15, and Michael Rosen ’15, hopes to […]
Wellesley’s Wonderful Weekend attracts spectators of all ages
As the sun beamed down on Wellesley residents this past weekend, crowds of adults and children enjoyed the warm weather and festivities that were part […]
Bake sales – a necessary backbone for extracurriculars
With well over 30 clubs, 20 school sports, school trips, class government, and many other school groups, bake sales have been a proven way to […]