For most kids, access to activities such as basketball practice, debate club, or even something as simple as getting extra help from a teacher is […]
Clay and Metals students collaborate with Clever Hand Art Gallery
For the past five years, the Clever Hand Art Gallery has collaborated with art students at the high school, working to offer them a glimpse […]
OPINION: Struggling to simply switch
With spring comes course selection for the next school year, which was due on April 1. Depending on what grade students are going into, their […]
Her Campus teaches “collegiettes” how to survive college
Wouldn’t it be great if instead of spending the first half of college missing all the memos, struggling to keep grades up, and bumbling through […]
Decision soon on new Performing Arts Director
Wellesley administrators continue their search for a K-12 Director of Performing Arts, with the hopes of completing the process before April vacation. Selecting candidates is […]
Wellesley Hoops banquet brings together basketball enthusiasts
On March 29, Wellesley Youth Basketball held a banquet in the high school’s café to culminate another exciting year in Wellesley Hoops recreational basketball. According […]
OPINION: America’s choice between education and war
President Obama’s new program plans to supply two free years of community college to anyone willing to work for it, and it has caused quite […]
March Madness bracket challenge is mad fun for students
As students are skulking in the misery of a broken bracket, the Student Unification Program is looking to unify the student body with the bracket […]
Featured Teacher: Kaczmarek helps students conquer chemistry
Ever walk by a sophomore chemistry class and wonder who that upbeat German chemistry teacher was? Some consider chemistry to be a subject that is […]
OPINION: Bus over car
When you came to school today, you probably went through your daily routine without any qualms. You packed up your stuff for school and ate […]