((DISCLAIMER: Now that it’s past April Fools’ Day, a heads up that this is just a bit of foolishness. Read on if you wish…) Competition to present the annual Faculty Speech at Wellesley High School’s commencement this June has heated up in the wake of English teacher David McCullough’s “You’re Not Special” speech from a [...]
From The Clever Hand Gallery: The Clever Hand Gallery will showcase pottery and jewelry by students from two advanced art classes at Wellesley High School from April 9 – 20. The Clever Hand will be hosting a reception for the students on Wednesday April 10th from 4:00 until 5:00 pm. All are invited. The [...]
From Wellesley High School Performing Arts Dept: The Wellesley High School Performing Arts Department presents the Moving Company in “Footnotes” a collaborative performance bringing together dancers from local schools and professional dance companies in a sharing and informative setting. A variety of dance styles will be featured. Student and faculty choreographies will be showcased. The [...]
The professional baseball odyssey of slugging first baseman Nate Freiman, the 2005 Wellesley High grad who later starred at Duke University, continued this weekend, as he was grabbed by the Oakland A’s after being placed on waivers by the Houston Astros. Freiman was initiated drafted out of Duke by the Texas Rangers, and later by [...]
Wellesley High’s “Passenger” at Boston Center for the Arts March 14-16 From Wellesley High Drama: Last weekend, Wellesley High’s production of “Passenger” won six awards at a METG Drama Festival: four for acting, one for set design, and one for technical production. Self-scripted by WHS actors and based on their school-wide reading of The Immortal [...]
We won’t reveal the winner of Wellesley High School vs. Chelmsford High School, but guess you can zip to the end of the video below if you want to know in a hurry… If the Quiz Show thing doesn’t work out, these guys could always pursue cheerleading with moves like that shown here, forming the [...]
Wellesley High School freshman Matt Snyder and his cousin Mason Fisher, a college student in North Carolina, have created a website called Solostop that’s designed to help people become more efficient social network users and more easily share online content. The site, first written about recently in Wellesley High’s The Bradford, is being given a [...]
