picture from WMS newsletter
I’ve seen the motley collection of hoodies and mate-less gloves that comprise the open-to-the-public lost and found items shunted away in a corner of the Wellesley Middle School cafeteria. Never did I dream, however, that there could be unclaimed items even more essential (and expensive) to a student’s academic and social well-being. It appears there are certain WMS students whose families can’t reach them and who can’t see the vocab words on the smart board.
These items remain in safekeeping in the front office, waiting to be reunited with those who possess the proper password or vision needs.
The Acastock a cappella concert taking place this Thursday, March 5, at Wellesley High school will feature a mix of WHS groups as well as guest singers from area colleges, high schools and the community. Organizers suggest getting to the 7pm event early, as last fall’s Acatober concert was a sell-out.
Also performing at Acastock will be MIT’s Logarhythms, The Wellesley Widows of Wellesley College, the Nipmuc Regional High School a cappella group and The Works, which features Wellesley residents Elizabeth Cohen, Patrick Rafter and Betsy Rosen.
Not a lot of leg room for now at the swings at Sprague Elementary School’s playground.
