Flu vaccination clinics will be held at Metcalf School on Wednesday, October 11 and Thursday, November 2. Both clinics will run from 4-7 pm. All are welcome to attend. However, registration is recommended to ensure vaccine availability. Insurance information will be collected, but the vaccine is free. Any interested in getting vaccinated should register online.
Read moreEWG Senior Tyler Stanton has been nominated as the Providence Journal’s “Athlete of the Week.” Stanton offered a significant contribution to EWG’s 32-0 victory over Central Falls on Friday night, including four touchdowns. Also in contention are players from LaSalle, Moses Brown, Hope, and St. Raphael’s Academy. Help support Tyler Stanton as Athlete of the Week! Vote today!
Read moreAttention, EWG! The 2023-24 school year has hit the ground running! The year starts off with an early Spirit Week and Homecoming. This year’s Homecoming is scheduled for Friday, September 29. Stay tuned to the Mercury for more details to come. Spirit Week will begin on September 25. The schedule will be as follows: Show your school spirit, and help […]
Read more
Efficiency. Distance. Endurance. These are all things students in the Electric Car PLT had to meticulously plan over, while putting together a car good enough to compete with other schools in Rhode Island and beyond. Read on to find out more about their journey to the big competition. Students in the Electric Car (ECar) PLT were tasked with one straightforward, […]
Read more
On Monday, June 5, the sword was officially passed to the Class of 2024, and EWG honored its upperclassmen. Of the 97 graduating members of the Class of 2023, 58 received the Commissioner’s Seal, 39 received a Pathway Endorsement, and 31 received both. Below is a listing of student award recipients. English Department Most Outstanding Senior Anna Schumacher Most Improved […]
Read more
EWG’s very own Ms. Millar recently received one of the most prestigious awards a science teacher can be granted. Since 1990, each year, the Enviormental Protection Agency (EPA), along with the White House Council on Enviormental Quality (CEQ), bestows the Presidential Innovation Award for Environmental Educators (the PIAEE) to, at most, 13 educators across the US. The goal of this […]
Read more
EWG’s Annual Background Reading Assignment has been published. Like last year, all EWG students will choose a book from the list and create a Google Slide project to document their reading. This assignment serves as background reading for the work which will take place during English class in the 2023-24 school year. Additionally, students enrolled in Honors level classes will […]
Read more“Dramatic.” This is just one word used to describe the many changes happening to the Jr/Sr High Auditorium. Continue reading to find out unique insights and information about this renovation. Over the past couple years, EWG has been making several improvements to the district through the School Improvement Bond. One of the most recent of these improvements is the renovation […]
Read more
Students from EWG got the unique opportunity to witness an annual global event with the purpose of promoting a good cause. This past Wednesday, May 17th, a group of students from various EWG science courses had the unique opportunity to attend the 2023 “Great Ocean Race.” This race is an annual event in which sailboats race around the world, with […]
Read moreSeveral EWG student artists from both the Junior and Senior High have been awarded the Anchor and Wave Art Awards. Junior High recipients include: Olivia Legault (Anchor: Best in category—Drawing)Ady Kocab (Anchor: Mixed Media and Wave: Self Portrait)Leah Lincoln (Anchor: Painting)Zoltan Libertini (Wave: Abstract/Experimental) Zoltan Libertini is an artist who has been recently honored with an art reward for his […]
Read more