The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time, written by Mark Haddon, follows Christopher, a teenage boy living with autism. Christopher is less comfortable with people than he is with animals; he especially enjoys the company of dogs. When his neighbor’s dog, Wellington, is mysteriously murdered with a garden fork and Christopher is the one to find him out […]
Read moreCollege: Ready, Set, Go! was intended to be a program to aid rising seniors as they prepare for college. But what do you do when, instead of seniors, you get freshmen? Mrs. Wilmot faced challenging questions such as this when she was planning the class. She originally planned to help seniors get ready to start college applications and fill out […]
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Court is in session at EWG. From July 6-15, students in the Criminal Justice/Mock Trial program learned about the workings of the United States legal system. Run by Ms. Hartley, the class covered trial procedure, as well as the roles of all participants. Students were also able to get out of the classroom, visiting the State Police Barracks in Scituate, […]
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The beeps of metal detectors and the crunching of picks and spades interrupt the normal sounds of the woods. EWG students are on a mission, uncovering the lost treasures of the past. Art teachers Elizabeth Lind and Nicole Pichette ran one of EWG’s first summer enrichment classes, Bones and Stones: Art and Archaeology on June 29th and July 1st. Aimed […]
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