In the past week, peculiar objects seem to have popped up all over EWG hallways. Some include a snowman, watering can, succulent, pumpkin, flower pot, and a crocodile head. “So what are these objects?” many students and faculty have asked themselves. The answer—doorstops! Science teacher Amy Biagioni-Chmura (B.C) created a project for her physics class where students made a door […]
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In a triple-overtime game against Providence Country Day School, EWG won the semi-final game to move on to the championship. After neither team had scored during the regular game, they moved into the first overtime where once again, neither team scored. Ending in a third overtime, PCD scored a touchdown but missed their two extra points, giving EWG a chance […]
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Mrs. Lind, an art teacher at Exeter-West Greenwich High school, has been running a PLT during Knight Time where students try to build a weight bearing bridge out of pasta. Using only a pound of uncooked spaghetti noodles and white glue, students construct a bridge within a certain size and weight requirement. When the bridges are done being assembled, more […]
Read moreIt’s Student Council election time at EWG. Students are running for the following positions: President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Public Relations Officer. Student candidates are outlined below. President: Ana Simonini and Fiona Brand Vice President: Nathaniel Powers and Kailey Brooks Secretary: Cole Humeston and Abby Dreyer Treasurer: Cole Humeston and Bryan Jones Public Relations Officer: Fiona Brand and Paige […]
Read moreLast week the Knights Football team had their first playoff game of the season. Friday night at Smithfield, fans came to the stands to cheer on the team. The Knights ended the game beating Smithfield 19-3 sending them to the semifinals. The semifinal game will be this Friday night against PCD at 6:30 at Conley Stadium. Show up and be […]
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Over the summer, trucks were spotted in and around the EWG High School. This was the first look at the construction of the high school’s HVAC system. This has not been all, though. More improvements are planned and have yet to be started. EWG’s road to construction has been long, and it is nowhere near over yet. There are many […]
Read moreIf you are a student at EWG, or even a parent, you’ve likely heard of the somewhat-dreaded final project required for graduation: the Senior Project. And as a senior myself, I’m no stranger to the excitement and anxiety of slowly approaching the day when I’ll have to present my final product, meant to display my hopes and interests for the […]
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When the first PLT form went out in early October, many students (myself included) were confused about the majority of the PLTs and what they entailed, with composting being one of the front-runners of that confusion. As a member of the Sustainability Club, I had already heard about composting and signed up to watch the trash bins at lunch time; […]
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As a new round of PLTs kick-off, I got to visit the very popular Fantasy Sports Experience PLT and interview the advisor, Mr. Buckley, and some of the students.
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The EWG Chapter of the National Honor Society will sponsor a children’s toy drive at various locations throughout the district November 15 – 23. Donations will benefit Foster Forward, a charitable organization dedicated to helping foster children. NHS members Caroline Sirr, Andrew Baccari, Grace Michailides, Brynn Beauchamp, Patrick Baum, Louna Allory, Kaia Bennett, Emily Beauparlant, and Aidan Zavalia, working under […]
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