The Exeter Craft Fair will be held Saturday, April 30, 2022, from 10am to 2pm at the Exeter Public Library. This annual craft fair is a great opportunity to support local venues, the public library, and our community. The fair will have a variety of handcrafted products to buy, and in doing so, you’ll be supporting the local economy. People […]
Read moreAn EWG original student poem.
Read moreAn EWG original student poem.
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An amazing showdown of complex flavors recently occurred here at EWG! The Foods III class carefully crafted their own homemade burgers in a class competition to see what team could make the tastiest, best-looking, and all around best burger. The foods class was divided into their kitchen teams and the competition began. Each team worked extremely hard at making sure […]
Read moreA vaccination clinic will be held Friday, April 29, at Metcalf Elementary School. Vaccinations and boosters are being offered from 4:30 – 6:30 PM. Shots are being offered to children and adults. Pfizer vaccines are available to children ages 5 and up. Adults can choose between Pfizer and Moderna. For more information or to register, click here.
Read moreFor Sophomores and Juniors, April 13th can be a daunting date. It is the day of the PSAT and the SAT. These two standardized tests can be confusing and pose lots of stress, so keep reading to learn more about them and why you should take them. PSAT: What is it? The PSAT (Preliminary SAT) is a standardized test taken […]
Read moreOver the holidays, my mother subscribed to Amazon Prime for the first time. She of course used the subscription to buy gifts online in time for Christmas, but I mostly used it for Amazon Video. Unlike most streaming services, Amazon Video allows anybody to upload whatever “movies” they like. While this may be a great opportunity for an independent filmmaker, […]
Read moreA recent survey asked EWG JHS students how they feel about moving into the Senior High. The results revealed a good deal about our student population and the times in which we live. Ninety-five students from grades seven and eight were asked a series of simple questions about how they view this coming transition. The results revealed some interesting trends. […]
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A memorial has been constructed in the EWG High School front foyer to Matt Dennison, a member of the EWG-West Warwick Hockey Team who tragically died in March. Dennison and one of his teammates was involved in a car accident in Exeter on February 12. He passed away on Thursday, March 10. Now, his teammates seek to honor him. Junior […]
Read moreWilliam Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet is presently regarded with mixed emotions, for lack of better phrasing. Some adore its thought-provoking outlook on fate, irresistible urge and emotion, and human nature itself, while others wish nothing more than for it and its unrealistic tellings to burn in the depths of the shadow realm. Regardless of personal opinion, it is one of […]
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