Recently, the EWG community joined together to donate their time and their blood to a local cause. On November 1, a blood drive was hosted at the EWG Senior High. This drive was brought on by a former EWG student, Gianni Guerrieri. Guerrieri suffered a tragic car accident in 2021, resulting in his needing a lot of blood. His passing […]
Read moreOn October 28, EWG continued their tradition of hosting their spookiest event of the year, the Trunk or Treat! Hosted by the Junior Class Council, the Trunk or Treat is a community event to celebrate Halloween, and to allow for trick or treating in a safer, but just as packed with activities, way. For the spooky night, the Junior Class […]
Read moreOnce upon a time, in the early 1980’s, a woman named Britt Allcroft came along with an idea of creating an animated television series based on the Railway Series by Rev. W. Audry, which became the show “Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends” (According to the “Behind The Steam: The Making of Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends” trailer). The […]
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Knight and Day Coffee Program is a program being run by EWGHS that focuses on teaching life skills to learning-disabled students and giving them real-world experience by having them partake in activities such as cooking, cleaning and laundry. One specific activity that students do is making and delivering orders for teachers and their classes. The students create the contents of […]
Read moreResource Officer Doug Duquette was appointed to the Exeter West-Greenwich High School in 2021 after the retirement of former SRO Pietro Petrarca. Officer Doug grew up in West Greenwich and is happy to return. He enjoys being around the friendly teachers, staff, students, and parents of our district and is looking forward to a comfortable future here. Please see the […]
Read moreIF you didn’t already know, EWG has an elective class called Sociology. Mr. Nuzum, one of the teachers in the history department, usually teaches the Sociology class. What exactly is Sociology, you may ask? Well, it is the study of the development, framing and structure of human behavior within a society. It is a full credit class or can be […]
Read moreThe Rhode Island Art Education Association Outstanding New Art Educator of the Year Award is a highly prestigious award that is sought after by art educators all over the state. This year, the award belongs to Exeter West Greenwich High School’s very own Kassidy Guastini. Guastini attended school here at EWGHS during middle school and high school. Her passions for […]
Read moreBack in October, Cameron Hardesty and Jared Zalcberg interviewed two Exeter-West Greenwich Scarlet Nights football players and questioned them on two separate games. We started by interviewing the teams star linebacker, Tyler Stanton who will be looking back on the Knights loss to Central Falls which took place on September 24th. Following Stanton, we will be talking to Jonathan Plowman, […]
Read moreThe movie “Smile,” directed by Parker Finn, which just came out, is a brand-new film from the psychological horror genre. This movie already has a ton of reviews. This was a very engaging movie to watch, full of great twists and turns, but could also be disturbing and corny at times. The movie follows Dr. Rose Cotter (Sosie Bacon) who […]
Read more“Hustle” is a Netflix original movie written by Taylor Materne and Will Fetters and directed by Jeremiah Zagar. Most basketball movies don’t actually capture the feel or authenticity of basketball, but this movie in my opinion really does, so for that I’ll give it a rating of 8.5/10. “Hustle” is about a man named “Stanley Sugerman” who’s played by Adam […]
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