Engaging after school activities
Here at the Mercury, we are a team of passionate journalists. However, some of us share talents in more areas than one. Thus, we journalists Graeme Griffiths and Abigail Dreyer are proud to report to you about the EWG Math Team. What is the Math Team? Well, I am so glad you asked. The EWG Math Team is an after-school […]
Read moreBy Rose Wildes and Stella Paone LGBTQ people have been discriminated against for years. Since 1964, people started publicly protesting and fighting for LGBTQ rights. People have been fighting for rights such as marriage, adopting children, and basic civil rights. Organizations like GSA, which stands for Gay-Straight Alliances, “The Trevor Project,” and GLSEN (Gay, Lesbian, and Straight Education Network) are […]
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In today’s episode of Extracurricular Spotlight, we (Anthony Tartoria, Lucas Pennacchia, and Todd Schofield) highlight DECA and give insight on why you should join!
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Clarinets, saxophones, flutes, trumpets, and drums. By themselves each instrument sounds okay, but together they sound like a work of art. All the members of the EWG band blend together to make beautiful music. Band is a great place to make friends. Band director Mr. Charest meets with different bands on A day and B day. He also meets with […]
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Are you interested in learning another language? The Korean club is EWG’s newest addition. It is run by Emily Yoon and supervised by Ms. Wilmot. The club takes place every Thursday where there is always a new activity to be completed. One week might be a lesson that involves some of the concepts or words being written out on the […]
Read moreThe Gender and Sexualities Alliance has come back to EWG after a 7-year hiatus! The club focuses on LGBTQ+ inclusion and brings together our LGBTQ+ students and allies. The GSA has not been at EWG since 2014, when it was led by co-advisors Mrs. Mellion and Mr. Boucher. In 2014, the club became extremely popular with about 15 members. However, […]
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