The Mercury is proud to announce our brand new “Where Are They Now?” series. This series will follow EWG alumni in their post graduation lives. Today’s spotlight will be on Amy Cunningham, a successful graduate from EWG’s Class of 2011. Read on to find out more about her life post graduation. Immediately following her graduation from EWG, Cunningham began the […]
Read moreStudents from Exeter-West Greenwich High School presented at the Junior Achievement (JA) Inspire career fair, held at the RI Convention Center from November 14 – 16, 2023. EWG students joined professional industry exhibitors in presenting two of EWG’s career pathway offerings — offshore wind energy and IT/computer and data science. Check out photos below!
Read moreAre you looking to meet your fitness goals in the new year? Or, maybe just looking to maintain a healthy lifestyle? Do you like supporting small businesses? Well, you can achieve all of these right here in our own community. Located at 570 Nooseneck Hill Road in Exeter, Ultimate Fitness is a locally owned and operated gym that has been […]
Read moreHave you ever wanted to do yoga? Would you like to improve your mental outlook? Did you want to join a class but find yourself very limited on money? Well, look no further than the Louttit library. Every Thursday from 4:30 pm to 5:30 pm, children’s librarian Stephanie Barta is running a yoga class. She started this program in an […]
Read moreMr. Runner, a music teacher here at the Jr/Sr High, has been a long time part of the EWG school community. He has been teaching music classes for almost thirty years, including classes such as chorus, guitar class, piano class, and an after school chamber singers club. However, Mr. Runner is not only a music teacher here at EWG, but […]
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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