Are you an art fanatic? Do you enjoy seeing culinary expression? How about helping those in need? Well, these three things are all coming to EWG in a food-based art show. For her senior project, Emily Cale took a unique approach. She wanted to make a difference while doing her senior project and host a truly memorable event. Emily decided […]
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EWG’s first floriculture class ran during the Fall 2021 semester. This was a new class, so several students were unsure of what the class encompassed, but in the end, almost everyone had fun while learning about the floral industry. Students learned about growing flowers in the greenhouse, the elements of design, and the actual skills of prepping fresh flowers for […]
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Personal Learning is happening at the Exeter West-Greenwich High School. This video is about EWG’s P.L.T. (Personal Learning Time). Today we’re featuring Electric Car Building, Junior Duck Stamp Competition, and The Sustainability Composting Project. Related: See Kelly McKay’s January report on EWG’s STEAM activities. News Anchor/Editor/Director: Aidan Thornton Interviewees: Mrs. Pichette, Bella Baton, Evelyn Heffernan, Ted LeBlanc, Mr. Searle, & […]
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Local Outlook is a new series on the small businesses and institutions that help set our local community apart. Our first edition is on Yawgoo Valley: EWG’S backyard destination for skiing and riding. If you have suggestions for any other businesses you would like to see featured, please reach out to us by clicking “Contact” on our homepage. In the […]
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Exeter-West Greenwich Senior High School is going full “STEAM” ahead with classes in science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics. Already with a wide selection of courses to choose from, the school is adding PLTs and other activities to encourage and engage students to jump into this field of the future. Covered in this news story: The EWG art department where […]
Read moreI love videos because they’re like moving pictures (Pictures that move). I love pictures because they’re worth a thousand words, so what could be better than pictures that move? I got the idea for video editing from TV shows, YouTube, & my iPad. I started editing videos on my new iPad back in early 2021. I had to learn to […]
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With the smell of a delectable holiday treat in the air, students took on a challenge to bring home a culinary win for EWG. Prior to Christmas, EWG students committed to a PLT all about creating gingerbread houses. The students were divided into eight teams of two, and constructed very detailed gingerbread houses, all having the theme of “Beach House.” […]
Read moreEWG has gotten an addition to our staff this new school year. Mrs. Casavant has joined our school nurses in the Jr./Sr. High. You see her when you come into the nurses’ office, but who is our new addition? Mrs. Casavant grew up in Westport, Massachusetts and she describes it as “a very small cow town.” Her hobbies outside of […]
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Mr. Stetson’s AP Spanish students were put to the challenge of creating original poems based off the ones they read in class by Pablo Neruda. The poems were inspired by objects from their daily lives. Check out their interviews above and read their poems in the post below! <<Oda a los Libros>> de Connor Stubbs Qué extraño es un libro. […]
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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