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WHS at METG Drama Festival Semifinals
Posted by MATTHEW CROMBIE on 4/4/2022Congratulations to the Cast and Crew of "Everyman" for being named a winner at the METG Drama Festival State Seminfinals on Saturday!
All Star Company awards were given to:Will Gillis for Sound DesignJolena Zaccaria for Stage ManagementSarah Delehanty for ActingDan Tracy for ActingChris Raney for Acting
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Dissection in Mr. Davis' Biology Class
Posted by MATTHEW CROMBIE on 3/23/2022Mr. Davis' Honors Biology students completed pig heart dissections this week.
Here are some action shots of students Will Murphy, Michael Holgerson, Matt Reardon, Matt Noonon, Luke Githinji, Marwa Mimouni, Marwa Jaafar, and Sophia Bocchio having some fun in class!
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MASC Leadership Conference for WHS STUCO
Posted by MATTHEW CROMBIE on 3/14/2022WHS Student Council Advisors Ms. Delsolio and Mrs. Racette took a delegation of five STUCO members to the annual MASC Spring Leadership Conference (usually held in Hyannis). They participated in various leadership activities, trainings, and roundtables throughout the course of the day. The WHS Student Council was presented with a Certificate of Recognition for their continuing efforts over the course of another challenging year.Mia Martucci, JD Parker, and Mia Norris were presented with the Commonwealth Award to recognize their leadership efforts.Mia Martucci was the NEMASC regional recipient of the Unsung Hero Award. She was nominated by her advisors and council, and then a team of judges selected her as the most deserving STUCO member of the Northeast region.The WHS delegation was: Mia Martucci, JD Parker, Mia Norris, Hannah Parker, and Sage Calinda.
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Ms. Baker's AP Environmental Science Class Project
Posted by MATTHEW CROMBIE on 12/7/2021Ms. Baker's AP Environmental Science students built EcoColumns to model the interdependence of terrestrial, and aquatic ecosystems.
Students assembled chambers, planted seeds and measured soil chemistry data over 7 weeks in the fall. They monitored the pH, nitrogen, phosphorus, temperature and dissolved oxygen. Eventually they were able to keep a fish alive in the aquatic chamber. Students made connections to the biogeochemical cycles in nature and to nutrient pollution.
Casey Peterson, Reese Brodin, Jess Soares
"We need to begin to start treating our world like our own huge ecocolumn. We need to check in on it, make sure it has enough resources, and that we are not doing anything to negatively affect those resources." Zoe Long and Michael Callanan lab report
Ava Martello, Alana Ronin"Our hypothesis for our ecocolumn is: If the ecosystem we create is balanced; including both biotic factors (producers, consumers, and decomposers) and abiotic factors (air, soil, water, and sunlight), then the organisms (fish and bugs) within the ecosystem will survive, because they can get the resources they need through the chemical cycles (water, carbon, oxygen and nitrogen)." Ava B., Tom P., Summer T., Courtney H.
Chris Cappuccio, Emily Rodriguez
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A Special Gift from the Class of 2021
Posted by MATTHEW CROMBIE on 11/24/2021The Class Officers and Advisors from the Class of 2021 revealed their Class Gift to Winthrop High School during Thanksgiving Break. This special monument is located on the northeast corner of the high school facing Miller Field.
Thank you Class of 2021 for such a wonderful gift!
Pictured above: Mrs. Daigneault, Maura Dorr, Jenna Dorr, Stephen Perullo, Bryan Conciecao, Rachel Farley and Marissa Ferarra
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Q1 Students of the Term
Posted by MATTHEW CROMBIE on 11/23/2021The WHS Q1 Students of the Term were recognized in a ceremony in the HS library on November 23rd.
Below is a picture from the ceremony and the names of the Students of the Term:
Name Subject Ferguson, April English Language Arts II Hernandez, Ariana English Language Arts I Moussadek, Naoual Geometry Norris, Mia Introduction to Psychology Correa Palacio, Manuela Modern US History Martucci, Talia English Language Arts I Houari, Mohammed Modern U.S. History Munson,Sophia Child Growth and Development Stevens, Kenny Algebra II Bruno, Ariana Geometry Whittaker, Raymond STEAM Santamaria Aguilar, Edwin Chemistry Flat Polanco, Miguel Modern World History Diaz, Robert Digital Media III Mesa Gallego, Schristopher English Language Arts I MacElree, Alexis Biology Tracy, John AP Biology Moretti, Vincenzo Algebra I Rice, John Physics Clancy, Iris Modern World History Norena, Derick Academic Support Goudge, Holly Comprehensive Introduction to Art Souza Dias, Maria ESL II Harrison, Megan English Language Arts III Santamaria Aguilar, Edwin Algebra II Mesa Gallego, Schristopher Algebra I Linehan, Quinn Algebra I Raneri, Shannon Exploration in Drama Goudge, Megan Spanish IV Brodin, Reese Physical Education Carney, Elizabeth Early U.S.History Ferguson, April Spanish II Wein, Ben Spanish I Bordonaro, Giulia Spanish II McCarey, Nora AP Literature and Composition DiNuccio, Brooke Geometry -
National Letter of Intent Day
Posted by MATTHEW CROMBIE on 11/10/2021WHS Senior Ray Whittaker signed his letter of intent to attend Purdue University in the Fall as a member of their NCAA Division 1 Swim Program. Congrats Ray!
Ray is pictured below with his parents on National Letter of Intent Day:
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Boys Soccer - Viking Super Fans
Posted by MATTHEW CROMBIE on 11/10/2021The WHS boys soccer team had an excellent season and advanced to the second round of the state tournement. Their season ended with a loss in a hard fought game against Rockland High School. The Viking Super Fans below traveled all the way to Holbrook to support the team:
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Halloween Fun at WHS
Posted by MATTHEW CROMBIE on 10/29/2021Our WHS students participated in some fun Halloween Activities on Friday!A picture of Ryan Nolen, the winner of the Halloween Race:
A pictures from the Pizza Contest with Life Skills and Post Grads including the winner Joey Guiffre!
A picture of Halloween Essay contest winner Dillon Burke
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College Fair at WHS
Posted by MATTHEW CROMBIE on 10/14/2021WHS hosted the annual College Fair on October 14th. Over 50 colleges, universities, and post-secondary organizations were in attendance to provide information to WHS students and families.
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