Support Marissa Rayhill's Senior Capstone Project: A Color-Run 5k
Event Timing: October 1st 2023, 11 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Event Address: 930 Nooseneck Hill Rd, West Greenwich, RI 02817
Contact - (401)- 632- 8894 or marisa.rayhill3@gmail.com
Registration Link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSffbIwWzkX8-z69sOpCoUkAo9X3sKBYXMXhFUsukuw0FyB1vw/viewform?fbclid=IwAR29hgSjHeDsejLeLm_euXG6kGKB3o7sQ6l9qgJOxvygu4y16TXZVoh9gm4
EWG FFA members Bryan Jones and Clare Titus competed at the Eastern States Exposition on Friday, September 15. Bryan placed 4th in the Employability Skills leadership event, and Clare placed 2nd in the FFA Creed Speaking leadership event. Both will compete again at the National FFA Convention in Indianapolis in November. Congratulations!!!
FFA 2nd Annual Pancake Breakfast
Spirit Week - September 25- September 29
This year's homecoming Dance is on Friday, September 29 from 7-10/ pictures at 6:30. Tickets for the dance cost $20 and are on sale until Tuesday, Sept 19. Tickets can be purchased before/ after school in the SHS foyer or during lunch. Students can also get tickets from Mr Walsh in room 210 or in the library.
The Capstone Office is updating its list of potential mentors who could aid and support students in their Capstone Projects for the 23-24 school year. If you're interested in being placed on our mentor list, please complete this form: https://forms.gle/QqeDM8wbeGfKPf8w5
Bag requirements for graduation at the Ryan Center.
The top performing Wind Turbine Teams, including EWG's Wacky Inflatable Windmen and Seagull Engineers, shared their accomplishments with US Secretary of Energy Graholm, Governor Dan McKee, and WindWinRI. What an exciting day!
Students from the EWGHS Wind Turbine Team and Offshore Wind CTE attended the State of Education on June 1st at the Rhode Island School for the Deaf. Students could present their work to Gov. Dan McKee, Commissioner Angélica Infante-Green, and other educational leaders from throughout the state.
Exeter-West Greenwich Junior/Senior High School Library, in partnership with the Rhode Island Computer Museum (RICM) and several other schools from Rhode Island and Massachusetts, participated in the Greenpower Electric Car Challenge. This hands-on STEM project encourages students to explore aspects of design and teamwork. Students built the electric car from kits and raced them at Ninigret Criterium Track. EWG took top times in all categories!
The Greenpower Electric Car Challenge was founded in 1999 in the United Kingdom (“UK”) by the Greenpower Education Trust to enhance the teaching and learning of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) through a highly engaging and inspirational design-build-race competition. With an emphasis on sustainable, multi-disciplinary, and cross-curricular applied learning, the Greenpower Challenge has categories covering the entire range of education.
Happy Salad Eve! The garden club’s mini cold frames have produced lovely greens; tomorrow, we may have to celebrate with salad! We will be growing a wider selection of vegetables soon.
Amy Biagioni, a high school science teacher, has been named a State/Jurisdiction Finalist for the Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching (PAEMST)! The PAEMST Team invites you to join us virtually to celebrate Amy at the PAEMST State/Jurisdiction Finalist Celebration on May 11th at 4 pm ET.
You can live stream the event via this public streaming link if you want to attend. Feel free to share widely with your school and district. There is no need to register and no attendance limits for the public streaming link. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=882bBB0OMHY
The program should last about a half hour. The program will be recorded and shared after the event.
It is shaping up to be a fantastic show!
Congratulations to the following EWG FFA members who received recognition at the 75th RIFFA Convention on May 29th. Madison Rathbun-2nd place Extemporaneous Public Speaking, 3rd place Employability Skills, State Degree and Alumni Scholarship. Rebecca Kilday-State Degree and Alumni Scholarship. Bryan Jones- 1st place Employability Skills. Clare Titus-1st place Creed Speaking and 1st place Greenhand Illustrated Talk. Alayna Chipman-1st place Greenhand Demonstration. Olivia Hathaway- 2nd place Greenhand Demonstration and 3rd place Creed Speaking. Clare and Bryan will represent RI and compete at the National FFA Convention in Indianapolis this November.
Our Horticulture students have been working hard this semester learning about plants, IPM, soils, and more. They are ready to show you their hard work! Our EWG Horticulture Plant Sale will be on Saturday, May 6th and Saturday, May 13th, from 8 am -12pm at the EWG High School Greenhouse. We have grown a nice selection of annuals, perennials, vegetable starts, herbs, hanging baskets and containers. All proceeds go back into running our class for the following year. Thank you as always for your support to our program!
Due to rain this weekend, the Class of 2025 Classic Car Show has been rescheduled to May 27.
Congratulations! Science teacher, Gwynne Millar, receives the Presidential Innovation Award for Environmental Educators. The award recognizes outstanding kindergarten through grade 12 teachers who employ innovative approaches to environmental education and use the environment as a context for learning for their students. Nine individuals were chosen Nationwide and will travel to Washington, DC, in August to receive the recognition at EPA headquarters.
https://www.epa.gov/education/presidential-innovation-award-environmental-educators-piaee-winners
The 2023 Excalibur Yearbook is now for sale! Purchase the yearbook online using the link below. The Excalibur costs $45 until May 8th. Prices go up after that, so buy now!
https://link.entourageyearbooks.com/YBStore/YearbookStoreMain.asp?yearbook_id=61693
CONGRATULATIONS!! Summer Blair won Best of Show this year in the
Duck Stamp competition. Her artwork has been sent off to national judging this week to compete with the Best of Show winners from every other state. We should hear more in a few days! Although Summer takes many art classes, she was not enrolled in Drawing or Painting last semester. However, she still wanted to compete, so she completed this fantastic colored pencil drawing on her own time, such dedication!
Tonight is the Festival of the Arts!
Art students from the senior and junior high and Metcalf will showcase some incredible work in the Art Loft Gallery and the hallway leading to the library.
We also have a Post-it Art Auction. The post-its are displayed in the gallery, and each auction item has a QR code. The post-its will be numbered and ready for bidding by PLT time tomorrow, and the auction will run through next Tuesday.
Also part of the festival is The End of Winter Chorus Concert in the Library at 7 PM.