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New School Building Construction Well Underway
By Graham Pearsall on 07/8/2020
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French Skits Shine Online
By Graham Pearsall on 05/28/2020
French classes had to get creative this spring to keep Waring's French Skit tradition alive. While a transition to remote learning could have put a stop to the fun, shared performances, classes chose to get innovative and created many outstanding online plays. Check them out below!
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Apart But Always Together: Waring Community Sings "Lean on Me"
By Graham Pearsall on 05/28/2020
Music has found beautiful new ways to flourish at Waring School even while we're apart. More than 100 Waring students, families, alumni, and faculty collaborated to record a moving virtual performance of Bill Withers' "Lean on Me."
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Waring Students Sweep Top Prizes in Poetry Contest
By Graham Pearsall on 05/26/2020
For the second year in a row, Waring students have swept the top three prizes at the Beverly Public Library’s Teen Poetry Contest.
Students from 15 schools submitted more than 500 poems for consideration. Waring students accounted for eight of the twelve finalists in the high school division and two of the fifteen finalists in the middle school division.
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Community Writing Project - Best of Week 7
By Graham Pearsall on 05/18/2020
Every Monday, for the past seven weeks, our Writing Department has invited the Waring community to participate in a communal writing project.
Each week, the Writing Department shared a new prompt and published some of the previous week’s best responses.
The resulting community-made journal is a powerful record of our time during remote learning and physical distancing.
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Community Writing Project - Best of Week 6 and Our Final Prompt
By Graham Pearsall on 05/11/2020
In March, Waring’s Writing Department announced a weekly community writing project.
Every Monday, the Writing Department shares a new prompt and publishes some of the previous week’s best responses.
Three Juniors Qualify for Prestigious National Merit Scholarship
By Graham Pearsall on 05/11/2020
More than 1.5 million students from across the United States took the Preliminary SAT test this fall. Finishing in the top 4 percent of all test takers were three Waring juniors—Cole Cunningham, Sparhawk Mulder, and Griffin Wells.
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Community Writing Project - Best of Week 5 and Next Week's Prompt
By Graham Pearsall on 05/4/2020
In March, Waring’s Writing Department announced a weekly community writing project.
Every Monday, the Writing Department shares a new prompt and publishes some of the previous week’s best responses.
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Waring Teacher and Alumnus Collaborate to Make 3D-Printed Face Masks
By Graham Pearsall on 04/30/2020
Waring's three 3D printers are rarely silent while students are on campus and have continued to buzz even in their absence.
Francis Schaeffer, Waring's STEM Coordinator and FLL Coach of the Brickwolves, has kept the 3D printers in Waring's makerspace busy the past few weeks making face masks. Each mask takes about nine hours to print and another 40 minutes to assemble using instructions supplied by Waring alumnus Bennett Ahearn '03.
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Community Writing Project - Best of Week 4 and Next Week's Prompt
By Graham Pearsall on 04/27/2020
In March, Waring’s Writing Department announced a weekly community writing project.
Every Monday, the Writing Department shares a new prompt and publishes some of the previous week’s best responses.
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What Remote Learning Looks Like at Waring - Four Students Break Down a Typical Day
By Graham Pearsall on 04/22/2020
On March 24, Waring School switched to a remote learning plan in response to the COVID-19 outbreak. Faculty began conducting classes via Zoom and Google Classroom, music teachers continued with voice and instrument lessons, and our Athletic Director shared weekly workout schedules. Our Writing and Art Departments challenged our community to participate in weekly writing prompts and community art projects. Musicians began to share weekly #TuesdayTunes performances on Waring’s Facebook and Instagram, and we continued to gather every Friday for a (virtual) All-School Meeting.
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Community Writing Project - Best of Week 3 and Next Week's Prompt
By Graham Pearsall on 04/21/2020
In March, Waring’s Writing Department announced a weekly community writing project.
Every Monday, the Writing Department shares a new prompt and publishes some of the previous week’s best responses.
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Students use Zoom to Workshop Poems with Accomplished Poets
By Graham Pearsall on 04/17/2020
Since Waring School implemented a remote learning plan, students in Michelle Ramadan’s Humanities Class have met regularly on Zoom to continue their discussion of World War I.
To conclude the unit, the ninth and tenth graders have been working on a poetry and art response to the poignant novel, All Quiet on the Western Front.
Yesterday, April 16, they were joined in class by four accomplished poets.
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The Waring Art Connector Project
By Graham Pearsall on 04/16/2020
Waring’s Art Department launched “The Waring Art Connector Project” just one week ago. Already alumni, students, parents, teachers, trustees, and friends, from Alaska to the Turks and Caicos Islands, have contributed more than 50 pieces of artwork to the collective gallery.
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Community Writing Project - Best of Week 2 and Next Week's Prompt
By Graham Pearsall on 04/13/2020
Every week since Waring implemented a remote learning plan, Waring’s Writing Department has invited students, faculty, parents, and friends to participate in a weekly writing project.
Every Monday, the Writing Department announces a new prompt and shares some of the previous week’s best responses.
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Waring Alumni Combat Coronavirus
By Graham Pearsall on 04/10/2020
This week is World Health Worker Week, so today we thank the many Waring alumni who work every day to keep our communities safe and healthy. Here are a few of the many Waring alumni doing extraordinary things now to combat the COVID-19 outbreak.
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Waring Artists Sketch Portraits for a Kinder World
By Graham Pearsall on 04/9/2020
Waring students helped promote intercultural awareness, friendship, and compassion by once again participating in the Portraits for Kindness Program organized by the Memory Project.
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Community Writing Project - Best of Week 1 and Next Week's Prompt
By Graham Pearsall on 04/6/2020
Every Monday, Waring’s Writing Department invites you to participate in its weekly writing project.
Last week the prompt was: “It's likely we are all seeing much more of our family than we are used to. Think about a time during the past week when you interacted with someone at home in a way that was surprising, funny, or interesting. Describe that interaction. You might want to include details of setting, timing, or dialogue.”
At the bottom of this blogpost, you will find this week’s new prompt. Everyone is encouraged to participate alongside our students. Please submit your responses to Jill Sullivan (no more than 250 words) by each Friday.
Below are three of our favorite responses from last week.
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Brickwolves Featured by Carbon Leadership Forum for Developing Student Carbon Calculator Curriculum
By Graham Pearsall on 03/13/2020
While attending the Boston Youth Climate Strike in September, Waring’s FLL Robotics team noticed that while passionate about climate change, many of their peers knew little about embodied carbon, an enormous source of carbon dioxide emissions. In fact, embodied carbon, which makes up 40 percent of the world’s annual greenhouse gas emissions, wasn’t mentioned by the strike’s speakers at all.
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In Memory of John K. Dineen, Waring Receives $100,000 Grant from Amelia Peabody Foundation
By Graham Pearsall on 03/2/2020
In memory of John K. Dineen, a Waring Board Member Emeritus, the Amelia Peabody Foundation has generously gifted the school a $100,000 grant in honor of the longtime friend of Waring School.
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Fourteen Students Awarded Scholastic Art and Writing Awards
By Graham Pearsall on 02/3/2020
Students from across Massachusetts submitted more than 12,000 pieces of art and writing to this year's Scholastic Art and Writing Contest sponsored by The Boston Globe.
Rising to the top of the extremely competitive contest were 14 Waring students who received 16 awards. Leading the way were seniors Gyani Pradhan Wong Ah Sui and Benny Weedon who both won multiple awards.
Le Temps Retrouvé - January 2020
By Graham Pearsall on 01/29/2020
The latest edition of Le Temps Retrouvé, Waring School's journal of student art and writing, is now online!
The student-made journal includes work by every class year, from Core to Group 5. Within the journal’s pages are personal essays, poems, and school news as well as sketches, photography, linear function art, and much more.
Health Classes Participate in Self-Defense Training
By Graham Pearsall on 01/22/2020
Throughout the winter and spring, all Waring students will be participating in self-defense training as part of their health class.
Leading the instruction are alumni parents Shihan Kendall Buhl and Sensei Caroline Buhl, of The Dojo in Salisbury.
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Introducing the Accomplished Mentors of Waring’s 32nd North Shore Young Writers Conference (01/31-02/01)
By Graham Pearsall on 01/8/2020
Every winter for the past 32 years, Waring School has hosted the North Shore Young Writers Conference (NSYWC). The conference, led by professional, award-winning authors, includes two days of intensive writing, engaging workshops, and inspirational readings.
This year’s conference, which will take place on Friday, January 31 and Saturday, February 1, will be led by the following distinguished authors and writing instructors.
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2020 Faculty Grant Program Award Recipients
By Graham Pearsall on 01/6/2020
Created entirely by Waring’s parent community to show their deepest gratitude for Waring’s teachers and staff, the Faculty Grant Program provides funding for Waring employees to pursue enriching experiences beyond the walls of campus. The Faculty Grant Program affords faculty and staff the opportunity to think outside the box, pursuing passions for subjects that they might not otherwise be able to access. In return, they will then bring that experiential knowledge back into the classroom to inform and enrich their students’ learning. In just three years, generous donors to the Faculty Grant Program have already made possible 18 grants. Read below about this year’s grant recipients and about the enriching trips, workshops, and lessons they have planned with their grants.
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Brickwolves Set Global High Score, Qualify for World Championship
By Graham Pearsall on 12/16/2019
No team in the world has scored more points in the world’s most competitive student robot contest than the Waring School Brickwolves this season.
During the awards ceremony at the FIRST LEGO League (FLL) Eastern Massachusetts Championship on Saturday, December 14, it was announced that the Brickwolves’ 600-point run in the tournament’s Robot Game was a new global high score.
Nearly 40,000 teams from 100 countries compete in the FLL Robot Game. To date, no other team has reported a score greater than 560 points during a FLL-sanctioned competition.
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Inventive Middle Schoolers Design Balloon-Powered Cars
By Graham Pearsall on 12/11/2019
Design. Test. Refine.
For the past several months, eighth graders in Waring's STEM science class have been using 3D-modeling software and 3D printers to design and then print the parts for a balloon-powered car.
The course emphasizes a design-build process and the use of the scientific method to observe problems and test solutions.
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Debate Impressive at Lincoln-Sudbury Tournament
By Graham Pearsall on 12/9/2019
After earning outstanding results in Beijing last month, the Waring Debate Society returned to the North Shore to find similar success closer to home.
At the annual Lincoln-Sudbury High School December Tournament, juniors Arion Carraher-Kang and Jack Martin teamed up to place third out 83 teams in the varsity Public Forum Debate competition. Out of the 165 varsity debaters, senior Swara Douglas (5th), Arion (6th), and senior Turner Britz (18th) received speaker awards.
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FLL Team Leads Community Workshop, Starts Robotics Club for Elementary Students
By Graham Pearsall on 11/22/2019
Earlier this week, members of Waring School’s FLL robotics team led an Introduction to Robotics workshop at Centerville Elementary School.
More than 40 young students attended the workshop to pick up the basics of EV3 coding and to learn how to computer program a robot to navigate a maze.
Because of exuberant interest in the workshop, the Waring School Brickwolves will expand the program to include a ten-session Introduction to Robotics Club for Centerville students beginning in January of 2020.
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Student Artists Show Work, Raise Funds for Trustees of Reservations
By Graham Pearsall on 11/21/2019
Eleven Waring artists showcased their stellar work at the Crane Estate Student Art Show and Sale earlier this month.
The gallery sale, with the theme Dynamic Motion, raised funds for the Trustees of Reservations, a non-profit land conservation and historic preservation organization.
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Debate Travels to Beijing, Finishes among Top Teams at International Tournament
By Graham Pearsall on 11/14/2019
More than 240 debaters participated in the AGD International Debate Tournament in Beijing, China. Three Waring students were recognized among the top-six performers, earning Speaker Awards–Julie Durning (6th), Jack Martin (5th), and Arion Carraher-Kang (3rd).
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Waring Alumni Propel Hobart and William Smith Colleges to NCAA Soccer Tournaments
By Graham Pearsall on 11/13/2019
After falling behind 0-1 in the Liberty League Men’s Soccer Championship game with an NCAA tournament bid on the line, Hobart College relied on a bit of Waring magic to even things in the second half.
In the 63rd minute, Waring alumnus Nick Wigglesworth ’16 launched a pass from the 50-yard line to the opposing box. There to receive it was fellow Waring alumnus Kyle Patrick ’16 who blasted the ball into the back of the net.
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Middle Schoolers Attend Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Conference
By Graham Pearsall on 11/4/2019
At the AISNE Middle School Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Conference over the weekend, Waring students joined middle schoolers from across the state to converse, connect, and collaborate on issues of injustice.
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Competitive At All Levels–Six Recent Alums Find Success Playing College Soccer
By Graham Pearsall on 10/16/2019
For such a small school, Waring has had a remarkable track record of preparing soccer players for collegiate success.
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New Students Share Favorite Memories From Their First Camping Trip
By Graham Pearsall on 09/9/2019
Each fall, Waring's school year begins with a four-day Camping Trip to North Woods Camp on Lake Winnipesaukee in Wolfeboro, New Hampshire. Tutorials stay in cabins, classmates sing in circles, and new acquaintances become close friends.
For new students, it's their first taste of what it's like to be a member of the Waring Community.
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Introducing the Newest Members of Waring’s Faculty and Staff
By Graham Pearsall on 08/26/2019
Waring is excited to introduce three new members to the school’s faculty and staff for the start of the 2019-2020 academic year. Learn a little about each addition below.
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Waring Reaffirms Commitment to Diversity and Inclusion, Adopts Updated Diversity Statement
By Graham Pearsall on 07/12/2019
Last December, students in the Waring Inclusion and Diversity Alliance met to give input on Waring’s Diversity Statement. An updated statement would reaffirm Waring’s commitment to building a diverse, equitable, and inclusive community.
Several students wrote their thoughts down on notecards.
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Dolly Farha ’20 Organizes Toiletries Drive, Donates 100 Backpacks to Lifebridge Homeless Shelters
By Graham Pearsall on 05/22/2019
Earlier this month, junior Dolly Farha and Anna Marie Smith’s Tutorial delivered 75 backpacks stuffed with toiletries to the Lifebridge Homeless Shelter in Salem. Later, they delivered 25 more to Grace Center, another Lifebridge crisis shelter in Gloucester.
The content of the backpacks was collected and donated by participating Waring Tutorials.
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Spring Sports Recap: Undefeated Ultimate, Boys Lacrosse 9x Champs, Girls Lacrosse Runners-up
By Graham Pearsall on 05/20/2019
Ultimate Concludes Season Undefeated
Waring’s ultimate team outscored the Cambridge School of Weston 15-4 in their final game of the season to finish undefeated. Over the course of the season, the Wolfpack outscored their opponents 90-29.
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Trio of Waring Graduates Make University News
By Graham Pearsall on 05/17/2019
Before they graduate from university later this month, three Waring School alums made news at their respective universities.
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Waring Artists Sketch Portraits for a Kinder World
By Graham Pearsall on 05/7/2019
Last Special Day, Waring students participated in Memory Project's Portraits for Kindness campaign, making sketches of Syrian refugee children.
The portraits, they drew from photographs, were then flown halfway around the world and shared with the children who posed for a picture.
Video: Waring Alumni - Coast to Coast
By Graham Pearsall on 05/6/2019
We asked “Where has your Waring education taken you?” and alumni responded with selfie videos from all over the world.
They answered: Burlington, Vermont; South Bend, Indiana; Bologna, Italy; graduate school; teaching careers; music professions; and much, much more...
Watch the full video below.
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Waring’s FLL Robotics Team Returns From World Championship Inspired
By Graham Pearsall on 04/30/2019
At this past weekend’s World Championship in Detroit, Waring School’s robot finished 22nd in the robot game.
This finish put Waring in the top .06% of the 40,000 teams that competed worldwide in the 30th season of the FIRST LEGO League (FLL).
Before their flight home, the trio of Owen Cooper, Chris Douglas, and Peter Hanna, all eighth graders at Waring, had already used a computer program to tear one of the world’s best robots apart.
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Waring Students Sweep Top Prizes in Poetry Contest
By Graham Pearsall on 04/26/2019
Of the 26 poems chosen to be finalists in Beverly Public Library’s 23rd Annual Teen Poetry Contest, 15 were composed by Waring School students. Sweeping the top three places in the high school division and grabbing a third-place finish in the middle school competition were four members of the Wolfpack.
More than 500 poems were submitted to the contest and blindly judged by three local, published poets. Twelve of the thirteen finalists in the high school division were written by Waring students.
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Middle Schoolers Connect with History on School Trip to Alabama
By Graham Pearsall on 04/8/2019
Twenty-five eighth graders from Waring School in Beverly, Massachusetts, walked up Dexter Avenue in downtown Montgomery towards the Alabama State Capitol building. It was late March, and the camellias that surrounded the building’s grand marble staircase were in full bloom.
Fifty-four years earlier, almost to the day, 25,000 protestors marched up that same avenue and gathered near the same steps. For five days and four nights, the civil rights advocates had marched 54 miles along U.S. Highway 80 from Selma to the Statehouse.
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Student-written Musical to Premiere Saturday, April 6
By Graham Pearsall on 04/3/2019
The final project required just a story plot, character summary, and song outline. Sarah Bradshaw '19 wrote an entire musical.
While enrolled in "American History through Musicals," a summer course at Harvard University, Sarah was so inspired by the class' content that she couldn't stop at just the concept for a musical.
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Waring Senior named National Merit Finalist
By Graham Pearsall on 03/1/2019
Gareth Buhl, a senior at Waring School, has been named a finalist in the 2019 National Merit Scholarship Competition.
More than 1.6 million students entered the competition by taking the PSAT, National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test in the fall of 2017. Less than one percent were named semifinalists and even fewer (just 7,500 students) were named finalists last month.
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Join Us for the Spring Auction - April 27, 2019
By Graham Pearsall on 02/22/2019
This year's spring auction will be held at Waring on Saturday, April 27, 2019. The theme for the event is “Coast to Coast" and will honor our alumni who leave Waring to find success from the Atlantic coast to the Pacific coast and beyond.
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Nine Waring Students Awarded Prizes for Art and Writing
By Graham Pearsall on 02/4/2019
Students from across Massachusetts submitted nearly 20,000 pieces of art and writing to this year's Scholastic Art and Writing Contest sponsored by The Boston Globe and The School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University.
Rising to the top of the extremely competitive contest were seven Waring artists and two Waring writers. Leading the way were Gold Key recipients Will Stomberg '20 and Arion Carraher-Kang '21 as well as Silver Key winner Julia Kautz '19.
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2019 Faculty Grant Program Award Recipients
By Graham Pearsall on 01/28/2019
Created entirely by Waring’s parent community to show their deepest gratitude for Waring’s teachers and staff, the Faculty Grant Program provides funding for Waring employees to pursue enriching experiences beyond the walls of campus. The Faculty Grant Program affords faculty and staff the opportunity to think outside the box, pursuing passions for subjects that they might not otherwise be able to access. In return, they will then bring that experiential knowledge back into the classroom to inform and enrich their students’ learning. In just two years, generous donors to the Faculty Grant Program have already made possible 11 grants. Read below about the amazing projects this year’s recipients will undertake with their grants.
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Le Temps Retrouvé - Special Edition Released
By Graham Pearsall on 01/26/2019
Extra! Extra! Read All About It! Another edition of Le Temps Retrouvé is hot off the digital press.
From the editor, Head of School Tim Bakland: "Waring School is a place of ideas and 'voices' — voice in its many forms, written, poetic, artistic, musical, athletic, whimsical, serious, adventurous, and all the rest. Le Temps Retrouvé is one of many venues in which you’ll find the very essence of Waring School through student expression."
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Waring Senior's Art Exhibited Alongside Professional Artist
By Graham Pearsall on 01/25/2019
For the next six weeks, at Waring Downtown (290 Cabot St), the artwork of Sarah Malboeuf '19 will hang alongside the abstract oil paintings of local, professional artist Miranda Aisling.
The initiative, organized by Miranda, aims to introduce Waring students to Beverly-area artists who have created a living around art.
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Student Film, "The Raising of the Cassandra," Premieres at All-School Meeting
By Graham Pearsall on 01/18/2019
On Thursday, January 17, students crammed into Waring's Theater for the world premiere of "The Raising of the Cassandra."
The compelling 23-minute mystery was directed by Sarah Bradshaw '19, written by A. Reid Bradshaw '17, and produced by Robert J. Bradshaw, a teacher in Waring's Music Department.
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Waring Robotics Team Advances to World Championship
By Graham Pearsall on 12/21/2018
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Waring Wins Robotics Competition, Qualifies for State Tournament
By Graham Pearsall on 12/21/2018
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Students Compare Research Notes with WHOI Scientists
By Graham Pearsall on 12/6/2018
For months, Waring students in John Wigglesworth's Earth, Ocean, and Environment class have conducted field work in Gloucester to support their oceanographic research projects. Last week, they visited Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) to discuss their work with world-class scientists.
Waring's Charitable Student Body
By Graham Pearsall on 12/6/2018
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Grace Lin, Newbery Honor author, visits with students, leads Humanities Discussions
By Graham Pearsall on 12/6/2018
“'Stories cannot tell all,' [Amah] said, and shrugged with heaviness, and the stonecutter saw her eyes suddenly haunted with worry. 'I disagree,' the stonecutter said, his hand reaching to pat Amah’s. 'I think stories tell everything.'”
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E.E. Ford Foundation Awards Waring $100K Grant
By Graham Pearsall on 12/6/2018
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FLL opens season with first place finish at 16-team Andover scrimmage
By Graham Pearsall on 11/6/2018
Waring's FIRST LEGO League team began their season will a first-place finish at a 16-team scrimmage in Andover on Saturday, November 3.
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Waring Theatre Puts On Excellent Production of "The Secret in the Wings"
By Graham Pearsall on 11/5/2018
At first, young Heidi is scared of her ogre babysitter (he has a tail for gosh sakes!), but slowly she is won over by his storytelling. He reads her lesser-known fairy tales of kings, princesses, snakes, and swans, each tale playing out on stage.
What's better: dirty or clean
By Graham Pearsall on 10/30/2018
In 2013, a team of hard-hitting French journalists travelled to Waring to answer the important question–what's better: dirty or clean? Now five years later, they return to ask the same question...but has anything changed?
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Waring Team wins Miles for Mary 5k, Contributes to more than $4000 raised for Brain Cancer Research
By Graham Pearsall on 10/23/2018
Waring runners were crowned repeat champions of the Miles for Mary 5k on Saturday in Marblehead. The team, organized by Senior Julia Kautz, helped raise money for brain cancer research. All race proceeds, totalling more than $4000, were donated directly to Mass General Hospital.
Don't miss your shot at Hamilton Tickets, donate to Campaign to be entered in raffle
By Graham Pearsall on 10/12/2018
A generous donor has given Waring two orchestra tickets to see Hamilton: An American Musical at the Boston Opera House on Saturday, November 3, 2018, at 2:00pm. Anyone who donates to the Campaign for Waring by October 28 will be entered into a drawing to win the tickets valued at over $1,200. Winners will be announced on Tuesday, October 30.
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Campaign for Waring Announced
By Graham Pearsall on 09/22/2018
On Saturday, September 22, Waring School made a transformative announcement that marks an historic moment for the school. Head of School Tim Bakland and Chair of the Board Joanne Avallon officially announced the CAMPAIGN FOR WARING -- with the goal to raise an historic $6 million dollars for Waring students, faculty, and a new School Building.
To date, through the record-breaking support of donors from all constituencies as well as from foundation support of Waring's mission, Waring has already raised a remarkable $5.1 million in commitments toward the campaign goal!
Waring Welcomes 31 New Students at Convocation Ceremony
By Graham Pearsall on 09/22/2018
31 new signatures, 31 rings of the bell, 31 new students welcomed to Waring.
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Introducing Waring’s Newest Faculty Members
By Graham Pearsall on 08/29/2018
Waring School is excited to introduce eight new faculty members for the start of the 2018-19 academic year. Learn a little about each addition below.
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Waring School Welcomes Three New Trustees
By Graham Pearsall on 08/20/2018
Waring School is pleased to announce the appointment of three new members to the Board of Trustees– Juanita Prescod, Scott Hylton, and Miranda Russell ’90.