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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Apart But Always Together: Waring Community Sings "Lean on Me"
By Graham Pearsall on 05/28/2020
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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.
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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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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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 Alumni Finding Success at NCAA Level
By Mike Kersker on 10/7/2018
For a school that graduates only 26 students on average per year, Waring Athletics is still able to provide a platform for future collegiate sports success. Waring school varsity sports consist of soccer, cross country, basketball, and lacrosse. Each year our athletes are not only competitive inside of the conferences we play in, but our alumni are proving that they can make an impact at the collegiate level as well.