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Don’t miss out on the chance to capture all the memories we have made at Wooster this year!

During Chapel last week, students didn’t just sit and listen; they practiced saving lives.

In a recent survey, just over half of Wooster students reported using ChatGPT for schoolwork. Students weigh the pros and cons, using it more for STEM than Humanities. 

Associate Director of Development and Girls Varsity Soccer Assistant Coach Mrs. Kahn-Johnston '08, welcomes her first son, Ethan Robin Kahn-Johnston.

You would never know it, but Mr. Reynolds gets nervous before Chapel each week. Taking on his fear has helped him grow in confidence and public speaking. 

At age 15, Mr. Fuhrman auditioned for American Idol. Now, he is a history teacher, encouraging students to take risks and try new things.

For the month of January, Mr. Rexford leads a mindfulness meditation every morning to teach students and teachers more about his passion for mindfulness.

Are you an artist or writer? Submit your work to Echo, Wooster's student-run literary magazine. 

Students are invited to come together on Thursday, Jan. 22, and Friday, Jan. 23, to support Wooster basketball. Pack the Gyms return with high-stakes games and school spirit!

By January 9th, most people quit their New Year's resolutions. Instead, some members of the community are focusing on building good habits. 

Now completely sold out, Wooster Theater has worked hard to put together this year's musical.

The Green Team Club invited students to bring in new or gently used clothes to help combat fast fashion and donate to the Dorothy Day Hospitality House.

Nine students participated in the Ivy League Model UN conference in Philadelphia, representing Nepal.

Last week, the middle school performed for friends, family and the Wooster community. They shared their musical learning this year, singing and playing instruments. 

Seniors and faculty celebrate the halfway point of their senior years in a festive way. 

On Wednesday, students, faculty and staff came to school in their holiday gear. Campbell and Amelia shared some of their favorites from the day!

Upper School students enjoyed a disco-themed Winter Formal that raised funds for prom and sparked excitement for the holidays.

This year's Lessons and Carols has been canceled due to inclement weather. Sarah shares the meaning and planning behind this event. 

The Holiday Festival, organized by Seniors, is a fun way for community members to celebrate the holidays and raise money for DARA. 

The Open House this past Saturday was a huge success. The Admissions team spoke about what they love about Open House and the Wooster way. 

In honor of Women's History Month, Kathryn and Kendall asked the Wooster community to name trailblazing women.  

Test your Valentine's Day knowledge!

Find out who has the heaviest backpack on campus!

Información relevante para la comunidad de Wooster School en el mes de enero.

Find out what Wooster students and teachers are leaving behind in 2025 and bringing with them in 2026.

Find out what music upper school students are listening to between classes, before practice and during frees!

Happy Holidays from WiNK!

Here's what's happening on campus!

Find out Wooster Community's holiday favorites in this video!

Información relevante para la comunidad de Wooster School en los meses de noviembre y diciembre.

This week's spotlight goes to Jackson ’26 and Katie ’27. Congrats, Generals!

Coach Anderson returned this season with a new assistant coach, Alec Brown. This year, the team's focus is on working hard and showing up for one another every day.

After a fun winter break, Wooster’s athletes are ready to get back to the game!

Now that winter sports are in full swing, Yiorgos and Kathryn are covering all the seniors currently playing Wooster sports. Congrats seniors!!

After a season filled with teamwork, perseverance, and growth, Wooster’s soccer teams close out the year proud of their progress and passion on the field.

This season of basketball brings new opponents, players, and goals.

The Boys and Girls Cross Country season has ended, taking home trophies and medals from the  HVAL and NEPSTA championships.

With the fall trimester coming to an end, basketball season is starting up again! Girls basketball players have recently finished their tryouts and have started practicing.

As the HVAL tournaments are underway, Kathryn and Yiorgos highlight two athletes who have stepped into the spotlight! Congrats, Hellen '26 and Johnny ‘26!

This week's athlete spotlight goes to Cece ’29 and Trey ’28. Congratulations to both athletes!

Ms. Newman was recognized for an investigative piece on bias and double standards in the treatment of female student interns with the Syracuse University football team.

From studying abroad in Europe to navigating future career paths, Cara and Annie are taking full advantage of opportunities in college.

Mr. Newbury lives the best of both worlds as he spends weekdays teaching music at Wooster and weekends at Ozzy’s as a part-owner. 

As a Wooster Alumna, Audrey has carried the Wooster values with her through college, into her career and now on the Board of Trustees!

Read about the Wooster sophomore who crafted the music for our fall play, “Little Women." 

Nurse Bell has had an exciting career in the medical field, a lot of which has made her the person she is today.

Mr. Fischer, Wooster's first teaching fellow, quickly became an important part of our community. From science labs to the ultimate frisbee field, you can find him all over campus!

How one student’s passion for storytelling, humor, and collaboration shaped his journey from Wooster to Sony Pictures.

Since graduating, Alex has explored their passion for animals across the country and is now headed to Australia! 

Wooster's maintenance team does so much behind the scenes. Eve speaks with Mr. Miloro to find out more about their work each day.

Winning eight of Team USA's 12 gold medals, women dominated the podiums and headlines.

Spring training is here after an exciting few months of free agent signings, contract negotiations and more!

Jayden and Ian are here to update you on the football (soccer) world. 

Robert ranks mountains based on price, number of trails, reviews, availability and snow quality.

The Seahawks beat the Patriots in a defensive game filled with comeback stories, up-and-coming players and a halftime show from Bad Bunny. 

This Black History Month, Connecticut’s own Lewis Latimer, Sarah Boone, and Edward Bouchet remind us that major breakthroughs in science and everyday life were built by Black hands, often right in our backyard.

James analyzes the merits of both Matthew Stafford and Drake Maye, who lead the NFL MVP race. Find out who the Wooster community thinks should be crowned this year.

Sarah takes members of the Wooster community through emotions they may not have had names for.

Avery dives into the deep tradition of Groundhog Day and shares predictions from the Wooster community.

Find out which binge-worthy shows Wooster students watched over the holidays.

From the archives, read about Wooster’s experience with one of Connecticut’s worst snowstorms in history, including the fearless adventures of its students.

As part of a larger research project, Hannah highlights the stories of a few Wooster students who served in World War II in honor of Veterans Day. 

Hannah and Alé will be baking the recipe for "ridiculously delicious quadruple chocolate espresso cookies," which was found in an archived newspaper of The General from 2007.

Sean shares the history of football at Wooster, the birth of the co-op program with Harvey School, updates on this season and his own perspective as a player. 

Hannah welcomes the Wooster Community to another Archives-filled year while shedding light on a humorous student-written piece from 1943.
 

Chapel has always been a place of unification, and today it continues this mission to strengthen community with our new Chapel Director, Mr. Reynolds.