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A survey of Wooster students and faculty found that while most people enjoy making summer bucket lists, only a small percentage complete them.

After studying roller coasters, physics students took a field trip to apply their learning to real-life experiences. 

Wooster students and faculty recognize Pride through education, visibility and events in the wider community. 

The Class of 2027 is well into the college application process, now focused on sharing who they are beyond academics.

A new trend has brought the decades-old game of footbag back to campuses across the country, turning free periods into friendly competitions.

GirlUp Club organized Denim Day, raising awareness about sexual assault and promoting conversations around consent.

From limiting AI usage to spending time outdoors, students and faculty find ways to protect the earth. 

Parker and Dr. Taraz delivered care packages to patients and got to see all the work the center does. 

Students at Wooster are required to play at least one team sport per year. It isn't always easy balancing school and sports, but they have found ways to make the most of both.

Students just completed course registration, which included some annual favorites, as well as brand new options. 

Congratulations to our junior and sophomore academic award recipients!

Led by the Model UN Club, Humanities I students represented countries, debating solutions on global issues. 

Teams and individual athletes were recognized for their hard work and success this past year. Here are your award winners. 

The Medical Club organized a school-wide blood drive, collecting 23 units of blood and potentially helping save up to 69 lives.

Advanced Chemistry students used molecular gastronomy techniques to create four courses, blending science and cooking in this annual competition. 

The Junior Moving Up ceremony marks the transition of leadership from seniors to juniors, highlighting growth, responsibility and community.

Upper school students got the chance to chat with representatives from about 70 different schools.

Once a year, on Grandparents and Special Friends Day, Wooster opens its doors, and the community becomes a little larger

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.

This spring, the Generals made their mark across HVAL championship competition, including a Boys Varsity Tennis title sweep.

The spring season has already come to an end, and HVAL tournaments have finished. Meet the athletes who were standouts. Congratulations, Blake and Rayssa!

PRs were set, records were broken and runners got faster this year on the track and field team. 

The regular season has just finished, and HVAL tournament play begins on Wednesday.

After years of narrow losses, the Girls Varsity Tennis team has beaten its biggest rival two seasons in a row and is now eyeing its first HVAL title since 2015.

Wooster Track and Field athletes competed in their first home meet, held at Danbury High School. Many Generals even set PRs.

The tennis season is going well, with the girls team up 3-1, and their skills are only growing. 

In this sport, trust and sportsmanship are put to the test with self-officiating. It has created an extra special community at Wooster. 

Wooster's spring sports are in full swing. Meet the captains who are leading each team to a great season! 

Our newest addition to the spring season has provided students of all levels with the chance to play after school. 

Find out what the Wooster community is up to this summer!

Students and teachers shared advice for the Class of 2030!

The Class of 2027 is looking ahead to senior year. Find out what they’ll be involved in next year!

To close out Teacher Appreciation Week, here is one more thank you from the Wooster Generals!

Hear from students and teachers what they love most about their mothers. 

Seniors sign off on their time at Wooster as they begin SIS. You will be missed!

One last message from our WiNK seniors. They will be missed!

After all these years at Wooster, we know the seniors pretty well... but what do people NOT know about them?

When do you think Don Quixote Day will be? Students in Advanced Journalism made their best guesses. 

Before tournament selections are announced, Sean and Yiorgos have made their own. Find out who they have predicted as Cinderella stories, 5-12 upsets and the team to win it all!

Top-seeded Princeton ended its season with a dominant title run, defeating Notre Dame to bring home the trophy.

Catherine Violet Hubbard lost her life in the tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary School. On Saturday, June 6, there is a celebration in honor of her 19th birthday. 

The Juniors set off to find history in their backyards, including the history of artist Julian Aldon Weir. 

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

Check out some recommendations for the best pizza in the area. 

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

Members of the Wooster community share their thoughts on the season so far and make early World Series predictions. 

Robert Caulfield ’28 discusses how the NFL draft has affected players’ fantasy football values through lists and two rookie drafts, one done before and one done after the NFL draft.

Sean shares the highlights from the college basketball tournament, including Michigan- super fan Ian '28's experience at the big game. 

Hailey spent a week in Guatemala to help build a wing of a preschool and early learning center. She is back to tell us all about it!

This spring, former athletic trainer Mr. Hutchins returned to the classroom to teach sports medicine. 

A closer look at how seniors are using independent studies to explore interests, challenge themselves and prepare for what comes next.

A closer look at how seniors are using independent studies to explore interests, challenge themselves and prepare for what comes next.

Now pursuing his Ph.D., Ben has taken inspiration from his time at Wooster in his learning. 

Our technical theater star has won a Special Achievement Award in recognition of all her work behind the scenes. 

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." 

Hannah chronicles The Great Danbury Fair’s origins and connections to Wooster!

Discover the forgotten heroic rescue mission from Wooster’s distant past!

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.