This morning was the Junior Moving Up ceremony, in which juniors moved into leadership positions for next year. This year, there were some big changes to the system, which Anica tells us more about.
WiNK
About WiNK
WiNK (“Wooster Ink”) is Wooster School’s online student news publication. WiNK serves as the student voice of our community, and provides readers with a weekly overview of what's happening in our students' lives, and it gives students a chance to share their interests and voices. The majority of the content is developed in our Upper School Journalism classes, but we also accept contributions from other students and faculty members.
Yesterday was Wooster's College Fair, which all of our Upper School attended. Jac and Alé interviewed Mr. Newman about this exciting day, and share a video with scenes from the event.
Tuesday was the much-anticipated Don Quixote Day! Sabir shares some scenes from the day, including some highlights from the dodgeball tournament.
On Tuesday, once we knew it was DQ Day, we also knew that it was time for our Dodgeball Tournament. Elliot tells us more about how this fun competition involving students and faculty also successfully raised money for Full Court Peace.
On Monday afternoon, while the Wooster community gathered to watch the partial eclipse, Will and his dad were in Stowe, Vermont to witness the total eclipse. He shares his experience (and some amazing photos!) with WiNK.
On Friday night, more than 18 million viewers tuned in to watch the Women's NCAA Final Four game between South Carolina and NC State, and UConn and Iowa. Marley tells us more about the UConn game, and interviewed a member of the Wooster staff who was there.