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Notes from the Round Square Conference in British Columbia
John Baird, our Head of School, is attending a Round Square conference in Victoria, British Columbia this week. He is sending us brief dispatches on the conference.
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Greenwood Field Rededication
Celebrating 100 years of Field Hockey on the Greenwood Field!
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GrooveLily Performs at Westtown
A rocking performance by the trio of musicians known as GrooveLily got Westtown's Shoemaker Events Series off to an exciting start on Sunday, September 21.
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Beyond Ranking: Calming the School & College Admissions Frenzy
A Special Presentation featuring Lloyd Thacker
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Westtown Teacher Promotes Education in Africa
Westtown Teacher Kwesi Koomson Forges a Connection Between the Continents
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Westtown Employee Kenny Rawnsley Featured in Local Newspaper
This is a success story involving a human services organization, a school and a blind dishwasher.
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Waltzing Mathilda
Read more about Westtown's Round Square exchange in Australia. Junior Brian Robbins has just arrived at Billanook College in Mooroolbark, Victoria, and will be writing about his experiences.
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Commencement 2008
115 members of the class of 2008 received their diplomas in the Greenwood on Saturday, June 7. Senior essayists were David Marston, Brittany Marks, and Wynne Lewis. The Valedictorian was Anna Spackman.
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Westtown Responds to China Earthquake
Led by our Chinese Guest Teacher Weijia Qin and our students from China, our fund raising efforts for the China Earthquake Victims were noted by NAIS.
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Kwesi & Melissa Koomson Highlighted in a.magazine
Melissa was interviewed by a.magazine.org about the schools they founded at Kwesi's hometown in Ghana. Melissa has created a foundation to provide scholarships.
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Westtown School Hosts "Friends School Day of the Earth"
On April 25 and 26, Westtown hosted an environmental symposium. High school students from as far away as Virginia and New Hampshire gathered on campus to discuss green concerns.
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