Spring Issue
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WHS Winter Sport Recap
Written by Tea Frattarelli & Kailyn Gabriele
How did WHS sport teams perform this winter? Hear from athletes and across basketball, wrestling, swim, gymnastics, cheer, and indoor track & field teams, as they reflect on the past season. Along with the latest article from The Barker, find a photo library with a collection of photos from the season.
WHS Stage Dogs Present: Beauty & the Beast
Written by Mikaela Woll
Mark your calendars! The highly anticipated spring musical is just around the corner. Get to know the talented actors and directors behind the StageDogs' latest production, and discover what's in store for viewers of the play.
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CTE Spotlight
Written by AJ Gencarelli
Career and Technical Education programs are helping WHS students thrive by preparing them for the future. Discover program offerings, while getting to know CTE teachers and students. Learn how CTE programs have helped WHS students expand their knowledge and create new opportunities in their life in The Barker's latest article.
Bulldog Boutique: How Generosity is Fueling Positive Change
Written by Ocean Lombard
In The Barker's article, get up to date with latest news on construction and inventory in the Bulldog Boutique. The Bulldog Boutique recently gained an abundance of donations! Looking for a prom dress or accessories? Look no further than the Bulldog Boutique! Hear from construction students and teachers about the developments made in the past months.
Class Updates
Written by Lyla Auth & Emerson Federico
From dine-to-donates to car washes, each class at WHS is finding innovative ways to fundraise for important events like prom and senior activities. Curious about what your class is doing? Read The Barker's latest article to discover the unique fundraising strategies from each class, and how you can support.
WHS Goes Global: International Night
Westerly High School recently hosted the WHS Goes Global event, showcasing the diversity of cultures in our community. This event was organized by the school's language teachers, the International Club, and seniors from the Language Honor Society. The event featured a buffet of dishes prepared by different restaurants and families from the community, representing foods from all over the world. The event was a success, with community members coming together to enjoy the delicious food and learn about different cultures. WHS Goes Global was more than just an event but an opportunity for the community to unite. The language teachers at Westerly High School emphasize the importance of understanding and embracing different cultures, and WHS Goes Global is a perfect example of this. It was an event that celebrated diversity and promoted unity in the community.
-Written by Ocean Lombard and Mikaela Woll
