Student Reporter: WMHS Seniors to Participate in 2nd Annual Promenade Thursday

Woburn Memorial High School reporter Megan Xie explains how students are prepared to roll out the red carpet for its 2nd annual promenade.

Woburn Students Graduate from Champlain College

Congratulations to Gregory Burns and Michael Harron on their academic achievement!

ReadMedia- The Champlain College 135th Commencement took place outdoors, under a tent on Edmunds Field in Burlington on Saturday, May 4. In all, 470 undergraduates earned their degrees. Vermont novelist and New York Times Bestseller, Chris Bohjalian delivered the Commencement address to degree candidates. George Chaffee, Vermont's captive insurance association founder, spoke on behalf of the two honorary degrees that were conferred. Bohjalian, received a Doctor of Fine Arts honorary degree; Chaffee, received a Doctor of Commerce honorary degree. Champlain College President David Finney noted a long list of accomplishments that graduating students had already achieved while working, serving and playing at Champlain. "Over 50 percent of the …

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Woburn Student Graduating Magna Cum Laude From UMass Dartmouth

Congratulations to Chandler York for his academic achievement.

ReadMedia- Chandler York from Woburn will graduate Magna Cum Laude with a BS in Marketing at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth undergraduate commencement on May 12. An estimated 1446 graduates will receive degrees. Sheri McCoy '80, CEO of Avon Products, will deliver the undergraduate commencement address and receive an honorary Doctor of Business. You can find more information at the UMass Dartmouth Commencement Website. http://www1.umassd.edu/commencement/

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Patch Snap: Cambridge Savings Teaches Woburn Children to Save Money

Patch Snap is an occasional post that features pictures from around Woburn or Woburn residents out and about.

Welcome to another edition of Patch Snap, where we highlight a picture or pictures of around Woburn or of Woburn residents out and about. Today's Patch Snap comes from Cambridge Savings Bank, which recently held an educational program at Malcolm White School to "Teach Children to Save." Cambridge Savings Banks (CSB ) said this about the program: “Teach Children to Save” coincides with National Financial Literacy Month. The lesson encourages students to make a habit of saving money from an early age. CSB has engaged Malcolm White School students in its creative program for the past three years. Donna Lee, Assistant Vice President of the Customer Service Call Center at CSB, read the book, “Just Saving My Money,” to 72 students. Children …

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Student Reporter: WMHS Student Participate in 60th Student Government Day

Woburn High student reporter Benjamin Quinn recounts the day students spent at City Hall.

Woburn Student Earns National Honor Society Spots at Austin Prep

Congratulation to Kevin Kiley on his academic achievement!

Student Reporters: Woburn High Hosts Motivational Speaker Cara Filler

WMHS BullsEye reporters Mairead O'Riordan and Erica Rabito bring the story of motivational speaker Cara Filler about her twin sister Mairin who died as a result of unsafe driving.

Woburn High School's "Annie" Thrills Audiences

Woburn Memorial High student reporter Megan Clark gives a review of the school's production of Annie.

Vocational School Students Helping Repair Fire Damage

Woodshop area damaged in January fire expected to be back in use around the start of the next school year thanks to students' work, including Woburn students.

Back in January, firefighters from Wakefield and four surrounding communities put out a fire at Northeast Regional Vocational School that left significant damage to the woodshop area and which at one point had flames showing from the roof. The fire-damaged area is expected to be ready for the start of the next school year - and some current electrical and carpentry students, including students from Woburn, will have the distinction of having worked to repair their own school. According to Principal David DiBarri, the roof was repaired shortly after the fire to prevent further damage from the elements. More comprehensive repairs are still in the bidding process, he added. DiBarri also showed one area, which can be seen in the attached …

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