by Gary Stern, Lo-Hud. Nov. 4, 2013 http://bcove.me/8e4gbwxw Everyone seems to be grumbling about something; high-stakes testing; the Common Core (its roll-out, design or both); the property-tax levy cap; plans to collect student data for some digi-cloud; the general loss … Continue reading
IF YOU HAVEN’T YET…. BE SURE TO REGISTER FOR OUR 40TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION!!!! http://events.r20.constantcontact.com/register/event?oeidk=a07e800dqnc34c9a4c5&llr=xnukhikab We at WISE Services hope you agree with us that WISE/SENIOR OPTIONS is a valuable program for all high school seniors. It is WISE Services’ mission … Continue reading
I came home from Sheana’s presentation to the sad news of Bill Brown’s passing. What a remarkable man he was! One of those “most unforgettable people you’ve ever met” Outspoken, positive, pragmatic, intelligent and caring about his colleagues and … Continue reading
St. Albans Messenger (VT) March 22, 2013 Author: Jessie Forand; Messenger Staff Writer ENOSBURG FALLS - Seniors at Enos-burg Falls High School are not only about halfway-through their final semester, they are digging deep to complete research projects that will … Continue reading
“As one of the original WISE guys I wanted to let you know just how important that experience has been for me. In 2008, I shadowed a genetic counselor for WISE…. Yesterday I accepted an offer from the Johns Hopkins … Continue reading
Somers HS (NY) Senior, Rebecca Bosley… is doing her WISE project on photo journalism. She is excited and thankful to the WISE program for allowing her to go outside the classroom to explore her passion. Read her blogged journal at: http://rebeccabosleyphotography.tumblr.com/
Enosburg Falls Vermont, approximately 5 miles from the Canadian border, is a small farming and logging community. Its high school is one of the newest members of the WISE family, finishing its first year. While we were there to help EFHS students … Continue reading
By Kori Tuitt I was a studious high school student but was always very fickle when it came to deciding on career. Like many seniors in high school, I was catching “senioritis.” But, there was only one thing I knew … Continue reading
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