West Boylston Middle High School Students participated in a STEM Symposium on March 23^rd at Boston Scientific in Marlborough, Massachusetts, a program sponsored by Junior Achievement.  Students toured the bio-medical research facility, participated in a laboratory experiments and listened to a panel of recent college graduates who work at Boston Scientific. Led by physics teacher Mr. Sagar Shah the following juniors and seniors participated: Dan Daly, Rain Dimen, David Dorman, Annabelle Fournier, Josh Herrera, Kevin Mercier, Ryan Rizzuto, and Kristin Taylor.

Thank you to our grade 9 and 10 student leaders for their help with planning, organizing, and hosting our middle school spring dance on Saturday night.  You guys rock!!!  Special Thanks to Hanna Cahn for being a fantastic DJ!!  Great Job guys.

Congratulations to Max O'Day and the Class of 2016 for winning the 42nd Annual Play Competition at West Boylston Middle High School.  Great night with some terrific plays put on by our students.

Congratulations to West Boyston High School Scientists

The judges were very impressed

Matt, Dylan and Priscilla presented outstanding works of research

Dylan was very professional in his presentation

Autumn's project drew lots of interest

Mr. Shah is so proud of his West Boylston Students

West Boylston was well represented by Saige

Sadie enjoyed meeting other young scientists

Nolan enjoyed answering questions from the judges

Autumn created a very functional 3D project

George talks about H20 with a WPI professor

The winning project cover design

On March 5^th, 2016, eleven West Boylston Middle High School students participated with 400 other middle and high school students from schools around New England at a Model United Nations at Boston College High School. 

The students prepared papers, debated, and wrote resolutions involving International Cyber Threats, Kurdistan Independence, the Syrian Refugee Crisis, and Indigenous Rights in the Artic Regions along with other topics.  

Celina Recaurte (’20) won the award for best committee paper on Cyber Terrorism.  

The following students also participated:  Ashley Carpenter (‘19) George Chyoghly (’19), Haley Fenlon (’20), Jaelin Fleming (’20), Dylan Hackett (’19), Matt Lacaire (’19), Elizabeth Lemay (’19), Jacob Milton (’18), Julia O'Connor (’18), Madison Waterson (’20).

Congratulations and Thank you for your outstanding leadership!!!