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This past weekend, the Outliers robotics team dominated at Vermont's first-ever district event! After finishing as the top team in qualification rounds, the Outliers selected alliance partners from Billerica and Sutton, MA, to form an unstoppable team that swept through...
Grade 6 history students recently transformed their classroom into the “Crocodile Café” to celebrate the culmination of their ancient Egypt unit. Students selected from various creative project options, bringing ancient Egyptian culture to life through research and hands-on creation. The...
The Outliers Robotics team recently competed against 30 teams from across New England at the Pine Tree event at the Lewiston Colisée. The squad showed steady and consistent improvement with each match, finishing the qualification rounds in 3rd place. The...
Last week, our Middle School Chinese students visited the Chinese Peabody Essex Museum, home to the remarkable Yin Yu Tang and Asian Export Art exhibitions. Yin Yu Tang, meaning "Hall of Plentiful Shelter," is a magnificent 16-bedroom home built during...
Our campus was buzzing with excitement recently as Waynflete welcomed 170 students from schools across Maine to the Maine Junior Classical League (MEJCL) Certamen competition. Due to the efforts of dedicated students, MEJCL officers, members of the Society for Classical...
After studying the nervous system, Anatomy and Physiology students dissected sheep brains last week, allowing them to see the relationship between structure and function. Did you know that most of the structures in a sheep's brain are highly homologous to...
In this brief interview, James Bigbee ’16 shares his journey from computer science to working on innovative technology at Audible. James reflects on how Waynflete prepared him for his academic and professional pursuits and discusses his personal passions. Can you...
Congratulations to the Outliers robotics team for an outstanding performance at the inaugural Southern Maine District Event at Falmouth High School this past weekend! The event marked the first time a district competition was held in Southern Maine, with 30...
In the spirit of International Women and Girls in Science Day, we asked a few students to share more about their passion for scientific exploration Eva Hankowski '26 shares her perspective on science's real-world impact: "Science [has] a tangible impact...
In this brief interview, Arianna shares her passion for science and an update on her work, reflects on how her Waynflete teachers prepared her for success, and gives current Waynflete seniors tips for the future. Can you tell us about...
Last week, our Middle and Upper School students honored Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy through meaningful discussion and artistic expression. Upper School students welcomed Black Travel Maine founder Lisa Jones, retired educator and community leader Merita McKenzie, and artist...
Congratulations to Cathie Connors on being named the 2023–24 NFHS National Girls Lacrosse Coach of the Year! Cathie has now been recognized at the national level for her incredible leadership of Waynflete's girls lacrosse program. With 12 state championships, over...
Our third annual Community Night was an incredible success! Hundreds of students, parents and guardians, grandparents, alumni, faculty, and staff were in attendance at this favorite family event. It was a joyous and delicious evening! A special thanks to our...
Inspired by their work with Waynflete’s Can We? Project and partners at Narrative 4, Can We? students at Cape Elizabeth High School recently led a multigenerational story exchange for members of the community at Thomas Memorial Library. The story exchange...
What drives someone to move to a new country, and how do they maintain their cultural identity? Our 4–5 students investigated these questions by conducting interviews with 16 Waynflete parents, guardians, faculty, and staff members who had graciously agreed to...
More than 240 students from 14 Maine high schools gathered at the Augusta Civic Center yesterday for the Can We? Project's annual Can We? Connect conference. As the second of three retreats during the school year, Can We? Connect included...
The Junior Classical League (JCL) at Waynflete explores the mythology, archaeology, and culture of ancient Mediterranean civilizations through a blend of modern technology and traditional learning. This club also participates in the Maine Junior Classical League’s (MEJCL) two annual conventions,...
Upper School students recently participated in the first of three day-long Can We? Project retreats that provide opportunities to practice engaging in dialogue across political and other differences. The day included activities that focused on listening, inquiry, empathy, and perspective...
Lower School Science Specialist Autumn Burton recently presented at the National Science Teaching Association conference in New Orleans, demonstrating culturally responsive teaching practices in science education. Workshop participants received Next Generation Science Standards-aligned lessons focused on identity mapping, including a...
Project Story Boost is a literacy initiative that has been bringing Waynflete students and Reiche Community School kindergartners together since 2001. Upper School students visit Reiche on a weekly basis throughout the academic year to read with their kindergarten buddies....
