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The student news site of Westford Academy

WA Ghostwriter

The student news site of Westford Academy

WA Ghostwriter

Residents attend meeting under the hot sun.

Annual town meeting allocates money to town departments

Anushka Patil, Co-Editor-in-Chief Jun 26, 2020

On Saturday, June 20, the Westford legislative government held its annual town meeting on the Trustees' Field at Westford Academy, discussing specifically the balance of the budget. On the field, seats were arranged so the Westford community could attend the event while still adhering to the Massachusetts'...

The effect of consequences

The effect of consequences

Anushka Patil, News Editor Oct 31, 2019

In textbook psychology, a child’s beliefs of right and wrong can easily be influenced by the atmosphere around her or him. For example, when a child sees consequences doled out for dishonesty, the punishment reinforces the value that “lying is wrong”. Though this concept is fairly simple in its...

23 questions with Detective Geoffrey Pavao | WA Ghostwriter

Anushka Patil, News Editor Sep 22, 2019

This is one of many in the Ghostwriter's new series of 23 questions. This series will highlight the significance of our faculty and students, and the little things about them that we may not know. This week, the Ghostwriter had the chance to meet with Detective Geoffrey Pavao, who shared with us 23 facts...

GSA prepares for the approaching Day of Silence

GSA prepares for the approaching Day of Silence

Chloe Morbelli, Arts and Entertainment Editor Mar 18, 2018

Westford Academy, through the initiative of and organization from the Gay-Straight Alliance (GSA), is preparing for its annual Day of Silence to occur on Wednesday, March 21. With this event, students can choose to use their silence to show their support for the LGBTQ community. This year, GSA has...

Are we sheltered?

Are we sheltered?

Jan 14, 2015
Living in such a privileged community may cause students to become sheltered.

Opinion: Diwali celebration long overdue

Nov 1, 2012

By Anastasha Echavarri News Editor Several families and friends are gathered and celebrate a special occasion to honor their religion. Lamps known as diyas are lit all around the house and fireworks are setting off outside. Families go to pray at temples and special foods are prepared. The celebration...

The greenhouse currently at Robinson.

Sprouting a new menu

Oct 19, 2012

By Kai-Lou Yue Staff Writer In an effort to promote healthy eating to comply with Michelle Obama’s “Let’s Move” plan, junior Jenny Watts, cafe manager Colleen Wallace, physical education teacher Sean O'Leary, and principal James Antonelli are planning to grow a community garden. Along...