Senior Designs New School Logo
Alanny Perez, a senior in the Graphics Technology trade was selected to design the new Wilcox Wildcats logo. Alanny began her design process by researching what wilcats looked like, specifically the way the ears pointed. She made multiple thumbnail sketches of her ideas and gained feedback from her teachers [...]
Wilcox Writers Published
The Wilcox Literacy Lab classes, led by Ms. Alecia Walkuski, are proud to announce that SEVENTY freshmen and sophomore students have been selected to have their writing published by Young Writers USA, a nationwide writing contest for students ages 10-18. These 70 students were invited to write a poem [...]
Field Day 2022
The Wilcox students had amazing weather for their first field day in three years. Students enjoyed popcorn cotton candy and ice cream sandwiches with lunch. Activities included tie dye, face painting and henna stations along with pick up basketball, volleyball and tennis games. The tug of war was a [...]
NHS Reads to Hanover Students
On March 31st, National Honor Society members from H.C. Wilcox Technical High School chapter engaged in a virtual book reading with kindergarten and second grade students from Hanover Elementary School in Meriden, CT. Chelsea Fitzgerald, Josue Mateo-Salcedo, and Abriana Sepulveda read Pete the Cat books to kindergarteners and even lead them [...]
Auto Collision Creates a Work of “Art”
Students from the Auto Collision technology trade and Career Academy fabricated a desk using parts from old cars, computers and scrap metals. All students had a part of the creation of the desk from the initial creative design and each piece aligned with what they were learning in the [...]
Students Design Self-Sustaining Biospheres
The sophomore biology students were given a project which they had to create a self-sustaining closed system called the Biosphere 3. Students had to research and explain how their environment would supply air, water, food, land, minerals, technology, shelter, plants, animals, microorganisms, and human comforts needed to survive inside. [...]
