WMA News

WMA's CEEF Director was named a Distinguished Educator by Next Gen Personal Finance.

Luke Robinson ’23 (UMass-Amherst), J.J. Fox ’23 (Sacred Heart) and Carter O’Brien ’23 (University of Massachusetts-Lowell) signed their National Letters of Intent Nov. 7.

Liam was named MVP at the Best in the US Showcase at Yale in front of 11 Division I coaches.

Ayana received the College Board’s National Hispanic Recognition Award for her performance on the PSAT 10, combined with her AP scores and WMA GPA.

Jiseong won a bronze medal on the topic of Environmental Research at the International Youth Essay Competition.

Four Titans were recognized at their position when the list was released in early September. 

Meg received her ambassadorship in early September to be a Campus Captain for The Hidden Opponent, a nonprofit advocacy group that “raises awareness for student-athlete mental health and addresses the stigma within sports culture.”

Jiseong’s 2,000-word essay for the John Locke Institute was so good he was invited to Oxford University in England.

Val played for the U19 national in July, helping Denmark to the bronze medal at the European U19 American Football Championship.

Five students landed in the top 85% of the country.

Arielle placed in 3 events at the New England Championship meet, and Michael Dorunda set a school record.

Jack Feltovic ’22 and Liam Shea-Gallagher ’24 were named to the NEPSAC All-League team for the Cleary Division.

Seventy-five percent of WMA’s students who take a French class at the Academy earned awards on Le Grand Concours 2022, also known as the National French Exam.

The Titans claimed a number of postseason awards after posting arguably the best season in school history.

Three students - Michelle Itkin ’22, Luke Lombard ’22 and Arielle Chechile ’24 - earned gold medals on the 2022 National Latin Exam.