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Children play soccer on a grassy field with trees and a cloudy sky in the background.

World Cup Fever at Wells! Sixth-grade World Language students celebrated Italian and Spanish cultures with a spirited World Cup-inspired soccer tournament, parade, and plenty of calcio and fútbol fun.

A group of young musicians, some carrying instrument cases, stand in front of a building with lush green trees in the background.

8th-grade ensemble students from band, orchestra, and chorus attended the High Note Festival, where they showcased their musical talents. The orchestra earned a Superior rating, the festival’s highest honor, while both the band and chorus received Excellent ratings, the second-highest ranking awarded.

A smiling girl holds up a hand-drawn floor plan in front of a large screen displaying a similar, larger drawing and text about dreamhouses.

Sixth graders turned math into design magic with dream home blueprints and creative scale models!

A large group of students poses for a photo on the steps of a grand, classical building with a dome in the background.

Washington, D.C. Day 2 was packed with iconic landmarks, meaningful moments, and fun-filled memories—an unforgettable experience for HH Wells 8th graders!

A group of musicians, dressed in formal attire, are playing various string instruments in what appears to be a rehearsal or performance setting, with a plain background visible behind them.

WMS musicians shined at the PCMEA All-County Festival - joining top student performers from across Putnam County for a day of music, collaboration, and an outstanding final concert!

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Wells Middle School 7th graders explored future possibilities during their visits to Westchester Community College - gaining firsthand college experience, connecting interests to careers, made possible by the Victoria Lowry Grant!
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Bravo to Wells Middle School students for a fantastic Annie Jr. performance - what a great show!

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Profile of a H.H. Wells Learner

At Brewster, we believe that every student is on a journey toward becoming a capable, confident, and compassionate individual. The Profile of a Brewster Student describes the essential skills and mindsets students are encouraged to build throughout their time in our schools.

Learner Attributes

Critical Thinker

 

A reflective thinker who collects, assesses, and analyzes relevant information to create, innovate, change, and improve.  A habitual and proactive intellectual risk-taker who leverages the intersection of interdisciplinary content knowledge and skills to the application of real-life situations.

Creative Innovator & Collaborator

 

An adaptable problem-solver who uses imagination and flexible thinking to develop new ideas and products. Confidently collaborates across diverse perspectives, sharing responsibility to drive toward a shared goal.

Communicator

 

Clearly and confidently engages with various audiences through speaking, writing, and a variety of media. Actively and respectfully listens to different perspectives to foster understanding and build relationships. 

Reflective & Future Focused

 

Engages in self-reflection to identify strengths and areas for growth, sets meaningful goals, and demonstrates responsible decision-making.  Brings a sense of courage to unfamiliar situations. Exhibits resilience, perseverance, and a growth mindset by embracing feedback, taking responsibility for mistakes, and viewing challenges and setbacks as opportunities for learning and personal growth.

Civic Engagement

 

Engages with and takes an active role in improving our local, global, and digital communities. Acts responsibly and ethically to promote and positively contribute to the interconnectedness of our world.

Curious Scholar

 

A lifelong learner with a sustained passion for knowledge and exploration. Actively takes ownership of personal growth by experimenting with new ideas, asking thoughtful questions, and applying fresh insights to make meaningful discoveries.

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Wells Bears Brew

Students in matching %22Bears Brew%22 sweatshirts stand behind a colorful cart with a menu of drinks and treats, ready to serve customers.

Wells Life Skills students run Wells Bears Brew, practicing important daily living skills like communication, responsibility, and teamwork. By managing orders and operating their business, students build collaboration, critical thinking, and adaptability—key qualities of a Brewster Student ready for life beyond the classroom.

Sixth Graders Lead

A group of students and teachers posing in a classroom decorated with motivational posters, including %22The Power of YET.%22

Sixth graders take part in roundtable discussions with school leaders, sharing feedback, asking thoughtful questions, and proposing creative solutions. These conversations foster civic responsibility, critical thinking, and collaboration, empowering students to shape their school community and practice leadership in action.

Washington DC

A group of students posing on the steps of the United States Capitol building on a sunny day.

Eighth graders explored key landmarks in Washington, D.C.—from the Capitol to the Vietnam Memorial—deepening their understanding of American history and government. Throughout the trip, students demonstrated civic responsibility and critical thinking as they engaged with the stories, symbols, and values that have shaped our nation.

Trout Release

A group of young people poses for a photo in a lush green forest, with a trail map sign highlighting various hiking paths.

Through the Trout in the Classroom program, seventh graders at Wells take part in a powerful, hands-on science experience—raising and releasing brown trout into the local watershed. Along the way, students demonstrate perseverance, critical thinking, and adaptability as they study ecosystems, problem-solve equipment issues, and explore real-world science concepts like genetics and conservation.