Informe de fin de año (2024)
Do you want to read a concise report on everything we did this year, including a breakdown of all the activities, clubs, teams and events we funded? Click here to read in English.
¿Quieres leer un informe conciso sobre todo lo que hicimos este año, incluido un desglose de todas las actividades, clubes, equipos y eventos que financiamos? Haga clic aquí para leer en español.
This March, the PTSA will be sponsoring the WINTER DANCE. More details to come. Look for them here, on Instagram, and on posters at school!
On December 1st, 2023, we gathered to celebrate our award-winning culinary and restaurant management teams!
The culinary team prepared a gourmet meal for the 120 guests who attended.
Our school percussion band played a rousing salute to Chef Bradshaw and his students.
Team Schedules: You can now see the schedules for all of the Wilbur Cross sports teams on this new website. CLICK HERE!
From the Hartford Courant:
Wilbur Cross High School has won the national restaurant management title at a competition in Washington D.C! That puts a spotlight on future restauranteurs. A proud Wilbur Cross principal, Matthew Brown, said Chef Nathanial Bradshaw and his team have made the Culinary and Culinary Management Program at the school “A world-class endeavor.”
“The students who engage in this program fully represent the incredibly diverse student body of our school,” he said. “The work they do inspires students throughout the school – and the adults as well. It shows what dedication to craft, a willingness to take risks and be creative, and a commitment to excellence can produce ”
Chef Bradshaw said the win is an example of, “If you know your content and you are dedicated and committed that you can win."
From the New Haven Independent:
This past December more than a dozen Wilbur Cross High School students participated in a state competition hosted by the Center for Civic Education and dubbed, “We the People: The Citizen and the Constitution.” During the competition, students “testified” before a panel of judges acting as members of Congress. Wilbur Cross history teacher Brian Grindrod trained the class of students, as he has with four previous classes over the years. The team did win the contest’s John Lewis scholarship award. That award is given each year to an urban, high-needs high school. It secured Cross’s team a spot in the 36th Annual We the People National Finals in Washington, D.C on April 21 – 23 and it provided the 18-student local team with a start of $10,000 in funding to travel there and participate.