Watertown High School

WHS Alumni

Watertown High School Alumni Association meets regularly with members of graduating classes that span forty-five years.  More activities are being planned with hopes of attracting more graduates of Watertown High School to the organization. 

Be a part of a growing group dedicated to the continual improvements at WHS.  If you aren't a member, you are encouraged to join by completing this enrollment form.

Contact Tommy Valuckas, WHS Class of 1970.  tommyvaluk@yahoo.com

For more information, visit the WHS Alumni site at

http://www.MySchoolReunited.com/Watertown/ 

 

 

Watertown Wall of Honor Nomination Forms must be received in the district office no later than April 22, 2013.  Nomination forms should be sent to Watertown Public Schools, Office of the Superintendent, 10 DeForest Street, Watertown, CT  06795.

The application form can be downloaded at this link. 

 

 

 

If you wish to make a contribution to Project Graduation, please use the Project Graduation -WHS Donation form.

 

Checks made payable to “Project Graduation WHS”

 

Thank you,

 

Project Graduation committee

 

 

Watertown High's robotics team launched space engineer's career 
 
BY SAM COOPER REPUBLICAN-AMERICAN (February 2, 2011)

WATERTOWN — He has already worked on a Mars rover, and he plans on spending next summer helping program the first commercial space shuttle to enter the Earth's orbit.

But years before working at the cutting edge of space exploration, 20-year-old Watertown High School graduate Michael Sorrenti says he learned the basics building and programing robots each winter with the school's Robotics Team.

Sorrenti, who is currently a junior at the Florida Institute of Technology majoring in computer engineering, was recently awarded an internship with SpaceX, a private space transportation company in Hawthorne, Calif. His resume already includes internships at Kennedy Space Center and NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab.

When reached on the telephone earlier this week, Sorrenti said he would never have gotten where he is today without his experience on the For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology, or FIRST, Robotics Team 237.

http://www.rep-am.com/articles/2011/02/02/news/local/536948.txt

To visit the Team 237 Tribe Website, see link below.

http://team237.com/?p=Games