On Friday, December 12th, students and staff had the opportunity to wear their pajamas to school for PJ Day, hosted by the National Technical Honor Society. PJ Day raised funds and awareness for the Connecticut Children’s Center for Cancer & Blood Disorders. The idea behind this event is to spread awareness for the kids who have cancer and spend long periods of time in their PJ’s undergoing treatment. They are missing their families, friends, school, sports and more. Watertown joined in with 169 other towns in this event that is raising spirits and funds for the Connecticut Children’s Foundation, while also giving hope for these kids!
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PJ Day
January 12, 2026
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Emma Gorman is a Watertown High School senior who enjoys publishing for both the photographic and the writing aspect. Her favorite articles to write are Student of the Month features and senior-related content. This is her second year in Publishing, and she wishes that she had joined sooner. Emma designed the new Warrior’s Wire display in the front of the school as her Capstone project. Outside of school, Emma enjoys spending time with friends, listening to music, and lounging on the beach. She plans on majoring in Marketing with a minor in Communications at the University of Rhode Island this fall! Emma plans to pursue marketing with a focus on social media and advertising.