Heavy rain has caused severe flooding in a number of key intersections in Wayland, resulting in delays for students during their morning commute, and difficulty for residents trying to get home…

One of the most highly anticipated events of the year, the Class of 2010 put on the traditional Senior Show last weekend to the whoops and cheers of the underclassman…

On February 25th, all of the orchestra students in Wayland packed into the high school’s field house for the annual “String Jamboree.” Featured in the jamboree are students all the way from their first year playing, to high school seniors playing their last string jam…

High School band students joined students from all over the district for the annual Band Fest. Band Fest features first year band students from the fifth grade all the way through students in their senior year of high school.

Wayland Girls swimming reached a milestone this past weekend, 5 state championships in a row. The Warriors of the water have had huge success at both the recent sectionals competition and state championship…

Over February break 14 juniors and seniors traveled with business teachers Mr. Page and Mr. Gavron to Chiapas, Mexico to learn about sustainable development and fair trade coffee products. Students also toured Mayan ruins and enjoyed life south of the border.

2010 brings a new format to the Winter Week Plays: a long-standing Winter Week tradition. This year’s 10-minute play format featured a medley of short productions performed for audiences in the L1 performance hall…

Helping Hands, an organization that provides helper monkeys for physically disabled people returned to WHS for Winter Week this year…

On Friday, several self-proclaimed “chicks with sticks” came in to teach students and teachers the art of knitting. Participants struggled at first, but left at the end of the period with a new confidence in their abilities to knit, purl, and potentially make scarves for loved ones.

Beginning the last day of Winter Week in a packed Little Theater, the MIT Logs visited Wayland to perform for students…