WSPN LIVE: Episode 10
February 6, 2018
This week, WSPN’s Audrey Camacho reports from the Winter Week Dodgeball tournament and reporter Charlie Moore speaks with Girls’ Varsity Basketball captain Kayla Mabe about the upcoming Coaches vs Cancer game on Friday, February 9th.
Jay Abdella is the broadcast editor for WSPN. As a senior, this is his second year writing for WSPN. In school, he is a member of the speech and debate...
Charlie Moore, class of 2020, is a fourth-year journalism student and fourth-year reporter for WSPN. He is a Co-Editor-in-Cheif for WSPN. In...
Audrey Camacho is a senior. This is her second year with WSPN and she looks forward to interviewing other students and contributing to multiple galleries....
Julia Callini, Class of 2020, is a multimedia section editor for WSPN, and this is her third year on the staff. She is an optimist, feminist and a diehard...
![Students give their opinions and notes about the first 2020 presidential elections and hopes for the next. "[The debate] was a complete waste of my time," Smith said. "Sure, it was a good comedy, but coming from our two potential leaders, it was quite frightening."](https://waylandstudentpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/3mNrxQzGqtnzHIZVNQioFOk3yMfilfDLRLCZhlFj-475x317.jpeg)
![The "Lunch Bunch" group provides a chance for interactions between general education and special education students that otherwise may not have happened. Students from the group try to meet every lunch to foster a sense of community. “The main way you meet people is when you have classes with them, so it was really nice to finally meet and talk to [these students] in person and get to know them because without this club I wouldn’t know them as well, and they wouldn](https://waylandstudentpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/7KA1dChZ2NunhfhIjxPVTIGdqFemicEUB6HZTXAT-475x356.jpeg)
![The student scheduling process is a months-long battle for the administration every year. This year, the puzzle-like process became tougher to solve due to factors brought by COVID-19. “[The scheduling process] this year was completely different due to a global pandemic, there were a ton of unforeseen issues," assistant principal Laura Cole said.](https://waylandstudentpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/zOX7qCBGZkMuwcmX0u2AiQGqeSTbKIn2nF8fW8bl-475x356.jpeg)
![Freshman Maggie Melander lays out her work as she gets ready for a long day of school online. Starting out school online is one of the first steps into helping students transition back into in-person school. “[This] is what has to happen in order for us to go back ” freshman Maggie Melander said.](https://waylandstudentpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/IMG_2221-475x356.jpeg)
![Sophomore Riley Leichliter, the creator of Study Buddies, works hard to match high school students with elementary school families. Study Buddies is a new program to help elementary school students with remote school. "Study Buddies are high school students that help elementary school students with their school work and other activities, [which can include] art, gym, music classes, read aloud and one-on-one tutoring," Leichliter said.](https://waylandstudentpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/R1DPUYVWcernDJVA3c9jimtl9nnRWZZdTubkP2os-475x317.jpeg)