![This year, the Wayland team is made out of a JV team and a varsity team. There is a wide range of grades from eighth grade to twelfth grade that make up the teams. " [What] I will miss most [about the seniors] is their willingness to be involved," sophomore Mackenzie Grogan said. "Whether it was with school drama or referee frustration, they were really good at listening and giving good advice."](https://waylandstudentpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/8F0FD331-F005-4C3F-9F77-402D1C1953D6_1_201_a-1200x800.jpg)
Winter Holidays 2020: What’s on WHS students’ dinner plates this year?
Here you can view what Wayland High School students’ favorite holiday foods and desserts are for the 2020 holiday season.
In a normal year, most people gather together with family and friends in big groups for the holidays. Due to COVID-19, many students said that they are having holiday meals with their immediate family, in a survey of 20 students.
With or without the pandemic, WHS students and their families still plan to make the holidays special by participating in their traditions and eating festive foods.
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