February 8, 2021
WSPN sent a survey to WHS students to question their thoughts on the rise of COVID-19 cases. These students voiced their opinions on school safety and the Wayland Public School’s decision to stay hybrid. 112 students responded to this survey, and below are the results.
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Lauren Medeiros, Class of 2022, is a multimedia section editor for WSPN and a second year reporter for the publication. She plays for Wayland High Schools...
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