“Do not mess up," is what Wayland High School sophomore Radha Biswas says to herself as she makes her way on stage: "Do not mess up.” It’s normal for high schoolers to have stage fright, but for...
On Oct. 4, crowds flooded into the Wayland Town Center to celebrate the first annual Wayland Festival. Various stands, activities and performances took place from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., celebrating the different...
Have you ever wondered how the Earth stays in orbit? Which star you’re looking up at? How the universe might end? Wayland High School offers a year-long course that answers just that. And, the course...
Director Spencer Cohen and Producer Alberto Sayan have been best friends since middle school, both growing up in Natick, a town neighboring Wayland. Although they played sports together and graduated from...
Jingling tricycle bells. Kids running down the block. Creaking swings on a playground. Parents chatting with neighbors as their children draw hopscotch grids on the driveway. This was the reality of kids...
The Allied Network for Neurodevelopmental Advancement (ANNA) center in Wayland is a local business that works to offer a unique and personalized education for children with autism under the age of 6. They...
President Donald Trump administered new tariffs on imported goods from countries around the world, most notably on products from China, which at one point spiked to 145%. The Trump Administration has a...
Spring is in full bloom, the harvest season has started and local gardens and farms are blossoming. Wayland High School continues to promote this spring season atmosphere, with an on-campus garden managed...
Swim goggles. A Monopoly board. A full Starbucks strawberry açaí refresher, any size. What do these things have in common? For seniors at Wayland High School, they were all safety items, protecting them from a ‘death’ by water gun.
Before the first period bell rings and the hallways flood with students, a variety of specialized clubs are hosted within the school. The newest addition to this list is Women’s Club, founded by sophomores Ryan Frutman and Sazie Wrentmore.
Point your toes, squeeze your legs, stay tight. Now, full turn left, leap and jump. Spot, spot, dismount. Finally, salute the judges. All of these are thoughts that race through freshman Sawyer Whitcher's...
Once upon a time you were forced to read a book in English class. Maybe you’re an avid reader and this was a great experience, maybe it was a hassle and you hated every minute of it, but no matter your...
