Quiz: How well do you know Ms. Cole
March 24, 2020
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Challenging climate change, one poster at a time
March 17, 2020
Over the past two years, climate strikes have become a global phenomenon led primarily by young people, and WMS sixth grade twins Marley and Julian Eggers have joined the movement. The brothers have been hosting their own climate strike every Friday morning before school since September. They decided...
The freedom to create: Innovation Design and Thinking
Caterina Tomassini and Katherine Kim
March 17, 2020
Do you want a break from the daily pages of notes and the memorization of terms? Would you rather engage in a class that allows you to think for yourself and create innovative products to solve everyday problems? If the answer is yes, then take a peek into what WHS calls the “Maker Space,” and...
Seeing double: the life of a twin
Lindsey Brown and Katherine Kim
March 17, 2020
How would you feel if you were a twin? Between sharing a birthday, being compared to and having someone next to you constantly, being a twin is no easy feat, but attaining a lifelong friendship is a gift that can’t be beat. For sophomores Bella and Jack Batts, being a twin perhaps makes them closer...
Hair dye splashes across WHS
March 16, 2020
A new trend has recently sparked among WHS students: hair dye. Hair dye is a unique style statement that has been spreading over the course of the past few months. Many different vibrant colors such as blue, pink, green and purple have been seen on the hair of numerous students at WHS. Students who...
Determination & Incorporation: The math team’s road to states
Jonathan Zhang and Caterina Tomassini
March 9, 2020
For the first time ever, the WHS math team - once only six people strong - has placed first in all four regional meets and obtained the first-tier rating. “It’s fantastic,” math team coach Hannah Marton said. “[Before playoffs], I said to my students that it’s already amazing that we are...
MOTS: Is daylight savings necessary?
Lindsey Brown and Katherine Kim
March 6, 2020
Sara Snow, English teacher: How do you feel about daylight saving time? "I think that we shouldn’t have it at all. I think we should stick with one time all year round. I’m not sure what it’s for. If we didn’t have it in the fall, it wouldn’t get dark so quickly. I struggled to get home ...
Senioritis plagues the class of 2020
![The class of 2019 gathers to take a class picture at the progressive dinner. The progressive dinner is one of the many events the seniors get to partake in during their last year at Wayland. History teacher Mr. Gavron believes that there is a sudden drop in effort among the senior class. “There are some students who cut back on doing homework [altogether] or doing homework in a timely manner. They will [either] pass it in late, or not do it at all,” Gavron said.](https://waylandstudentpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Ay49NG9Egl7Eh1JWazKpNADXCBvQyBl7CSiCbpYR-475x316.jpg)
Julia Raymond and Kate Clifford
February 21, 2020
With the first semester of the 2019-20 school year officially over, seniors are beginning to look forward to the infamous “Senior Spring." Senior Spring is a period of time in which seniors begin to anticipate their graduation, but also reminisce on their four years at the high school. During Senior...
WHS’ New Athletic Complex: The Renovation Process
February 21, 2020
In June of 2019, construction broke ground for the renovation of the athletic fields and facilities at Wayland High School. WSPN presents a timeline of the important dates and events in the process. ...
How students can grow up on social media to accelerate their success
February 21, 2020
As teenagers, we express our personalities through our Instagram feed, share jokes by tagging our friends in memes and organize events through Facebook. In an environment reliant on technology, social media is how we share intimate moments with one another. Unfortunately, the social platforms we use...
Russell’s Winter Farmer’s Market brings fresh goods to Wayland
February 19, 2020
As the cold weather closes in, Russell's Winter Market just starts to thrive. Customers stroll from table to table, sampling different foods, chatting with vendors and toting large bags filled with a variety of items. The market opened in 2010 when Lewis Russell's daughter, Elizabeth Russell Skehan,...
The Good News: decreases in pollution, homicides, cancer
February 18, 2020
All day, we are accosted by stories like "Coronavirus infects 75,000," "Australia is on fire" and "Venice is underwater." In a world where stories like these are the headlines at the epicenter of our lives, maintaining a positive outlook on life can be hard. Let's face it, when headlines that incite...
