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On Wednesday, Sept. 10, the first Wayland School Committee meeting of the year took place from 6 p.m. to 8:15 p.m..
Three Quick Hits: School Committee meeting Sept. 10
During the 2024-25 school year, approximately 400 students came into the library every day, but since the start of this school year, attendance has dropped due to the ban on cell phone use in the library.
Library sees drop in student attendance following cellphone policy
On Wednesday, Sept. 10, a school shooting took place at Evergreen High School in Colorado, where two students were injured. The suspect fatally shot himself following the attack.
BDBN: Suspect dead after injuring two high school students at Evergreen High School
On Wednesday, Sept. 10, political activist Charlie Kirk was shot and killed at Utah Valley University.
BDBN: Charlie Kirk shot and killed at Utah Valley University
The 2025 summer was filled with new trends and events. Ranging from The Summer I Turned Pretty to the signing of the 'Big Beautiful' bill, these pivotal moments not only resulted in conversation, but shifted American culture.
What’s in the news during the summer of 2025
In the Anxious Generation by Jonathan Haidt, technology interfering with students' everyday lives is a theme that is discussed and analyzed.
How teachers and students are affected by the “Anxious Generation”
Allied Network for Neurodevelopmental Advancement, ANNA, has recently opened a center in Wayland. This center is dedicated to supporting children with autism aged 6 years old and under, along with supporting their families. The center hopes to bring awareness and support to children with autism, and reduce the large stigma surrounding all neurodevelopmental disorders.
Allied Network for Neurodevelopmental Advancement center strives to make positive change in Wayland
Local student-run businesses in Wayland -- especially those relying on imported goods -- are feeling the strain of President Trump’s new tariffs. As prices rise, young entrepreneurs are adapting by shifting to domestic products or changing their business models entirely.
The impact of tariffs on local student businesses
With summer around the corner, it's the ideal time for gardens to sprout around Wayland. Join WSPN's Katie Collett and Caroline Kiernan as they explore local gardens.
Local gardens blossom as spring comes to a close
The senior Class of 2025 reflects on this years game of Senior Assassin. Senior Assassin is a standing tradition at WHS and this year had a pool of 138 players and a remaining six winners
Targets acquired: The Class of 2025 takes on Senior Assassin
With a Hopkinton player sprinting towards him, junior quarterback Mikey Johansson looks to his right to hand off the ball to junior captain Brajae Walton. Along with having several successful throws, Johansson was able to achieve a touchdown in the final quarter.
Football comes up short to Hopkinton
Junior Willa Suratt reaches for the ball to block it at the net. Suratt has been on the varsity team for two years.
Girls volleyball loses to Wellesley in hard-fought game
Running with the ball, senior Kane Chen beats a Natick defender to the ball, being in Natick's defensive zone.
Boys Soccer falls to Natick for their first loss of the season
Advancing up the field, junior Melina Antun takes the ball from a Newton South player.
Field Hockey battles Newton South to a draw
There are 13 WHS sports games this week. Lets take a look at where and when they are.
WHS Fall Game Schedule: Week of 9/15
Throughout history, rat poison has been a common method of pest control, often being placed by pest companies or bought online for personal use. Times have changed though, and with a plethora of alternative options, the outdated use of this product is shooting us in the foot. Rodenticides have the power to wipe out an entire wildlife ecosystem and yet they are still commercially used in the state, which is why it’s imperative that it ends now. “I feel better in my soul, knowing that I'm taking an action to try to protect the environment," Co-founder of Save Concord Wildlife Gwendolyn Shipley said. “I would encourage anyone who is feeling a little bit overwhelmed, this could be a small step to take to help save the world.”
Opinion: Poisoning the well, the threat of rat poison
Join WSPN's Karis Tam as she navigates the controversial "one size fits all" system utilized by Brandy Melville, a popular clothing brand.
One size fits few: The controversy of Brandy Melville
Join WSPN's Karis Tam as she discusses how harmful grade comparison can be to teens.
The hidden dangers of grade comparison
Join WSPN's Mack Young as she discusses the stressful nature of certain Snapchat features.
The snapping point: How Snapchat’s features harm teens
WSPN’s Melina Barris reflects on her time spent as a senior in high school.
The bittersweet feeling of senior year
Join WSPN's Annabel Orcutt as she discusses fashion with Ava Adelson.
Fashionista of the Month: Ava Adelson
Join WSPN's Karis Tam, Abby Bergeron and Annabel Orcutt as they talk about what to wear for Wayland High School's 2025 Homecoming.
Need a last minute dress? Here’s a straight forward ‘groovy’ dress guide for Homecoming
Join WSPN's Natalie Greenaway and Annabel Orcutt as they talk about Sabrina Carpenters new album: "Man's Best Friend."
Sweet no more, Sabrina Carpenter bites back with Man’s Best Friend
The 2025 summer was filled with new trends and events. Ranging from The Summer I Turned Pretty to the signing of the 'Big Beautiful' bill, these pivotal moments not only resulted in conversation, but shifted American culture.
What’s in the news during the summer of 2025
On Tuesday, Aug. 26, Tate McRae came to TD Garden to perform one out of the three nights in the Boston leg of her Miss Possessive World Tour.
Concert Review: Miss Possessive Tour is a Tate McRae takeover
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Pam's Run 2018 (210 photos)

Pam’s Run 2018 (210 photos)

Kate Balicki, Hannah Rice, and Caitlin Newton • October 28, 2018

The 6th annual Pam's Run took place on Sunday, Oct. 14 to remember Pam Washek, a prior Wayland resident who passed away in 2012 from cancer. All proceeds from the run go to the Neighborhood Brigade, a...

Semi 2018 (250 photos)

Semi 2018 (250 photos)

Kate Balicki, Andrew Mitty, Willie Roberts, Michael German, and Hannah Rice • October 25, 2018

The Class of 2021 held the annual sophomore semi-formal on Saturday, Oct. 13 at Weston Golf Club.  

The girls' varsity field hockey team slaps sticks at the beginning of their game against Waltham. The team fell to Waltham on October 18.

Girls’ field hockey falls to Waltham (27 photos)

Allie Nunn • October 24, 2018

Carmichael's mother congratulates him after Wayland's win.

Football outplays Bedford on senior night (47 photos)

Eden Vanslette, Kate Balicki, Hannah Rice, Josh Schreiber, and Alex Janoff • October 21, 2018

The Wayland warriors defeated Bedford 42-16 on senior night on Friday, Oct. 12.

Holding the Warrior flag, junior Phil Koechling breaks through the banner.

Photo of the Week

Hannah Rice • October 21, 2018

The team poses for a picture after a 4-1 win over BLS.

Boys’ soccer defeats Boston Latin (29 photos)

Remmi Shaw • October 18, 2018

The boys' varsity soccer team defeated Boston Latin 4-1 at home on Wednesday, Oct. 17. This was their second time beating Boston Latin.  

The team huddles at halftime.

Girls’ soccer outplays Weston (32 photos)

Isabella Arenas and Julia Callini • October 18, 2018

   

Hanania and senior Olivia Tacelli shoot the ball into the goal.

Girls’ varsity field hockey falls to Bedford (19 photos)

Caitlin Newton • October 16, 2018

The girls' varsity field hockey team was defeated by Bedford on Wednesday.  

Junior Qian Long serves the ball.

Girls’ varsity volleyball falls to Newton South (20 photos)

Caitlin Newton • October 16, 2018

Senior Noelle McGah high-fives senior Ines Alpendre in celebration during the girls' varsity volleyball game against Newton South.

Photo of the Week

Caitlin Newton • October 13, 2018

Senior Lauren Campbell lifts her fist in the air in celebration of a Wayland goal.

Girls’ field hockey defeats Newton South (27 photos)

Eden Vanslette and Hannah Rice • October 11, 2018

The Wayland girls' field hockey team defeats Newton South 5-1 for the first win of their 2018 season this past Friday.  

Senior Devon Perryman covers an Ashland player in their game September 18.

Field hockey falls to Ashland (17 photos)

Jess Reilly and Allie Nunn • October 9, 2018

 

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