
The Venmo Challenge surprises two lucky Wayland restaurants
Tess Alongi
• February 27, 2021
![It's currently unknown what the 2021-2022 school year will look like at Wayland High School. However, many students and staff are optimistic about restrictions being lifted. Many crucial factors, such as the vaccine have played a role in this hopefulness of returning to normalcy. “I think [the vaccine] is going to be a relatively big effect just because vaccines allow us to protect the people who are most vulnerable, and just generally kind of prevent larger scale spread,” junior Lily Noyes said.](https://waylandstudentpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/EBuKLAifSj5dSuvs4isboN311srO5hC20EIl3VCu-2-900x600.jpeg)
Student and faculty’s COVID-19 predictions for the next school year
Delia Caulfield
• February 26, 2021

Weekly Breakdown Episode 17: February break and Fall II Sports
Ellie Smith, Deirdre Brown, and Jacqueline Cahaly
• February 23, 2021

ICYMI: Week of February 8- FBI, Chinese New Year, climate control
Taylor McGuire
• February 15, 2021

Natick resident arrested by FBI for involvement in Capitol riots
Tess Alongi and Sophia Oppenheim
• February 12, 2021

Weekly Breakdown Episode 16: Quarter 3 And COVID-19 Testing
Deirdre Brown, Ellie Smith, and Jacqueline Cahaly
• February 9, 2021

ICYMI: Week of February 1- Traveling, snow days, potato mystery
Taylor McGuire
• February 8, 2021

Potato mystery sparks national coverage
Genevieve Morrison and Charlotte Thirman
• February 4, 2021

Weekly Breakdown Episode 15: WHS Winter Week and Winter Storm
Deirdre Brown, Jacqueline Cahaly, and Ellie Smith
• February 2, 2021

News Brief: Wayland superintendent’s update on snow days
Taylor McGuire
• February 2, 2021
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