Wayland High School will be celebrating a Day of Silence on Thursday, April 25. Day of Silence is the GLSEN’s annual day of action in which students are able to spread awareness about the effects of...
This past March, WHS sophomores took the MCAS (Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System). These students were greeted with an open response question that seemed a little out of place. The prompt in...
Wayland High School’s wellness department will introduce the first-ever culinary arts course in fall 2019. The selection of course electives at WHS is an integral process for students. Signing up for...
Principal Allyson Mizoguchi informed students and parents about a case of Tuberculosis (TB) via email on Feb. 28. The bacterial disease affected only one student at WHS, senior Anthony Huynh. Huynh gave...
WHS Principal Allyson Mizoguchi announced the new assistant principal and James Nocito's replacement to be Laura Cole after a process of interviewing and community meets. In the spring, students will receive...
The WHS robotics team has qualified for the New England District Championship competition by finishing in the top 30% of all teams in New England, marking the fourth time the team has advanced to the championship...
Wayland is most recognized for its high standard of public education. However, the elite education offered is far greater than core subjects such as English, math, history, and the various sciences. Many...
WSPN is excited to announce its second SAT practice test fundraiser with Revolution Prep. We will be offering a practice SAT test at Wayland High School on April 6.
The cost for the test is $20 and...
The Class of 2022 stepped out of traditional fundraising attempts at WHS by selling mattress on Sunday, March 31. While the fundraiser is a somewhat new and unique one, the class was able to raise $4400...
The Class of 2019 will be attending the fifth annual Wayland High School “Progressive Dinner” on Saturday, March 30. Every year, students in the senior class participate in an event called the Progressive...
In the weekly series, “In Case You Missed It,” News Editor Kevin Wang summarizes stories from the past week with links to the corresponding WSPN article.
News:
Reporter Cammy Lehr localized the...
Wayland High School musicians will be performing in the National Tri-M National Honors Society (NHS) charity event on Thursday, March 28 at 7 p.m. in the Wayland High School Theater. The event has been...
![Pictured above is the WHS kitchen. Starting in the fall semester of 2019, the Wellness department will begin a culinary arts course. K-12 Wellness Director Scott Parseghian will teach the class in the WHS kitchen. “We worked out a deal that [the WHS food department] would let us use the kitchen for the class, so we’re pretty excited about it,” Parseghian said.](https://waylandstudentpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/i-5gqLNLg.png)
![A Class of 2022 mattress fundraiser advertisement posted outside of WHS. The freshman class posted signs and handed out flyers for several weeks to advertise the mattress fundraiser on Sunday, March 31, in which they raised $4400 for their class. "There is a lot of potential with [the mattress fundraiser],” Class of 2022 president Andrew Zhao said.](https://waylandstudentpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/IMG_7915-L.jpg)
![A variety of food selections. Seniors will travel from house to house beginning at 5 p.m. on March 30 for the fifth annual Progressive Dinner. “The Progressive Dinner is pretty cool because I think that [the dinner], along with the ‘Senior Show,’ are the two events that kick off the start of senior spring,” senior Lauren Campbell said.](https://waylandstudentpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/Screen-Shot-2018-09-12-at-10.04.08-PM-S-1-S.png)
