WPS Superintendent Arthur Unobskey recently unveiled a proposal to delay school start times for all district schools to the School Committee on Oct. 30. According to his blog, where he published his recommendations...
Philip Kaplan, French long-term substitute for Laura Marie.
What was your job before you came to WHS?
“For the past five years, essentially, I’ve been lucky to get these long-term substitute...
The student council recently implemented the “Advisory Report,” a short video series that has been played in advisories during Oct. 4 and Oct. 11. Originally, the advisory report was produced to generate...
This Thursday, Oct. 19, the ALICE drill will take place at Wayland High School. The session should last about ten minutes for two scenarios at the beginning of block 2. ALICE, which is an acronym for Alert,...
This April vacation, up to 40 Wayland High School students will have the opportunity to travel to Zion National Park, Grand Canyon National Park, and Sedona, Arizona. All WHS students are eligible to attend....
A schoolwide spikeball tournament will be hosted at Wayland’s Cochichuate ballfield by the Wayland High School student council on Monday, Oct. 16 at 7:00 p.m. Admission will be five dollars per person,...
Over the past few years, items of all kind have been misplaced or stolen from Wayland High School locker rooms.
Sophomore Fatma Sayeh had her duffel bag stolen last spring.
“I was walking inside...
President:
Emmie O'Shaughnessy
What are some goals you have for this year?
“This year I want to be able to fundraise enough money to support our semi and prom but at the same time make sure our...
Wayland participants will gather to celebrate the fifth anniversary of the creation of Pam’s Run with food, fun, and of course, a race. The race, located at Claypit Hill, raises money for the charity...
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![Pictured above are posters advertising the Grand Canyon trip to be held in April of 2018. Fourty students will be able attend the trip, which is organized by wellness teacher John Berry. I want students to learn, to use what we’re doing in class, [and to] be able to apply it to an outside experience,” Berry said.](https://waylandstudentpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/DSC0001-900x598.jpg)
