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Students enter the South building of Wayland High School. According to some freshmen, the transition from high school to middle school can be anywhere from exciting to stressful depending on the level of preparation provided from the middle school. “Middle school is about learning your skills and trying to get better at understanding how you learn,” Wayland Middle School science teacher Jennifer Nichols said. “So when you get to high school and it counts, you can actually use all the skills youve figured out in middle school and apply them to your classes in high school.”

Students and teachers reflect on the transition from middle school to high school

Maggie Buffum and Olivia Green December 2, 2023

The first quarter of the 2023–2024 school year has just ended, leaving the freshmen class with mixed feelings about how the quarter went. Some freshmen agree that the jump from middle school to high...

WSPNs Natalie Greenaway discusses the WHS girls soccer banquet and the captains for the new season.

WHS girls varsity soccer introduces captains for 2024 season

Natalie Greenaway December 2, 2023

Wayland High School girls soccer had its 2023 season banquet on Thursday, Nov. 9. The varsity team voted on captains a few weeks prior to the banquet, and during the banquet, the captains for the 2024...

Sophomore Dylan Engelhardt prepares to serve the ball to the opposing team.

Spikeball tournament

On Tuesday, Nov. 23, the Wayland Student Council held its annual spikeball tournament. This tournament is one of many activities during Spirit Week. This year's winners of the tournament were seniors Zach...

Junior Jack Gavron solos the song Amazing by Rex Orange County during the T-Tones performance. Gavron is one of the directors for the T-Tones.

WHS a capella takes the stage

Hallie Luo, Carolina Sdoia, and Bowen Morrison December 1, 2023

On Tuesday, Nov. 20, the three Wayland High School student a cappella groups performed in the WHS auditorium at 7 p.m. The concert included the T-Tones, the Muses and the Madrigals. A portion of the ticket...

Friday Fast Five: EBMs WayCal

Friday Fast Five: EBM’s WayCal

Jane Tardif December 1, 2023

wspn · Friday Fast Five: EBM's WayCal In WSPN’s newest podcast, Friday Fast Five, reporters will interview staff and students around Wayland High School and ask them five quick questions. This week,...

WSPN shares information about every 2023-2024 winter sport, the captains and the key players to watch.

Winter sports preview

Sasha Libenzon December 1, 2023

Cold weather has arrived in Wayland, signifying the start to a new season of winter sports. Below is some information about each sport, the captains and key players to watch as identified by players and...

WSPNs Ryan Chase shares his thoughts on the Hamas attack on Israel on Oct. 7 and how it has impacted Jews around the world.

Opinion: Hamas’ effect on Jews everywhere

Ryan Chase November 30, 2023

Note from the editors: WSPN prides itself on being an unbiased, open forum for students to express themselves and their opinions. While WSPN aims to represent all voices, the student opinion articles expressed...

Recap and future of the Wayland freshmen football team

Recap and future of the Wayland freshmen football team

Sofia Ciciarelli November 30, 2023

The freshmen football team had a very successful 2023 season, causing some coaches and players to anticipate a successful few years ahead of the players. Join Staff Reporter Sofia Ciciarelli as she...

Senior Student Council Vice President Giovanni Sebastianelli covers his lips in orange paint to cover a poster titled Kiss My Class with kisses.

WHS hosts annual Color Blast

Carolina Sdoia and Bowen Morrison November 30, 2023

Students of all grades were invited to attend the annual Color Blast held on Monday, Nov. 20. Color Blast is an annual event that the Student Council hosts each year to start Spirit Week. All grades are...

The Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD) club hosted its annual dodgeball tournament fundraiser at the Wayland High School field house on Saturday, Nov. 18. 15 teams participated in the tournament. Each team paid $40 to play and was comprised of up to eight players. The team Green Team won the tournament for the second year in a row and team GMD won best dressed.

SADD hosts annual dodgeball tournament

Natalie Greenaway and Sasha Libenzon November 29, 2023

The Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD) club hosted its annual dodgeball tournament fundraiser at the Wayland High School field house on Saturday, Nov. 18. 15 teams participated in the tournament....

Join Staff Reporter Sophia Verma as she reviews the new horror film “Five Nights at Freddy’s,” released on Oct. 27.

Movie Review: “Five Nights at Freddy’s”

Sophia Verma November 29, 2023

Bringing the heart-pounding terror of classics like “Hush,” “The Black Phone” and “Insidious” to the big screen, Blumhouse Productions takes a stab at turning Scott Cawthon’s wildly popular...

WSPNs Jeffery Zhang discusses the Nitto ATP Finals and his analysis of each athlete.

Opinion: Nitto ATP Finals athlete analysis

Jeffery Zhang November 29, 2023

On Nov. 19, the annual Nitto ATP Finals tournament concluded with a brilliant final match between Jannik Sinner and Novak Djokovic. Djokovic beat Sinner 6-3, 6-3 and broke a tie with Roger Federer for...

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