Health inspectors closed the Town Pool temporarily yesterday, after only two days of the winter swim season. The pool's high concentration of chlorine is said to be the cause of the breathing issues swimmers have been suffering...
Wayland cross-country runner Brett Baker brought the orange and black to the MIAA Division II State meet last Saturday, placing 49th out of 147 competitors in the boys' 5k race.
Winter sports are gearing up, and there are plenty of new freshman faces to be found on every team. Whether it's swimming, basketball, or anything in between, this new crop of WHS athletes is already being tested by the jump from middle school to high school sports.
The phrase “It’ll look good on your college application,” haunts your waking moments. Horror stories emerge of straight-A valedictorians being rejected by their safety schools. Suddenly everyone around you is your competition. The college application process has begun...
"I have to admit that I was a little skeptical when I walked into the packed Little Theater last Friday night, but after two hours of theater, I knew that this was one of the best shows I’ve seen performed at the high school," writes WSPN's Kruti Vora...
After first approving the construction of a new high school at the polls on Tuesday, the town overwhelmingly voted to support the project on Wednesday night, at a special Town Meeting which had a particularly low turnout rate of 18%...
A special state commission has recommended that Massachusetts raise the legal dropout age for public school students from 18 to 16. According to the most recent state data, 3.4 percent of students drop out in Massachusetts each year.
The votes needed to pass the new high school are only days away, a process Wayland residents are all too familiar with. Find out what makes this year's new high school vote different from the one back in 2005...
Like every professional athlete, animals have contracts, spend time on the trading block, and eventually end up in free agency. The days when zoos went out on safaris to find their animals are over.
Last Friday, the Warriors suffered a loss to the DCL-small undefeated Concord Carlisle. In a defensive struggle the Warriors lost 49-31, with four offensive turnovers and over 200 yards given up on the ground. The Warriors defense has been...
Sitting in a desk at Wayland High School might not mean much to you at this moment, but it could lead you to sitting in the oval office helping the president write speeches. Think that's crazy? Look what these graduates have gone on to do.
As the flu season rages on around us, WSPN's Kruti Vora has some interesting numbers on absent rates at Wayland High, and poses a worthwhile question: are we doing enough to protect our school, and ourselves?
