Wayland High School students gathered at the media center on Tuesday for a discussion led by senior William Paik regarding race, culture and religion at WHS.
Seniors Gabi Ragazzi and Nour Sayeh hosted a benefit concert for WHS alum Aurora Burgos, who was injured in a car accident earlier this year. Proceeds will go toward her medical expenses.
Name: David Gavron
Position: Boys' soccer coach
Achievements: Gavron believes his biggest achievement is having friendly relationships with former players that have lasted years and decades in some...
The Board of Library Trustees is currently discussing options to update the current library. The Board acquired a $150,000 grant from the town meeting in November to conduct a study to explore options for a new library.
The final seconds tick off the clock of Wayland’s state final match against Norton. Senior captain Tommy Cope rides out his opponent, giving every ounce of strength he has to insure that the Norton 120-pounder...
Sophomore Lucy Hughes created a petition to change the a cappella requirement at WHS. The school currently requires students who participate in a cappella to take a fine arts class. In less than a day,...
WHS Sports:
After getting off to a disappointing start, the boys' lacrosse team won three games in a row, boosting their record to 7-6. The team has a big game against Acton-Boxborough on Thursday. The...
The week of May 30 is known as Senior Week due to the variety of events scheduled for the graduating class. Students in the class of 2016 will participate in different events together before graduating...
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![Above is the Wayland Free Public Library (WFPL). The library trustees are beginning migration to a new home for Wayland’s books depending on approval from a town meeting. “We can offer a greater space for teens, more space for community events, a large extensive area for private study, a fully functional childrens room, and a building that is ADA [American with Disabilities Act] compliant,” WFPL Director Dana Mastroianni said.](https://waylandstudentpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/img_6713.jpg)
