• January 28Send an e-Valentine at https://whsarts.org/valentine to support CAPA
  • January 28Winter Week to begin on Monday, Feb. 1
  • January 21Order your 2021 yearbook! Use the link https://www.yearbookordercenter.com
  • January 4Quarter 2 to end on Jan. 29, 2021
  • November 2Gov. Charlie Baker issues new 10 P.M. - 5 A.M. curfew for all Massachusetts residents starting on Friday, Nov. 6
  • October 16Students can now purchase their parking passes for $100
  • October 16Wayland High School to offer free lunches for all students for the entire 2020-2021 school year
  • October 5Mayor Marty Walsh announced that Boston has reentered the red category of COVID-19 infections as of Oct. 2
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Charlotte Thirman

Charlotte Thirman, Staff Reporter

Charlotte Thirman, Class of 2023, is a first year reporter for WSPN. She enjoys listening to music, watching movies, and baking.

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Junior Dana Fisher goes for the foul shot as his teammates watch in silence.

Boys basketball defeated by Newton South

February 23, 2021
Following the suspicious appearance of two baked potatoes on the Wayland Public Library lawn, Library Director Sandy Raymond shared a social media post that quickly gained national attention from Stephen Colbert's 'The Late Show.'

Potato mystery sparks national coverage

February 4, 2021
After garnering responses to the remote learning day on Thursday, Dec. 17, Superintendent Arthur Unobskey along with the Wayland School Committee have decided to preserve traditional snow days, but if inclement weather is frequent in the following months then remote learning days are likely in place of the traditional snow days.

[PHOTO] News Brief: Wayland superintendent’s update on snow days

February 2, 2021
Since the curriculum of many classes has been altered this year due to COVID-19, WHS will not be holding midterms in the 2020-2021 school year. “I think that the upsides to having no midterms this year is that we don’t have to spend weeks studying for them,” sophomore Allie Chase said.

Altered curriculum forces WHS to not hold annual midterm exams

January 26, 2021
Since it would not be safe to conduct all Spirit Day events in person, the WHS Student Council worked out a way to still hold a fun yet safe Spirit Day: virtually. Students had mixed reactions to this plan, but most students were happy they got to have any sort of event. “I’m thankful that we could at least have a Spirit Day in general,” freshman Mia Mee said.

Virtual Spirit Day garners mixed reactions from students

December 23, 2020
Sophomore Charlotte Thirman spent her remote snow day by going sledding at Walnut Hill School for the Arts in Natick. “I usually like to spend my snow days by sledding with my friends,” Thirman said.

[PHOTO] 25 Day Holiday Countdown! Day 17: WSPN Snow Storm Camera Roll

December 17, 2020
Due to COVID-19 cancelling many fundraisers in the final months of the 2019-2020 school year, the WHS class of 2022 lost significant funding for their prom. In order to make up for this loss, the junior class will be selling pre-portioned cookie dough for $20. “This fundraiser and any that we carry out this year is to make up for those lost opportunities,” Zhao said.

WHS Class of 2022 selling pre-portioned cookie dough

December 3, 2020
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