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On Friday, June 2, Wayland High School Principal Allyson Mizoguchi announced that the Class of 2023’s graduation will be postponed to its original rain date.
Breaking News: Class of 2023’s graduation postponed
On Monday, May 22, Tuesday, May 23, Friday, May 26, Wednesday, May 31 and Monday, June 5, Wayland High School juniors in the Honors Spanish 4 class visited Loker Elementary School’s Spanish Immersion program. “It was so cool seeing such young kids being very fluent in a completely different language,” junior Annika Martins said. “Their accents were very natural and everything came so fluently to them. They never stuttered when they spoke.”
WHS students visit Loker’s Spanish Immersion program
Student Council candidate Charmaine Guo holds the remnants of her own poster and the poster of Student Council candidates Michael Wightman and Abby Wrentmore. These posters, along with others around the school, were allegedly ripped down before the Student Council elections.
Student Council candidates share concerns over ripped down posters
In the weekly series, “In Case You Missed It,” News Editor Selena Liu summarizes stories from the past week with links to the corresponding WSPN articles.
ICYMI: Week of May 22 – junior prom, track and field DCL championship meet and Window’s Memorial Day show
Wayland High School’s Window Dance Ensemble will host its spring show show on Monday, May 25 at 7 p.m. in the high school auditorium. It will be the group’s last performance of the year.
News Brief: Window Dance Ensemble hosts Memorial Day show
In the weekly series, “In Case You Missed It,” News Editor Selena Liu summarizes stories from the past week with links to the corresponding WSPN articles.
ICYMI: Week of May 22 – junior prom, track and field DCL championship meet and Window’s Memorial Day show
In the weekly series, “In Case You Missed It,” News Editor Selena Liu summarizes stories from the past week with links to the corresponding WSPN articles.
ICYMI: Week of May 15 – Student Council candidates, 115 member spring track team and Saxonville Burritos
In the weekly series, “In Case You Missed It,” News Editor Selena Liu summarizes stories from the past week with links to the corresponding WSPN articles.
ICYMI: Week of May 8 – senior prom, WHS teachers demonstrate for fair contracts and the 2023 Met Gala
In the weekly series, “In Case You Missed It,” News Editor Selena Liu summarizes stories from the past week with links to the corresponding WSPN articles.
ICYMI: Week of May 1 – Late Night, WHS protects banned books and Jazz Band
In the weekly series, “In Case You Missed It,” News Editor Selena Liu summarizes stories from the past week with links to the corresponding WSPN articles.
ICYMI: Week of April 24 – Ella Zachery wins InvestWrite contest, WSPN’s winter all-star athletes and Candles Galore
WSPNs Emily Roberge discusses former President Donald Trumps recent legal entanglements.
Breaking Down Breaking News: The legal entanglements of Donald Trump
Staff Reporter Selena Liu discusses the recent collapse of the Silicon Valley Bank and its effects on local banks.
Breaking Down Breaking News: The collapse of the Silicon Valley Bank
In the fourth edition of Breaking Down Breaking News, Staff Reporter Selena Liu summarizes the recent train derailment in Ohio.
Breaking Down Breaking News: The Ohio train derailment
WSPNs Selena Liu summarizes the recent Turkey-Syria earthquakes.
Breaking Down Breaking News: The Turkey-Syria earthquakes
In the fourth edition of Breaking Down Breaking News, Staff Reporter Selena Liu summarizes the recent train derailment in Ohio.
Breaking Down Breaking News: The death of Queen Elizabeth II
On Wednesday, May 10, the Wayland School Committee approved current Wayland Middle School Principal Betsy Gavron to be the interim assistant superintendent.
Breaking News: Betsy Gavron selected as interim assistant superintendent
Candidates Christina Rodrigo and Erin Mueller win the election for School Committee in the town election on Tuesday, April 25.
Breaking News: April 25 town election results
Interim Superintendent Perry Graham announces the selection of current Concord Middle School Assistant Principal Tyler Steffey as interim WMS principal for the 2024-2025 school year.
Breaking News: WMS interim principal announced
On Thursday, March 23 WHS principal Allyson Mizoguchi emailed WHS students and families to inform them that she has been named a finalist for the Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School superintendent-principal position.
Breaking News: WHS principal Allyson Mizoguchi named a finalist for LSRHS superintendent position
WMS Principal Betsy Gavron announces her plan to take a year sabbatical.
Breaking News: WMS Principal Betsy Gavron announces year sabbatical
Wayland High School’s Window Dance Ensemble will host its spring show show on Monday, May 25 at 7 p.m. in the high school auditorium. It will be the group’s last performance of the year.
News Brief: Window Dance Ensemble hosts Memorial Day show
News Brief
News Brief: Schedule changes this week
On Sat. April 23, the Wayland Student Press Network won second place in the Best of Show category and a fourth consecutive Online Pacemaker award. The Journalism Education Association (JEA) presented WSPN with the 2023 First Amendment Press Freedom Award. Nine students from WSPN also received awards in student media contests.
News Brief: WSPN wins big at JEA/NSPA spring convention
Wayland High Schools Green Team hosts Earth Week from Monday, April 10 until Friday, April 14. During Earth Week, the Green Team will hold several activities surrounding environmentalism.
News Brief: Green Team holds Earth Week
News Brief
News Brief: Schedule changes this week
WHS Latin students pose for a picture in front of a fence in Matera, Italy. There were a lot of funny stories and fond memories from the trip, but if I were to share just one, it would be the time when we arrived in Matera, junior Harrison Dale said. As it had just finished raining, there was a rainbow in the sky, which arched right above the old city from one of the viewing points in a very picturesque scene.
WHS Latin students take on Italy
Students run into the car as fast as they can during the Click-It challenge. The Click-It challenge was part of SADDs Safe Driving Week, which was held during the first week of May.
SADD clicks into Safe Driving Week
WPSs annual Band Fest
WPS’s annual Band Fest
Quiz: Can you guess whose backpacks these are?
Quiz: Can you guess whose backpacks these are?
Many schools around the country ban books each day. WHS has no banned books, and even had a display in the library, encouraging students to take out banned books this past September.
WHS bands together to protect banned books
Meet the 2023-2024 SADD leaders
Meet the 2023-2024 SADD leaders
Former Wayland High School Principal Patrick Tutwiler becomes the new secretary of education of Massachusetts under Governor Maura Healey. I really want to be a partner to the people who are experiencing education at all levels, Tutwiler said.
Patrick Tutwiler: Striving to achieve education equity
At the beginning of the year, juniors Ayush Kumar, Hallie Luo, Andrew Fang and Zack Goldstein restarted Chess Club. “I think Chess Club has grown since the beginning of the year, and now that it is at lunch, anyone can come and play a game even if they arent a regular to the club,” junior and Chess Club co-leader Ayush Kumar said. “We welcome everyone.”
Checkmate: How chess has hit the jackpot at Wayland High School
From left to right freshman Julianna McDonald, junior Sophia Verma, freshman Marissa Mendoza and sophomores Melody and Marissa Wong stand together, each grabbing a piece of dough to mold. After senior Eileen Kaewapresert made the pasta dough, the rest of the students got to create the shapes of their choice. “At first, this was only a small group to bond with two special needs students, Melody and Marissa [Wong], because they already had an interest in cooking,” Kaewprasert said.
WHS students collaborate through Cooking Club
Custodial staff at Wayland High School share their experiences working here at the school. It’s a basic job, it’s hard, we do a lot of work, WHS custodian Sean Slavin said. That’s one thing, when we get new people that we want to interview, we tell them ‘It’s not hard work, it’s a lot of work.’
Hidden heroes: The custodial staff of Wayland High School
WPSs annual Band Fest
WPS’s annual Band Fest
Meet the school nurse: Tim Bryant
Meet the school nurse: Tim Bryant
Candles Galore: Leading in revenue
Candles Galore: Leading in revenue
Katie Pralle: Sandwiches for shelters
Katie Pralle: Sandwiches for shelters
Wayland community members celebrate the life of Mike OConnor
Wayland community members celebrate the life of Mike O’Connor
WSPNs Melina Barris and Delia Caulfield discuss the WHS Ultimate Frisbee team and how it differs from other sports.
A new type of fun: WHS ultimate frisbee team
WSPNs Jeffery Zhang discusses football club Manchester Citys ability to win the UEFA Champions League trophy.
Opinion: Manchester City will win the 2023 UEFA Champions League
WSPNs Bowen Morrison discusses the Boston Celtics future during the playoffs.
Opinion: The Boston Celtics’ bright future
From left to right, freshman Katie White, sophomore Caitlin Heus-Smith, junior Anika Frutman and freshman Annie McQuilkin pose with the baton before their track meet. The WHS spring track team is made up of 115 athletes between the boys and girls teams this season.
Spring track: Running 115 strong
WSPNs Chloe Zilembo explains the Boston Bruins incredible regular season record and their ultimate demise in playoffs.
The Boston Bruins: A disappointing end to a stellar season
Yankee Lighting Workshop brightens town
Yankee Lighting Workshop brightens town
Junior Daniel Narvaez plans his route during the boys 800 meter run. Narvaez finished third in the DCL small for the half mile, with a time of two minutes and two seconds, qualifying him for the MIAA Division IV State Meet. Last week, Narvaez qualified for the divisional meet in the mile during the Twilight Invitational, where he ran a mile in four minutes and 40 seconds.
Track and field takes on Dual County League championship
Students turn on their flashlights and wave their arms to the music during junior prom.
Breaking down the dance floor at junior prom
Freshman Ava Knourenko gets ready to return her opponents serve. Knourenko played in the third singles spot during this match. The hard competition really challenges me to play better, Knourenko said. Knourenko won her match 6-4, 6-1.
Girls tennis misses the shot against Westford Academy
WPSs annual Band Fest
WPS’s annual Band Fest
Junior Daniel Narvaez plans his route during the boys 800 meter run. Narvaez finished third in the DCL small for the half mile, with a time of two minutes and two seconds, qualifying him for the MIAA Division IV State Meet. Last week, Narvaez qualified for the divisional meet in the mile during the Twilight Invitational, where he ran a mile in four minutes and 40 seconds.
Track and field takes on Dual County League championship
Freshman Ava Knourenko gets ready to return her opponents serve. Knourenko played in the third singles spot during this match. The hard competition really challenges me to play better, Knourenko said. Knourenko won her match 6-4, 6-1.
Girls tennis misses the shot against Westford Academy
Freshman Elliot Koopersmith jukes out his opponent as he moves closer to the net. Koopersmith was on the varsity soccer team in the fall.
Boys lacrosse wins over Waltham
Sophomore Jillian Mele hits sticks with her teammates after getting her stick checked by the referee. Our team is very close this year, and I have many of my close friends on the team, Mele said. It really does feel like a family.
Girls lacrosse scores a win against Winchester
Sophomore Luke DiPietrio-Froio and junior Ben Wright participate in the boys 110 meter hurdles. Wright got second, and Dipietrio-Froio placed third. Both ran in the 400 meter hurdle race as well. My favorite thing about racing is probably just trying to get the best time I can, Wright said.
Track and field misses the mark against Weston
WSPNs Selena Liu, Hallie Luo and Jenny Shine review Taylor Swifts The Eras Tour.
Concert Review: “The Eras Tour” is a once-in-a-lifetime experience
Infographic: What are WHS students summer jobs?
Infographic: What are WHS students’ summer jobs?
Iced tea tasting
Iced tea tasting
Join WSPNs Kris Poole-Evans as they review Chaeyeons newest EP, Over The Moon. This mini album features a total of five fun and bubbly tracks that showcase several genres, meaning it caters towards people with differing tastes.
Chaeyeon goes “Over The Moon” with new mini-album
Join reporter Mischa Lee as she talks about the top trending vacation outfits.
Top trending vacation outfits
WSPNs Selena Liu, Hallie Luo and Jenny Shine review Taylor Swifts The Eras Tour.
Concert Review: “The Eras Tour” is a once-in-a-lifetime experience
WSPNs Talia Macchi voices her thoughts and feelings on a few of the eye catching outfits that were displayed at the 2023 Met Gala.
Met Gala 2023 review: A Met to remember
WSPNs Bowen Morrison discusses Rae Sremmurds latest album Sremm 4 Life.”
Album review: “Sremm 4 Life”
Join reporters Mischa Lee and Melina Barris in a review of looks from the 2023 Oscars.
Review: 2023 Oscars looks
WSPNs Deirdre Brown discusses Morgan Wallens latest album, One Thing at a Time.”
Album review: “One Thing at a Time”
Quiz: Can you guess whose backpacks these are?
Quiz: Can you guess whose backpacks these are?
Crossword: Easter
Crossword: Easter
Quiz: Can you guess whose shoes these are?
Quiz: Can you guess whose shoes these are?
Crossword: Saint Patricks Day
Crossword: Saint Patrick’s Day
Quiz: Which elective should you take?
Quiz: Which elective should you take?
Fashionista of the Month: April
Fashionista of the Month: April
Fashionista of the Month: January
Fashionista of the Month: January
Fashionista of the Month: September
Fashionista of the Month: September
Fashionista of the Month: May
Fashionista of the Month: May
Fashionista of the Month: March
Fashionista of the Month: March
Senior Amartya Nagesha has always been focused on improving her singing skills. After joining the Honors Concert Choir, and taking numerous years of singing lessons, Nagesha has started applying to music colleges such as Berklee College of Music.
January’s Artist of the Month: Amartya Nagesha
The image above is a piece sophomore Eunjee Kang created for her Art 1 class. I made this during our first Art 1 project: Self-Portrait in Objects: Origami Book, Kang said. I drew some objects I favored or objects I thought represented me using colored pencils.
October Artist of the Month: Eunjee Kang
The image above is one of senior Sarah Foleys AP art Projects. She played with different mediums, colors and design elements to create this piece. I like the vibrant colors and different textures,” Foley said.
September’s Artist of the Month: Sarah Foley
The image above is one of freshman Tristen Chows metalsmithing projects. Chow concluded that this was one of the hardests projects she’s done all year. “Everyone else was making something flat, like a landscape, or a medal, but I wanted to do something different, Chow said. It took time and sweat, but I had a blast.
June’s Artist of the Month: Tristen Chow
The image above is Junior Rachel Yans latest piece, a charcoal still life. Rachels piece is based on a bust statue in Ms. Latimers art room, something that students often use as a reference.The still life process is fun, its a lot of experimentation and trial and error, Yan says.
May’s Artist of the Month: Rachel Yan
WSPNs Jeffery Zhang discusses football club Manchester Citys ability to win the UEFA Champions League trophy.
Opinion: Manchester City will win the 2023 UEFA Champions League
WSPNs Bowen Morrison discusses the Boston Celtics future during the playoffs.
Opinion: The Boston Celtics’ bright future
In the third installment of their series, Three Takes On, WSPNs Jenny Shine, Chloe Zilembo and Ryan Chase discuss their opinions on free periods.
Opinion: Three takes on free periods
WSPN’s Jeffery Zhang reflects on if Novak Djokovic can win the French Open.
Opinion: Can Djokovic win the French Open?
WSPNs Chloe Zilembo explains the Boston Bruins incredible regular season record and their ultimate demise in playoffs.
The Boston Bruins: A disappointing end to a stellar season
WSPN’s Jeffery Zhang reflects on if Novak Djokovic can win the French Open.
Opinion: Can Djokovic win the French Open?
WSPN’s Jeffery Zhang reflects on if Novak Djokovic can win the French Open.
Trending on Tennis: Carlos Alcaraz is back on track to be the best player of all time
In this installment of Trending on Tennis, WSPN’s Jeffery Zhang reports on Novak Djokovic’s vaccination saga.
Trending on Tennis: Novak Djokovic’s vaccination saga
In this installment of Trending on Tennis, WSPN’s Jeffery Zhang reports on Novak Djokovic’s vaccination saga.
Trending on Tennis: USTA’s new rating system is horrible
In this installment of Trending on Tennis, WSPN’s Jeffery Zhang reports on Novak Djokovic’s vaccination saga.
Trending on Tennis: Wu Yibing’s Dallas Open win can change Chinese tennis
In the third installment of their series, Three Takes On, WSPNs Jenny Shine, Chloe Zilembo and Ryan Chase discuss their opinions on free periods.
Opinion: Three takes on free periods
In the second installment of their opinion series, Three Takes On, Jenny Shine, Chloe Zilembo and Ryan Chase discuss their opinions on course selections.
Opinion: Three takes on course selection
WSPNs Jenny Shine, Chloe Zilembo, and Ryan Chase share their points of view on midterms from the perspective of three different grades.
Opinion: Three takes on midterms
The Picky Eater Picks Episode 15: Saxonville Burritos
The Picky Eater Picks Episode 15: Saxonville Burritos
The Picky Eater Picks Episode 14: Elis Breakfast, Burgers, & Brews
The Picky Eater Picks Episode 14: Eli’s Breakfast, Burgers, & Brews
The Picky Eater Picks Episode 13: Charles River Coffee House
The Picky Eater Picks Episode 13: Charles River Coffee House
The Road to Houston: Round 1
The Road to Houston: Round 1
Zoe Garcia: Going viral
Zoe Garcia: Going viral
The Picky Eater Picks Episode 15: Saxonville Burritos
The Picky Eater Picks Episode 15: Saxonville Burritos
The Picky Eater Picks Episode 14: Elis Breakfast, Burgers, & Brews
The Picky Eater Picks Episode 14: Eli’s Breakfast, Burgers, & Brews
The Picky Eater Picks Episode 13: Charles River Coffee House
The Picky Eater Picks Episode 13: Charles River Coffee House
The Picky Eater Picks Episode 12: B Sisters Cafe
The Picky Eater Picks Episode 12: B Sisters Cafe
The Picky Eater Picks Episode 11: Tatte
The Picky Eater Picks Episode 11: Tatte
The Road to Houston: Round 1
The Road to Houston: Round 1
WHS Super Bowl predictions
WHS Super Bowl predictions
Wayland girls varsity basketball defeats Shrewsbury in their home opener (highlights)
Wayland girls varsity basketball defeats Shrewsbury in their home opener (highlights)
Pickleball Micd Up
Pickleball Mic’d Up
Wayland Sports Chat: S4E6
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Prom 2014 (156 photos)

Prom 2014 (156 photos)

Nandita Subbiah, Sammy Keating, Julia Reck, and Lizzy Worstell
May 18, 2014
WSPNs Angela Park reviews LOréal Infallible Lacquer Liner, an affordable makeup product that Park believes holds its own with high-end brands.

Review: L’Oréal Infallible Lacquer Liner

Lizzy Worstell
April 29, 2014
PARCC

Opinion: Students should be able to opt out of the PARCC pilot tests

Lizzy Worstell
April 7, 2014

Netflix Picks: “Once Upon a Time in the West”

Lizzy Worstell
February 13, 2014
Pictured above is poet junior Audrey Zizza.

SIGHT-SEEING

Lizzy Worstell
February 11, 2014
Pictured about is poet junior Jameson Hunt.

Holy Night

Lizzy Worstell
February 11, 2014
All Wayland Public Schools will be closed due to inclement weather on Friday, January 5.

Breaking News: All Wayland schools closed on Wednesday, February 5

Lizzy Worstell
February 5, 2014
Soundscape: The Best of 2013

Soundscape: The Best of 2013

Lizzy Worstell
February 3, 2014
Pictured above is a poster that math and computer science teacher Michael Hoppss students created of his face using a computer program.

WW ’14: Panel discusses careers in computer science

Lizzy Worstell
January 31, 2014
The Loose Change campaign aims to fund the building of libraries and school houses in isolated villages in the Northern Andes of Peru.

Loose Change campaign to fund remote villages in Peru

Lizzy Worstell
January 23, 2014
Dubtown Beat: WHS Music Profile — DJ Derek Fisher

Dubtown Beat: WHS Music Profile — DJ Derek Fisher

Lizzy Worstell
December 19, 2013

Dubtown Beat: Giving thanks

Lizzy Worstell
December 4, 2013
Opinion: Weighing the pros and cons of Powderpuff

Opinion: Weighing the pros and cons of Powderpuff

Lizzy Worstell
November 25, 2013
By the Numbers: Fall play

By the Numbers: Fall play

Lizzy Worstell
November 14, 2013

The Dubtown Beat: Goodbye October

Lizzy Worstell
November 5, 2013

The Dubtown Beat: Early fall jams

Lizzy Worstell
October 16, 2013

Nick Morgan: There’s always room for improvement

Lizzy Worstell
September 25, 2013

Club Fair overview

Lizzy Worstell
September 11, 2013

Advisory program revised for upcoming year

Lizzy Worstell
September 4, 2013
The above map shows various countries relative skills in handling floods. Junior Vivek Singh has spent the past four months working with similar data as a Red Cross volunteer. How can we most effectively put our resources into aiding disasters that are inevitably going to happen?” said Singh.

Vivek Singh: Even if you can’t travel or go abroad, that doesn’t mean that you can’t help

Lizzy Worstell
June 2, 2013
Across the country, a dangerous emphasis is placed on college admission, detracting from learning in high school. WHS could do more to combat this trend. Delaying the creation of Naviance accounts is a good place to start.

Examining the college visiting process

Lizzy Worstell
April 15, 2013
Students recommend favorite courses

Students recommend favorite courses

Lizzy Worstell
March 24, 2013
State Representative Tom Conroy talks to students about social issues in the Lecture Hall. Tom Conroy, father of three WHS students, visited WHS to speak at Winter Week. “We need really bright, intelligent and hardworking individuals to maintain our economic competitiveness here in the United States,” Conroy said.

WW ’13: Representative Conroy talks politics with students

Lizzy Worstell
January 30, 2013
oti_education

[Photo] Students and faculty discuss mid-year stress

January 21, 2013
On the third day of the 25 Days of Cookies, Lizzy suggests trying cherry-almond biscotti.

25 Days of Cookies: Cherry-Almond Biscotti

Lizzy Worstell
December 3, 2012
This summer, Eleanor Moore hiked Africas tallest mountain, Mount Kilimanjaro. It took five days to reach the 19,431 foot peak.

Eleanor Moore: You realize how strong you are and just what you can accomplish if you put your mind to it

Lizzy Worstell
September 24, 2012
In an effort to reduce childhood obesity and promote healthy decisions, the Massachusetts Department of Health and Human Services has implemented new nutrition standards for the 2012-2013 school year.

New nutrition regulations limit food availability

Lizzy Worstell
September 18, 2012
In this weeks edition of Scrambled, Ellen starts off the 25 days of cookies series.

Scrambled: Ice cream sandwiches

Lizzy Worstell
September 11, 2012
More and more students at WHS are relying on coffee or other caffeinated beverages to get through the day. If this growing trend continues, it could lead to potential health risks such as anxiety or insomnia.

Growing caffeine dependency among students

Lizzy Worstell
May 9, 2012
The final stages of Prom are coming to an end with the tickets sold, tables set and flower forms in.

Junior E-Board plans for upcoming Prom

Lizzy Worstell
May 7, 2012
Members of the Being a Teenager is Hard Enough (BATHE) club and the administration have decided to introduce advisory groups to Wayland High School. Advisory groups will present opportunities for students to meet with advisers in small groups and branch out from the standard curriculum.

Advisory groups set to launch fall 2012

Lizzy Worstell
March 28, 2012
June Kim: It feels a little strange because Ive lost that connection with my homeland

June Kim: It feels a little strange because I’ve lost that connection with my homeland

Lizzy Worstell
March 26, 2012
As a part of the Walden Forum, Jimmy Tingle spoke at the First Parish Meeting House about his work as a comedian.

Comedian Jimmy Tingle speaks in Walden Forum

Lizzy Worstell
March 2, 2012
Wayland has few commercial areas with banks anchoring most of them. (Credit: Caitlin OKeeffe/WSPN)

Town Center: Better than a bank

Lizzy Worstell
February 8, 2012
By the numbers: Town Center

By the numbers: Town Center

Lizzy Worstell
February 8, 2012
Ground has been broken at the new Town Center location. (Credit: Jake Adelman/WSPN)

Construction on Town Center begins

Lizzy Worstell
February 8, 2012
Art teacher Janet Armentano (left) and film producer Bill Haney (right). (Credit: Lizzy Worstell/WSPN)

WW ’12: Haney tells stories through film

Lizzy Worstell
February 1, 2012
All WHS students will attend a class meeting for their respective grade on Thursday, Sept. 6.

BATHE to host Rachel’s Challenge to jump start new school

Lizzy Worstell
January 3, 2012
The cafeteria in the new school will offer new options for students. (Credit: Allison Wei/WSPN

New lunch options offered in new school

Lizzy Worstell
January 3, 2012
Two ice rinks are going to be built on the Cochichuate Ball Field. (Credit: Caitlin OKeeffe/WSPN)

Ice rinks to open on Cochituate Ball Field

Lizzy Worstell
December 14, 2011
(Photo illustration: Caitlin OKeefe/WSPN)

One to One Learning Initiative means new laptops for every student

Lizzy Worstell
December 8, 2011
The south building will hold all of the academic classrooms. (Courtesy: Wayland High School Building Committee)

New school nears completion

Lizzy Worstell
November 29, 2011
(Credit: Sarah Pesaturo/WSPN)

Sophomore E-Board prepares for Semi

Lizzy Worstell
November 21, 2011
Students are interviewed about the new restaurant, Giacomos, at the Wayland town center. It replaced Bertuccis, which filed for bankruptcy in April 2018.

Students discuss class government system

Lizzy Worstell
November 21, 2011
The class of 2013 is selling rally towels in order to raise money for prom and other events. (Photo illustration: Jake Adelman/WSPN)

Junior class government prepares for Prom

Lizzy Worstell
November 21, 2011
(Photo Illustration: Chris Connell/WSPN)

Freshmen adapt to new student government

Lizzy Worstell
November 21, 2011
The class of 2012 is focusing its efforts on raising funds for end-of-year activities like graduation. (Credit: Matthew Gutschenritter/WSPN)

Seniors plan for end-of-year activities

Lizzy Worstell
November 21, 2011
Students are interviewed about the new restaurant, Giacomos, at the Wayland town center. It replaced Bertuccis, which filed for bankruptcy in April 2018.

Students respond to senior year extension

Lizzy Worstell
November 13, 2011
Nick Condry had the unique opportunity to work as a model in Japan. (Credit:Lizzy Worstell/WSPN)

Nick Condry: How often do you get to be a model?

Lizzy Worstell
November 2, 2011
(Photo illustration: Jake Adelman/WSPN)

Senior year extended by one week

Lizzy Worstell
October 18, 2011
The night will be full of performances from both students to teachers at Open Mic Night following Fridays football game. (Credit: Melanie Wang/WSPN)

UPDATED: Open Mic Night to replace Stomp after football game

Lizzy Worstell
October 13, 2011
(Photo illustration: Matthew Gutschenritter/WSPN)

New freshman study policy causes mixed response

Lizzy Worstell
October 8, 2011
(Photo illustration: Lizzy Worstell/WSPN)

Students pressured, motivated by siblings

Lizzy Worstell
June 13, 2011
(Credit: Lizzy Worstell/WSPN)

2013 class runs Jimmy Fund drive

Lizzy Worstell
April 4, 2011
Holocaust survivor Renna Finder spoke to students during Winter Week. (Credit: Lizzy Worstell/WSPN)

Winter Week: Saved by an upstander

Lizzy Worstell
February 4, 2011
(Credit: Lizzie Worstell/WSPN)

Town center project moving forward

Lizzy Worstell
November 22, 2010
Sophomore Aurora Burgos tries to avoid collision while texting behind the wheel. (Photo Illustration: Lizzy Worstell/WSPN)

MA law bans teen phone use behind the wheel

Lizzy Worstell
October 11, 2010
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