• January 10Classes will dismiss for break the week of Monday, Feb. 21 and will resume Monday, Feb. 28
  • October 16Wayland High School to offer free lunches for all students for the entire 2021-2022 school year
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The new testing schedule for the final two weeks on quarter two.
Breaking News: Midterms Canceled
News Brief
News Brief: New quarantine protocols
In the weekly series, “In Case You Missed It,” News Editor Tess Alongi summarizes stories from the past week with links to the corresponding WSPN articles.
ICYMI: Week of January 2 – New COVID-19 protocols, boys hockey win and the definition of “woke”
The Class of 2023 will end the annual Christmas tree pickup on Saturday, Jan. 8.
News Brief: WHS class of 2023 Christmas tree pickup
Wayland public schools will have a snow day on Friday, Jan. 7.
Breaking News: No school Friday, Jan. 7 due to snowstorm
In the weekly series, “In Case You Missed It,” News Editor Tess Alongi summarizes stories from the past week with links to the corresponding WSPN articles.
ICYMI: Week of January 2 – New COVID-19 protocols, boys hockey win and the definition of “woke”
In the weekly series, “In Case You Missed It,” News Editor Tess Alongi summarizes stories from the past week with links to the corresponding WSPN articles.
ICYMI Week of December 13 – Winter sports, field house closure and gingerbread house challenge
In the weekly series, “In Case You Missed It,” News Editor Tess Alongi summarizes stories from the past week with links to the corresponding WSPN articles.
ICYMI: Week of December 6 – WMS protest, end of fall sports and welcome to WSPN
In the weekly series, “In Case You Missed It,” News Editor Tess Alongi summarizes stories from the past week with links to the corresponding WSPN articles.
ICYMI: Week of November 29 – Wayland water issue, color blast and “Red”
In the weekly series, “In Case You Missed It,” News Editor Tess Alongi summarizes stories from the past week with links to the corresponding WSPN articles.
ICYMI: Week of November 22 – Spirit Week, Stress and Legally Blonde rehearsal
Weekly Breakdown Episode 39: Round Tables and COVID-19 Shutdowns
Weekly Breakdown Episode 39: Round Tables and COVID-19 Shutdowns
Weekly Breakdown Episode 38: Rising Covid 19 Cases and Holiday Break
Weekly Breakdown Episode 38: Rising Covid 19 Cases and Holiday Break
Weekly Breakdown Episode 37: Winter Week and New Chief of Police
Weekly Breakdown Episode 37: Winter Week and New Chief of Police
Weekly Breakdown Episode 36: Coach Grill Turkey Trouble and Anonymous Instagram Accounts
Weekly Breakdown Episode 36: Coach Grill Turkey Trouble and Anonymous Instagram Accounts
Weekly Breakdown Episode 35: Winter Sports Begin and Wayland Depots Holiday Opening
Weekly Breakdown Episode 35: Winter Sports Begin and Wayland Depot’s Holiday Opening
Junior exchange student Anna Guthmann and sophomore Miguel Kast Puga moved to Wayland in the middle of Aug. from countries outside of North America. The bottom image shows Kast Puga standing with his dad in Santiago, Chile, and the top right photo shows him with a friend. The top left image is from Guthmanns school in Munich, Germany. Both have had to adjust to the new environment, academics and language change. “On my first day of school, a lot of people came up to me and introduced themselves,” Guthmann said. “It was really fun.”
Transfer students adjust to their life in America
The tree decorated by local girl scout troop at the Grout-Heard House. The Grout-Head House was the first stop along the annual Holiday Open-House hosted by a collaborative of town organizations.
Local organizations host town’s annual Holiday Open House
On Tuesday, Nov. 23, the Alliance Club hosted Anonymous Ask, an event in the auditorium where WHS students asked panelists about sex, gender, relationships and many other topics. The event was held entirely in the dark, except for lights on the panelists, to use anonymity as encouragement for students to ask questions that they otherwise may feel too awkward or uncomfortable to ask. I definitely feel that there’s a big need [for this event],” librarian assistant and co-advisor of Alliance Kassie Wright said. For one, this school teaches abstinence, which is great and I definitely think is good, but we also have to be realistic and know that there are kids who are going to be practicing sex and this is a way to teach them safe sex, safe gender, safe things about their relationships [and] any type of thing that they may not have known.
Alliance Club hosts “Anonymous Ask”
As WHS works through its 2021-2022 school year, students have experienced a large amount of stress while balancing classwork and after school activities. The stress students have been dealing with has been affecting students physical and mental health. “I havent found a permanent way to deal with the stress from school and as things progress, I find myself needing to find that permanent solution soon, sophomore Anjali Tandon said. “Some teachers dont have any regard for the stress that students are under, completely forgetting that students have other classes.”
The Stress Epidemic at WHS
Recently delivered dodgeballs wait to be inflated for the SADD tournament on Saturday evening. The annual event was disrupted due to COVID-19, but it has returned after two years. “Our goal for the dodgeball tournament is to raise money for our club so we have the ability to do fun events later in the year,” senior Haley Melvin said.
SADD to host first dodgeball tournament fundraiser since 2018
Healthy Living Episode 18: Interview Recap
Healthy Living Episode 18: Interview Recap
The Social Media Epidemic
The Social Media Epidemic
Healthy Living Episode 17: Athlete Interview with Kate Balicki
Healthy Living Episode 17: Athlete Interview with Kate Balicki
Healthy Living Episode 16: Athlete Interview with Kyle Mabe
Healthy Living Episode 16: Athlete Interview with Kyle Mabe
Healthy Living Episode 15: Athlete Interview with Emma Kiernan
Healthy Living Episode 15: Athlete Interview with Emma Kiernan
Healthy Living Episode 18: Interview Recap
Healthy Living Episode 18: Interview Recap
Healthy Living Episode 17: Athlete Interview with Kate Balicki
Healthy Living Episode 17: Athlete Interview with Kate Balicki
Healthy Living Episode 16: Athlete Interview with Kyle Mabe
Healthy Living Episode 16: Athlete Interview with Kyle Mabe
Healthy Living Episode 15: Athlete Interview with Emma Kiernan
Healthy Living Episode 15: Athlete Interview with Emma Kiernan
Healthy Living Episode 14: Athlete Interview with Julia Pak
Healthy Living Episode 14: Athlete Interview with Julia Pak
Sophomore Giovanni Sebastianelli flys through the 600 meter at a meet located at Boston University. “I am so glad we are starting track meets again because after training, its nice to compete against other athletes,” senior captain Lauren Medeiros said. Sebastianelli was able to obtain a new personal record during this race, along with many of his teammates. This was Waylands first meet of the season.
Back on track: Indoor competition resumes this season
WSPNs Luke Caples highlights the three leaders in the NFL MVP race, with a couple familiar faces appearing.
Warrior Weekly: NFL MVP race
Senior Anjali Patel prepares to shoot a free throw. The entire game was full of fouls, leading to many opportunities. In the end, Wayland lost 41-28 against Bedford.
Game Recap: Wayland girls basketball loses home opener
Due to rising COVID-19 cases in Wayland and surrounding communities, the DCL announced that they are limiting spectators at winter sporting events to two per athlete.
Breaking News: Spectators to be limited at DCL sporting events
The Wayland-Weston crew team rows at the Head Of The Charles. From the left of the front boat to the right: sophomore Maddie Genis, junior Riley Kendall, junior Megan ODonell, junior Sophia Xie, sophomore Ava Balukonis, Weston sophomore Natalia Serov, Weston sophomore Siena Flanigan, senior Quinn Gleason and sophomore Max Markarian.
Rowing for Gold: The girls crew team looks to build on recent success
Senior Anjali Patel prepares to shoot a free throw. The entire game was full of fouls, leading to many opportunities. In the end, Wayland lost 41-28 against Bedford.
Game Recap: Wayland girls basketball loses home opener
The girls varsity soccer starters huddle together prior to the opening kickoff. They would play a hard fought game against Lincoln-Sudbury, but would fall short of the win.
Game Recap: Girls varsity soccer can’t complete comeback, lose in penalty kicks to Lincoln-Sudbury
Game Recap: Wayland football destroyed by Lincoln-Sudbury in domestic violence awareness game
Game Recap: Wayland football destroyed by Lincoln-Sudbury in domestic violence awareness game
Wayland girls varsity soccer gathers together to discuss the game against Boston Latin. Wayland would lose a disappointing game 2-1, before recovering against Waltham in a 1-0 win.
Game Recap: Wayland girls soccer falls to Boston Latin at home
The Wayland Warriors celebrate together after an amazing performance on their senior night. Wayland defeated Westford Academy 2-1.
Game Recap: boys varsity soccer wins on senior night against Westford Academy
Waye waits near her spot in the middle of the field after her team scores, taking advantage of the small break in running from offense to defense. “I would say I’m most grateful for the people that I’ve been able to meet, and the friendships I was able to build through this sport,” Waye said.
Athlete of the Month: Jun Waye
Senior captain Adam Goodfellow celebrates as he scores a touchdown in the Warriors game against Newton South. Goodfellow went on to score five touchdowns in the 39-6 win. Everything went just as planned and everyone showed up to play, Goodfellow said.
Athlete of the Month: Adam Goodfellow
Senior football captain Nick Dresens readies himself for his opponents next play. For the past three years, Dresens has been a largely unstoppable defensive force for the Warriors. I see my greatest strength as being well-rounded, Dresens said. I’m able to defend in the run game as well as drop back into pass coverage and cover receivers and running backs.
Athlete of the Month: Nick Dresens
Senior Luke Tacelli prepares for the upcoming season. The football season was pushed back due to COVID-19. I am really excited for this upcoming football season because I have worked really hard for it and been waiting for a long time, Tacelli said.
Athlete of the Month: Luke Tacelli
Senior Eric Zhang attempts to overtake the attacking player without violating the COVID-19 restrictions. Zhang was a starting center back, a position which he has played for only two years. “When I moved to varsity, I moved from a midfielder to a defender,” Zhang said. “It was probably due to a shortage of defenders and an abundance of midfielders. No one wants to play center-back. You simply dont get a lot of recognition and you missout on being able to dribble, shoot, and the other more fun aspects of soccer. So getting into the mindset that I had to do my job and could only do my job was hard at first.”
Athlete of the Month: Eric Zhang
WSPNs Luke Caples highlights the three leaders in the NFL MVP race, with a couple familiar faces appearing.
Warrior Weekly: NFL MVP race
WSPNs Gabe Likerman discusses the three NFL teams who have the possibility of making a push into the NFL playoffs.
Warrior Weekly: NFL teams that can sneak into the playoffs
WSPNs Dante Coppola discusses the MLBs top free agents heading into the offseason and predicts potential new locations for them.
Warrior Weekly: top MLB free agents and potential landing spots
WSPNs Garrett Spooner discusses the the NFL teams that are overperforming their expectations, and those that are underperforming.
Warrior Weekly: NFL overperforming and underperforming teams
WSPNs Aditya Weling dives into the MLB World Series matchup between the Astros and the Braves.
Warrior Weekly: MLB World Series matchup
The Wayland-Weston girls varsity hockey team skates back onto the rink at the start of the third period.
Wayland-Weston girls hockey team destroys Concord-Carlisle
Junior Declan Murphy attempts to keep up the momentum with the ball before losing his groove. His teammates run ahead to be passing options.
Intramural Basketball League hits the net
The Warriors line up to shake hands with the Lexington team as a sign of respect and to say good game. They dominated the entire game which showed in the final score.
Boys hockey destroys Lexington
Senior captain Finn ODriscoll towers over his opponent. ODriscoll won his match, gaining points for his team.
Wayland wrestling gets pinned by North Attleboro
Sophomore Ava Renneker attempts to cover a Bedford player to avoid them from passing to a teammate.
Girls basketball misses the shot against Bedford
The Wayland-Weston girls varsity hockey team skates back onto the rink at the start of the third period.
Wayland-Weston girls hockey team destroys Concord-Carlisle
Junior Declan Murphy attempts to keep up the momentum with the ball before losing his groove. His teammates run ahead to be passing options.
Intramural Basketball League hits the net
The Warriors line up to shake hands with the Lexington team as a sign of respect and to say good game. They dominated the entire game which showed in the final score.
Boys hockey destroys Lexington
Senior captain Finn ODriscoll towers over his opponent. ODriscoll won his match, gaining points for his team.
Wayland wrestling gets pinned by North Attleboro
Sophomore Ava Renneker attempts to cover a Bedford player to avoid them from passing to a teammate.
Girls basketball misses the shot against Bedford
Join Sports Editor Dante Coppola as he reviews the latest and most popular in music albums.
Dante’s Discography: Donda Deluxe Update
In the latest installment of “Bryn’s Books,” junior guest writer Bryn Leonard reviews “Crime and Punishment” and details the most prominent factors of the novel.
Bryn’s Books: “Crime and Punishment”
A form was sent out to Wayland High School asking about favorite winter pastimes. Here are the recommendations of WSPNs Tina Su and Selena Liu.
Top 10 things to do this winter
Horse Girls rehearsals are to begin on Thursday, Dec. 9. Auditions took place on Monday, Dec. 6 and Tuesday, Dec. 7 from 3:25 p.m. to 5:45 p.m.
WHSTE’s “Horse Girls” preview
Join Staff Reporters Tina Su and Hallie Luo in a review of Adeles newest album, 30.
Album Review: 30
Artist of the Month: Amelie Martin
Artist of the Month: Amelie Martin
Artist of the Month: Katherine Lambert
Artist of the Month: Katherine Lambert
Artist of the Month: Nadia Calder
Artist of the Month: Nadia Calder
Artist of the Month: Jasmin Wong
Artist of the Month: Jasmin Wong
Junior Jett Peter initially grew an interest in art when he was in elementary school, but he developed a much better understanding after taking art classes at the high school for three years. My favorite type of art is definitely drawing, I really enjoy sketching other people, said Peter.
Artist of the month: Jett Peter
Guest writers seniors Sophia Mastrangelo and Maria Perdomo discuss ABC’s “The Bachelor” and give the inside scoop on departures and new arrivals.
The Bachelor Rewind: And then there were three
Guest writers seniors Sophia Mastrangelo and Maria Perdomo discuss ABC’s “The Bachelor” and give the inside scoop on departures and new arrivals.
The Bachelor Rewind: The craziness has started
Guest writers seniors Sophia Mastrangelo and Maria Perdomo discuss ABC’s “The Bachelor” and give the inside scoop on departures and new arrivals.
The Bachelor Rewind: New season, new drama
Guest writers seniors Sophia Mastrangelo and Maria Perdomo discuss ABC’s “The Bachelor” and give the inside scoop on departures and new arrivals.
The Bachelor Rewind: The finale
Guest writers seniors Sophia Mastrangelo and Maria Perdomo discuss ABC’s “The Bachelor” and give the inside scoop on departures and new arrivals.
The Bachelor Rewind: who is still standing?
Fashionistas of the Month: Katie Schouten and Jack McCahan
Fashionistas of the Month: Katie Schouten and Jack McCahan
Fashionistas of the Month: Lilly O’Driscoll and Jett Peter
Fashionistas of the Month: Lilly O’Driscoll and Jett Peter
The Fashionistas of the Month for November are juniors Ryan MaCdonald and Sofia Barris. They both encourage others to use fashion as a way to express themselves. “My best fashion advice is to not worry about what other people think and to have confidence in what you wear,” Barris said.
Fashionistas of the Month: Ryan MacDonald and Sofia Barris
Junior Ava Tang dresses in New Balance, Levis and thrifted clothing. Tangs favorite piece of clothing to dress in are sweaters. I think there [are] a lot of different patterns you can find or different bright colors with different fabrics and stuff,” Tang said
Ava Tang
Junior Sarah Davis dresses in Brandy Melville, Nike and thrifted clothing. However, Daviss favorite store is Urban Outfitters. They have a lot of different kind of clothes in my opinion, just a good mixture,” Davis said.
Sarah Davis
WSPNs Emily Roberge discusses NFL player Antonio Browns recent controversy and rumors surrounding his mental health.
Opinion: Keep Antonio Brown out of the NFL, but give him the support he needs
Join Sports Editor Dante Coppola as he reviews the latest and most popular in music albums.
Dante’s Discography: Donda Deluxe Update
WSPNs Katya Luzarraga overviews the racist events that have occurred over the past month at Wayland Middle School, describing the consequences that we, as a community, have to accept and what we can do to prevent them from happening again.
Opinion: The unrelenting grip of racism on students
Guest writer Isabella Donovan discusses the impact of fast fashion on the current climate crisis and offers a solution: thrifting.
Opinion: How thrifting can help the current climate crisis
WSPNs Luke Caples highlights the three leaders in the NFL MVP race, with a couple familiar faces appearing.
Warrior Weekly: NFL MVP race
Editorial: Weighted GPAs need to stay
Editorial: Weighted GPAs need to stay
Editorial: WSPN stands with Parkland students
Editorial: WSPN stands with Parkland students
In the latest installment of ABC: American Born Chinese, reporter Jonathan Zhang discusses the importance of food to his family.
ABC: The language of food
In the latest installment of ABC: American Born Chinese, reporter Jonathan Zhang addresses the rise in attacks on Asians and the importance of continuing to talk about the unjust treatment towards Asians.
ABC: An American just like you
In the latest installment of ABC: American Born Chinese, reporter Jonathan Zhang talks about the struggles of being an average Asian.
ABC: An average Asian
In the latest installment of ABC: American Born Chinese, reporter Jonathan Zhang talks about Chinese school and his regrets about quitting.
ABC: Why I should’ve stuck with Chinese school
In the latest installment of ABC: American Born Chinese, reporter Jonathan Zhang talks about what its like having two names and what a name means to him.
ABC: What’s my name?
Weekly Breakdown Episode 39: Round Tables and COVID-19 Shutdowns
Weekly Breakdown Episode 39: Round Tables and COVID-19 Shutdowns
Weekly Breakdown Episode 38: Rising Covid 19 Cases and Holiday Break
Weekly Breakdown Episode 38: Rising Covid 19 Cases and Holiday Break
Wayland Sports Chat: S4E3
Wayland Sports Chat: S4E3
Gingerbread House Challenge 2021
Gingerbread House Challenge 2021
Weekly Breakdown Episode 37: Winter Week and New Chief of Police
Weekly Breakdown Episode 37: Winter Week and New Chief of Police
Wayland Sports Chat: S4E3
Wayland Sports Chat: S4E3
Wayland Sports Chat: S4E2
Wayland Sports Chat: S4E2
Half Hour Hook S3E1: NBA opening night overreactions with Sony Lateef
Half Hour Hook S3E1: NBA opening night overreactions with Sony Lateef
Wayland Sports Chat: S4E1
Wayland Sports Chat: S4E1
Half Hour Hook In-between Episode: NBA Free Agency Recap, Season Predictions
Half Hour Hook In-between Episode: NBA Free Agency Recap, Season Predictions
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Prom 2014 (156 photos)

Prom 2014 (156 photos)

May 18, 2014
Pictured above is senior and foreign exchange student Doruk Uyar. Uyar is returning to Switzerland this summer after almost a year in the US. Im having so much fun Im worried the rest of my life will be boring, Uyar said.

Doruk Uyar: This year is a dream come true for me

May 12, 2014
A cappella groups perform in annual concert

A cappella groups perform in annual concert

May 4, 2014
WSPNs Sammy Keating reviews this years spring musical, Disneys Beauty and the Beast

Review: WHSTE’s Disney’s Beauty and the Beast

May 2, 2014
Pictured above is WSPNs featured artist of the week, sophomore Calvin Laituri.

Featured Artist: Calvin Laituri

April 10, 2014
Pictured above is WSPNs featured artist of the week, sophomore Larissa Sehringer.

Featured Artist: Larissa Sehringer

April 1, 2014
Pictured above is Pacifists at War. The band, which consists of three WHS students, released its first album in January. It’s interesting hearing the finished recordings after because I wrote the songs for our newest album, band member Alex Karle said.

Pacifists at War releases first full album

April 1, 2014
Senior Rachel Moser-Hardy is known for her creative artwork, which is shown around WHS.

Featured Artist: Rachel Moser-Hardy

March 26, 2014

Aer exclusive interview

January 22, 2014

Review: Smashburger

January 13, 2014
Pictured above is the DC Burger, a staple of all Met Bar restaurants. The Met Bar is a popular restaurant in the Natick Collection. WSPN sat down for a meal to review The Met Bar.

The Met Bar: Restaurant Review

December 9, 2013
Pictured above is senior Sydney Schaefer. Schaefer has been dancing since the age of five and is one of the directors of WHS dance troupe, Window. “I think it’s just a really good stress reliever, no matter what you’re doing,” Schaefer said. “It takes your mind away from everything else that’s going on. In dance you’re never wrong, it’s just something you always keep improving on. It proves that the amount of effort you put into something pays off.”

Sydney Schaefer: It takes your mind away from everything else that’s going on

December 1, 2013
Above, junior Melissa Smith, senior Liam Fay and sophomore Jackson DiIanni perform in this years fall play, D.O.A. WSPNs Sammy Keating reviews D.O.A. and decides what she likes and dislikes about the WHSTE production.

“D.O.A.”: Review

November 14, 2013
Above, the Wayland High School Theater Ensemble prepares for rehearsal. This year, WHSTE will be showing D.O.A. “We’ve done original plays for a number of years” WHSTE director and dramatic arts teacher Richard Weingartner said. “That’s been part of our mandate… That’s what makes us unique from other schools because we work as playwrights as well.”

WHSTE to perform “Dead On Arrival” as fall play

October 23, 2013
Meet WHSs new teachers

Meet WHS’s new teachers

September 25, 2013

Students have summer adventures

September 21, 2013
Above, seniors Maddie Conroy, Sarah Mitty, and junior Julia Chinman visit Betanzos, Galicia, Spain. This week, students from IES Francisco Aguiar will come to Wayland as part of an exchange program. “[Everyone in Spain] was very friendly to me,” senior Sammy Karle, another student who went to Betanzos last year, said. “Life moves a little slower there; everyone is calm, and it is more relaxed there than it is here in America.”

Wayland students welcome the arrival of Spanish exchange students

September 9, 2013
A day in the life of custodian Tony Pilla

A day in the life of custodian Tony Pilla

May 31, 2013
A closer look at the course selection process

A closer look at the course selection process

March 24, 2013
With third quarter wrapping up, students are now choosing their courses for the upcoming school year.

Override process allows students to benefit in higher level classes

March 24, 2013
WW 13: Stomp Nation teaches how to step dance

WW ’13: Stomp Nation teaches how to step dance

February 1, 2013
Jothy Rosenberg gives his presentation on life with an amputated leg on the main stage. A Wayland resident, Rosenberg lost his leg to Osteosarcoma - a rare form of bone cancer found only in teenagers. Despite his disability, Rosenberg continues to ski, swim and climb mountains, saying, who says I cant, as a motto.

WW ’13: Rosenburg discusses life with amputated leg

January 31, 2013
WW 13: Kacyvenski discusses his drive to succeed

WW ’13: Kacyvenski discusses his drive to succeed

January 31, 2013
Junior Ahmed Nasri has been in the United States of America for the last five months as an exchange student from Tunisia. Nasri was chosen to be a part of American Field Service (AFS), a program which allows students to study abroad. During his time in America, Nasri will be staying with the Palmer family, whose daughter, Kira, studied in France through AFS.

Ahmed Nasri: It is great to learn how this beautiful country came about

January 14, 2013
Students described WHS art classes. Ben Penrose (painting above) thinks that art is an independent class.

Students describe WHS arts experience

December 28, 2012
The freshman class will host the first Santa Pancake Breakfast on Saturday, December 8.

News Brief: Class of 2016 to host first Santa Pancake Breakfast

December 6, 2012
Sammy recommends enjoying Mrs. Lashs mint brownies on the second day of our 25 Days of Cookies.

25 Days of Cookies: Mrs. Lash’s Mint Brownies

December 2, 2012
Students and faculty play in annual dodgeball tournament (30 photos)

Students and faculty play in annual dodgeball tournament (30 photos)

November 24, 2012
Caroline Bache, Taylor Fletcher and Jamie Carver are all playing on the varsity soccer teams as freshmen. Above, Carver (number 29) helps his teammate Andrés Pascual-Leone in a game against Westford Academy.

Bache, Fletcher and Carver reflect on playing varsity soccer as freshmen

October 9, 2012
Tommy Hunley, who joined Wayland High School in the middle of the 2011-2012 school year, is now a goalie on WHSs varsity lacrosse team.

Tommy Hunley: The more you think about attacking the ball, the less chance you’ll get hit

May 14, 2012
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