Ten WW students have qualified for the organization's national competition to be held in Texas this summer.
Damon Martzen, Staff Reporter
That’s Right! It’s that time of year again when all the grades compete against one another in a series of events held thorough the week. “I like spending time with my friends.” said junior Sadie Nahman when asked...
Maggy Langendoerfer, Staff Reporter
Helping people in need: That is what the Western Wayne C.A.T.S Club is all about. The most recent activity that the C.A.T.S club participated in was sending medical kits to kids in Africa. C.A.T.S Club is a club at Western...
Mrs.Jessica McLaughlin, Public Relations Officer
“Wildcats first down!” was announced for many years at Western Wayne home football games by the late Mr. James Rebar, beloved English teacher in the high school, who also served as the announcer for Wildcat football games. ...
Art Students Receive Recognition from Scranton Times
Creative pieces in charcoal, colored pencil, pen and ink and many other mediums can be admired in art galleries across the globe or in nearby...
Veterans Day Opportunity to Honor One of Western Wayne’s Own
As a tradition for many years, Western Wayne administration, faculty, staff, and students joined together on Thursday, November 9 to celebrate veterans...
Western Wayne Students Teach Science at Elementary School
Learning about what types of materials protect against ultraviolet light and figuring out what elements on Mars cause it to not sustain human life sound...
Western Wayne High School Students THINK ENERGY!
On October 29th Western Wayne High School Students in grade 9 experienced the THINK! ENERGY Innovation Program. This program is an interactive, hands-on...
Yearly Tradition of Spanish Dancing Fun for Students
Learning rhythms, beats, steps, and choreography isn’t just work for celebrity guests on Dancing with the Stars, students at Western...
Seniors Recognized as WVIA Artists
Creating surreal art and performing with renowned foreign composers are just two of the accomplishments of the Western Wayne seniors chosen to be one group...
Western Wayne Fashion Students Develop Creative Projects
Repurposing men’s blazers, designing long skirts, and creating entire themed fashion collections are just some of the tasks that Western Wayne fashion...
Senior RJ Clemens Earns Recognition as Outstanding Student
Western Wayne Administration has recognized Robert Joseph Clemens as an outstanding student. RJ is a senior who has been highly involved in Western Wayne’s...
Senior Katherine Moore has earned first chair at the PMEA District 9 Orchestra Festival held on Thursday, Jan. 10 and Friday, Jan. 11 at Marywood University. Katherine performs under the direction of Mrs. Elaine Ort.
Geometry students learn about many precise elements that comprise shapes and figures in their classroom studies like points, line segments, and angles. This holiday season Western Wayne High School geometry students had the opportunity to extend...
The Western Wayne High School received a 500 dollar 2018 ExxonMobil Educational Alliance Grant for their math and science departments. ExxonMobil and Liberty Petroleum present these grants to various area schools each year. The check was presented...
Hamlin/ Lake Ariel Rotary Donates Coats for Western Wayne Students
All four Western Wayne Schools (EverGreen Elementary, R.D. Wilson Elementary, the High School, and Middle School) benefited from a coat drive done by the...
Art Students Recognized for Fine Work
Several talented students were recognized as artists of the month. From left, top row: September: Dayla Jones, “Bi-Polar Leopard” mixed media;...
District Food Drive Now Underway
The Western Wayne Educational Foundation and the Pride committee put together a fun and pride-filled celebration during the week of Homecoming, September...
Lena Piccolino, Staff Reporter
This was it- the state playoff game! On Friday, March 8th, tje boys’ varsity...
Lenny Maiocco, Staff Reporter
Tennis The boy’s tennis team is getting ready for another great season...
Lena Piccolino, Staff Reporter
On every team, there’s always that player. The one who takes a leadership position. The one who helps out everyone on the team, from freshman to senior, of any skill level. The player who all the coaches love. The player who makes the winning touchdown, scores the winning point. This player is Dylan Walck. Dylan has been selected to the 2018 Scranton Times All-Regional Defensive Team. Here at Western Wayne this fall, he played as a defensive back, with a total of 85 tackles with 3 interceptions. On top of that Dylan added 20 receptions for 233 yards, 290 yards passing, 399 yards rushing, and 6 total touchdowns.
Recent Sports Stories
Meet Kobe! He's a busy WW student active in football, basketball, track & field, and FBLA!
Sophomore Making Name for Himself on and off the Court
Zach Rovinsky is the new stand out all-star for basket-ball this season. As an incredible player, Zach had earned the All-Star title as just a sophomore....
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Sydney Peet, Staff Reporter
Due to the individuality found in theater productions, it only makes sense that high schools, bent on making students feel safe and accepted, allow and even promote clubs to produce less of the drab and mundane shows typically seen and more of the unique, nontraditional, and exciting shows that changed the culture of theater.
Nicholas Valentin, Reporter
The winter season is rolling around the corner, so sit back, relax, and watch The Polar Express! The Polar Express captivated the hearts of children and adults with...
Cassidy Asinski, Staff Reporter
"When you walk out of the house and walk back in, you need to look in the mirror for good luck."-Celeste Orchard, 10th grade "Halloween reminds me of ghosts, and...
Trey Wayman, Staff Reporter
In my opinion, a student’s GPA should not include grades from physical education. A student’s GPA should be a reflection of the academic knowledge gained from their...
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April 16, 2019
Ten WW students have qualified for the organization's national competition to be held in Texas this summer.
Damon Martzen, Staff Reporter
April 10, 2019
That’s Right! It’s that time of year again when all the grades compete against one another in a series of events held thorough the week. “I...
Sydney Peet, Staff Reporter
March 27, 2019
Due to the individuality found in theater productions, it only makes sense that high schools, bent on making students feel safe and accepted, allow and even promote clubs to produce less of the drab and mundane shows typically seen and more of the unique, nontraditional, and exciting shows that changed the culture of theater.