As seniors approach graduation and their next steps in life, many are going to college not just for the academics but also to play the sport that they have committed a lot of time and effort into throughout high school. Such student-athletes are often recruited to attend specific schools due...

   On March 20, 2025, President Donald Trump signed an executive order to dismantle the U.S Department of Education, raising questions about the future of the agency and the impact this could have on students, K-12 schools, and universities throughout the country. At this time it is unclear what will...

   For the 2025-2026 academic year, WHS is set to undergo a change to its online student information system, making the switch from Infinite Campus (IC) to PowerSchool due to PowerSchool’s more customizable and flexible interface.  This change came about after growing concerns about the quality...

How many times have you heard someone ask ‘Since when was that a rule?’ or ‘Why did that change?’ Recently at WHS, students have been asking these kinds of questions about new restrictions and procedures curbing food availability outside the cafeteria.    One change involves expanding the...

 We live in a time dominated by social media, and with this comes an influx of concerns about misinformation, chronic overuse, and its overall mental health impact. Despite these concerns, I believe social media can be beneficial, if used selectively to connect and learn, but without believing everything...

   Many students can only imagine their teachers as they see them in the classroom, but outside of school teachers have diverse lives filled with surprising hobbies, talents, experiences, and side jobs. Despite what some students may think, teachers’ interests go beyond the subjects they teach and...

At Weston High schools students often describe learning assistant Silviya Deodas as someone who offers kindness and makes them feel seen and valued, creating lasting memories in their school experience.     Even those who only met Deodas this year recognized her warmth right away.     “Mrs....