As the school year comes to an end, most seniors have made one of the biggest decisions of their lives so far: which college they will attend. Whether it be due to the reputation of the school, the campus, the distance from home, the sports programs, and or something else, students have prioritized...

All members of the class of 2026 were invited to provide Wildcat Tracks with their plans for next year and beyond.  This list represents the responses from students who chose to provide that information and gave permission for publication. Luca Andrea - University of Michigan Aya Badlissi - McGill...

In just the first few weeks after April vacation, the hacky sack epidemic hit WHS and exploded in popularity, so students have been participating in any way they can. Groups of students standing in a circle and “hacking” during lunch, study halls or during their free time are now a common occurrence,...

   At Weston High School, one often hears students, parents, and teachers discussing the issue of students’ stress levels. Between rigorous AP classes, extracurricular demands, athletics, and the pressures that surround the college application process, many students become engulfed by stress caused...

For Weston High School graduates, the path they will take is often assumed to follow a familiar direction: straight to a four-year college. Nationally, however, students are pursuing a wider range of options after high school. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 62.8% of 2024 graduates...

Chris Memoli Director of Music    After decades of guiding musicians, winning awards, and becoming an important member of WHS, Weston’s K-12 music department director, Chris Memoli, is stepping away not just from his desk or the stage, but from the community he helped build. As the director of...