While most WHS students engage in social media as users, a handful of students have navigated this world to achieve viral stardom.     Over the past two years, junior Beck Simunovic’s footprint on TikTok has skyrocketed with 300,000+ followers, accompanied by an impressive 30,000+ followers...

   Though small, the school store, re-named the Cat’s Den, takes a team effort to run, being the latest effort to provide students with a spot to purchase snacks, check out WHS merchandise, and socialize with friends.    “I enjoy the atmosphere and the people that work there. They have great...

   Fundraisers that benefit specific classes, from freshman to senior, or specific groups are a fundamental part of the WHS experience, offering opportunities to participate in fun activities that benefit the community even as they support classes’ and other groups’ funding efforts.     Some...

   A ballot question about whether or not high school students' success on the Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System (MCAS) should be a requirement for their graduation is currently moving through a process to be eligible to appear on the November, 2024 ballot in Massachusetts.     The...

   When the class of 2027 entered WHS for the first time, some were surprised by the unspoken rules they encountered as they learned how to navigate the school. While some of these “rules” are long-standing customs passed down from one grade to another, others can feel slightly intimidating for...

   There’s a Diversity Equity & Inclusion (DEI) Alliance poster found around the school that reads  “Diversity is a fact. Inclusivity is an act.” This poster conveys the idea that while diversity may be apparent, work is required to create an inclusive school and allow all the various cultures...