Known well throughout WHS both in the large sports community and beyond, athletic director Michael McGrath is widely recognized for his involvement in and attendance at nearly all sporting events. However, members of the WHS community may be curious about what exactly it means to be an athletic...

   As the spring season unfolds, the atmosphere is charged with anticipation as WHS’s boys and girls lacrosse teams gear up for what they hope to be a season of triumph and achievement. Although the teams’ past efforts should not be overlooked, the teams’ chances for success this season have...

   Each academic department at WHS has established its own practices for retake and/or correction eligibility for students on major assessments. More often than not, that eligibility is not extended to everyone, which inhibits students who get higher grades from growing in a subject. Therefore, new...

   On Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, May 2-4 at 7pm each day, student actors and crew members will present the WHS Theater Company’s (T.Co.’s) spring play. With the guidance of director Anne Isaacs, students have already begun preparing their production of Shakespeare’s “The Tempest.”   ...

   As the school year winds down, juniors and seniors anxiously wait as the 2024 prom approaches. The junior-senior prom will be hosted this year at the The Royal Sonesta hotel in Cambridge on May 18, starting at 7pm. The theme of the dance will be Starry Night.    Prom is one of the most anticipated...

   Artificial intelligence (AI) is a ​computer system that can mimic intelligent human behavior. It is also a tool constantly evolving into new forms. With the recent boom in popularity and spread of its negative and positive effects on education and other fields, AI has left many students and faculty...

   The duo of history teacher Angela Lee and sophomore Chelian Subbiah has been accepted into the Albert H. Small Normandy Institute, a program in which they will learn more about WWII and the Normandy Campaign of 1944 by taking a course followed by travel to Washington, D.C. and Normandy, France this...

   For many seniors, the yearbook quote serves as the final mic drop moment; regardless of whether the quote is original or taken from a famous figure, it serves as the student’s opportunity to leave the school on the right note. Because of this, students believe crafting final words for the school's...