I imagined attending an elaborate and black-and-white dance and a festive prom. I imagined showing off my spirit through dressing up in the daily themes during spirit week. I imagined repping my college t-shirt and taking pictures with my classmates. I imagined screaming at the top of my lungs and running...

The two year layoff finally comes to an end, as Weston athletes return to the field to resume competition this spring. Despite the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, protocols are in place to prevent another spread allowing athletes to play the sport they love.  “It was tough; we were really looking forward...

After eighteen months off of the field, the Weston girls Lacrosse team is back in action with their first game on Thursday May 6, away against Acton-Boxborough. In their last season of competition, the team tied for DCL champions, and hope to keep the same momentum as they had before the pandemic hit. “Everyone...

Most WHS students when asked would probably assert that they don’t pay much attention to award show nominations or wins for film and television, but in this pandemic year, conversations on diversity and representation are continuing to come to the forefront of the entertainment industry, and we should...

This year, activity in the library might seem a little unusual---everyone is wearing masks, and the space is a bit emptier than in years past. That’s because the library has changed directions by creating a myriad of online offerings available to students despite the pandemic.  Even though the...

Sophomore Max Tomczak started a recycling project as part of the Students for Environmental Action team and hopes to collect 500 pounds of plastic throughout Weston as a way to improve the environment. The project has run for one month and has collected 100 pounds of plastic so far. Tomczak has partnered...

Despite the pandemic, students continue to work creatively to produce new content for literary magazine, The Weston Current. The club welcomes students to join together to create a form of art and eventually publish it on their website.  The secretary of The Current Hanna Wang explained the intentions...