Kaitlyn Ewald, Arts & Entertainment Editor
• June 11, 2021
Senior Neil Malur and junior Anna Lian were two of the 26 students from the Northeast Region of the American Chemical Society to advance to the national level of the US Chemistry Olympiad back in April....
The past year has been filled with surprises as new information about Covid-19 is constantly being released to the public. Recently, the CDC has allowed people as young as twelve years old to be eligible...
As the end-of-year graduation nears, WHS is making preparations for the ceremony. Specifically, preparations for the sound of graduation have crescendoed as graduation approaches. Continuing the tradition,...
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...
For the past few years, WHS has struggled with finding a way to efficiently allow as many students as possible to be able to park at school, considering the significant lack of parking spaces in the existing...
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....
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...
For the past two and a half semesters, hybrid students have been using a school schedule with two different cohorts, remote and in-person days, and a shorter school day than what it was last...
While 2020 was a year filled with social distancing, masks, and uncertainty, it also had a lot of amazing music to help us cope with the stress of the world. The 2021 Grammys were highly anticipated,...
After the cancellation of last year’s spring sports season due to COVID-19, the boys varsity lacrosse team returns to the field with high expectations this spring. The Wildcats hope to make it back to...
Last year, students from all grade levels at WHS would crowd the cafeteria for breakfast and lunch. During the three designated lunch blocks, students streamed into the cafeteria and would fill the many...
Students in the DECA business competition are actively trying to overcome the difficulties COVID has challenged them with. Due to the pandemic, students are adapted to new protocols and shifted their projects...
