FBLA President Kaitlin Williams accepts a $500 donation from the Lake Wallenpaupack Neighbors Community Liaison Stephanie Pappas By: Gio Patire Recently, the WAHS FBLA received a generous donation for their impressive work. In last June, Seniors Hannah Stratton and Darby Brennan placed first in the nation for Social Media Strategies. Following this triumph, FBLA advisors…
By: Sophia Braida Paupack Perk is a key aspect of Wallenpaupack’s transition program and is designed to provide special needs students with important skills including employment and independence. The program targets students who have already met graduation requirements to prepare them for working environments and real-world challenges. Since its launch in the fall of 2019,…
By: Evie Neenan The girls’ field hockey team has had a great year so far. With a great record and lots of team bonding activities, there is sure to be a great rest of their season. I asked one of their captains, senior Sophia Burbridge, for insight on how the team is doing. She said,…
By: Jude Mautz Every semester, our ninth-grade students are treated to a trip around Lake Wallenpaupack to learn about the environment. Through their two-day field trip, they are taken all over the area, first taking a trip around the lake with the Lake Wallenpaupack Management District, and they are shown the many projects it has…
By: Briana Blaszczyk This week’s Senior Spotlight follows Breanna Conklin. Breanna intends to go to a four-year college to pursue a bachelor’s in clinical psychology, then complete a counseling program to become a licensed counselor. She is making the most of her high school experience as a Student Ambassador, FCCLA Regional Officer, Aevidum council member, Track…
Photo provided by Ben Scholl By: Edward Kiesendahl The boys’ soccer team faced a tough pair of Lackawanna-Division One rivals in North Pocono and Abington last week. Coming fresh of a 5-3 win over Scranton, the boys were looking for another win against North Pocono. Though the one-loss Trojans would prove to be a very…
By: Jewel Dickerman On September 25, Wallenpaupack Area High School’s Career and Technical Education (CTE) program proudly launched its World of Wonders (WOW) initiative, where high school students work directly with children from the local community, ranging in age from three to six years old. Every Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, each high school student is…
