Where am I?
By: Reagan Buselli A. Mount Everest B. Mount Kilimanjaro C. The Rocky Mountains D. Appalachian Mountains
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Pet of the Week
The Nalesnik family pets! Their name (s)-Genie and Wilma Both dogs were adopted from Dessin Animal Shelter in Honesdale. Genie is a Cocker Spaniel who was surrendered after just having a litter of pups. She came to live with us 10 years ago when her owner wasn’t able to care for her anymore. Wilma came…
Wallenpaupack students attend physics competition!
By: Reilly Buselli Last week, students from Mr. Neenan’s physics classes attended the Hayes Physics Competition at the University of Scranton. Participants of the competition take an individual quiz and then come together with their team to compete in four physics and engineering events. This year’s participants were Ashley DeJesus, Colby Bonagura, Nathan Freethy, Joe…
Special Olympics Track Meet
By: Reilly Buselli On April 15, our school’s unified track and field team traveled to Delaware Valley to participate in the 17th annual Northeast Region Special Olympics. It was a large event that welcomed all different schools and programs from around the area. The meet began with the Parade of Champions where the athletes were…
HOSA Easter Egg Hunt
By: Reilly Buselli To celebrate Easter, our local HOSA chapter held an Easter egg hunt for the North Primary second graders. It took place on April 8th, and it was a huge success. Each egg had a health fact and either a candy or a toy inside. They hope to make this an annual event…
Picture of the Week
By: Hannah Daidone “Hard work beats talent when talent fails to work hard.” -Unknown
Why is Breakfast Important?
By: Reagan Buselli “Breakfast is the most important meal of the day!” We hear that all the time, and yet we still ignore it. Many of us don’t see the importance of fueling our bodies in the morning. Breakfast starts your metabolism, helping you burn more calories throughout the day. Eating breakfast also enhances focus,…
Hannah’s Easter Break
By: Hannah Daidone I’ve always loved Easter as a holiday. For some odd reason it meant more than just the Easter bunny and candy, it’s a time to celebrate my religion and spend quality time with my family. This break was a combination of recovery from long school weeks, softball, Easter family dinner, and even…