Written by Lily Struble Our brave and fearless leader, Dr. Caruso, is practically shaking with excitement for this year’s graduation ceremony. He finds the privilege to host the Class of 2023’s graduation ceremony a remarkably high honor. “It is the culminating event for a student and to have the honor to stand up there and…
Written by Jewel Dickerman On June 2, the Wallenpaupack Area High School Band went to Montreal, Canada. It was in Montreal from June 2 until June 4. As soon as the WAHS band landed in Montreal, they had a performance at Marguerite Bourgeoys’ Historic Chapel and they played a mixture of American and Canadian songs. After the…
By: Jewel Dickerman Music playing, students dancing, and the smell of good food. This sounds like your typical prom but, prom already happened. Technically yes and no. On May 5th, Wallenpaupack Area High School’s, WAHS Future Child Care Leaders of America (FCCLA) held a prom for WAHS’s special education program. It is amazing to see…
By: Francesca Toppi On April 30th 2023, for the first time ever, the Calebs Pennies for heaven tricky tray was hosted at the wallenpaupack area high school. With multiple volunteers, the entire process was very smooth sailing. There were students stationed at each door and all around the gymnasium. Each dollar raised is donated to the cause of helping…
By: Loralie Love The Class of 25’s fundraiser was a success, as we made $60 in concessions and had a total of 15 people attend for the full two hours. There was a total of three-yard games; spike ball, corn hole, and ring pole, and to add to the fun, some people made up games with frisbees and kickballs. Overall, the fundraiser helped us get money into our account for the…
By Bethany Day and Loralie Love On May 25, Wallenpaupack Area High School hosted a Rain Rally. The Rain Rally is a fundraiser designed to help the special Olympics. To be able to participate in the Rally, each class who wanted to participate had to donate twenty dollars together. The younger grades, elementary and middle school, also had to donate twenty dollars per class to participate. The school rented out a fire truck, and it poured water (rained) down onto the…
By: Jewel Dickerman Teachers are superheroes in the classroom! They guide us through the maze of knowledge, unlocking doors to endless possibilities. They’re like compasses, showing us the right direction to choose in life. They believe in us when we don’t believe in ourselves. A big part of Wallenpaupack is our teachers. The teachers of…
On May 8th, Wallenpaupack Area School District held their monthly board meeting in the high school library. During the public inquiry period, 10 community members had registered to speak, regarding many policies and potential changes in policies. There were a variety of speeches, as follows: Chris Rollison, “Wallenpaupack Sports Programs”; Mel Vogler, “Wallenpaupack Culture”; Alexandra…
By: Loralie Love and Bethany Day According to College Board, AP exams are used to measure how well students have mastered content learned from the AP course. Here at Wallenpauapack, our testing season starts in the beginning of May, and ends at the end of May. But how do people prepare for these tests, and…
On Sunday night, Wallenpaupack Area High school hosted their annual prom at Woodloch Pines Resort! Those in attendance were enchanted by this year’s theme, “Night of the Floating Lanterns”, inspired by the Disney movie “Tangled”. Wallenpaupack’s Prom Committee worked tirelessly in preporation for this monumental day. Zoe Della Rocco, a senior in attendance of prom,…
