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…
By: Hannah Daidone “Everything good, everything magical happens between the months of June and August.” – Jenny Han
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…
By: Reilly Buselli This week, Ryan Vargo broke the long-standing discus record of 21 years. The old record of 169 feet 11 inches was set in 2005 by Justin Kraft. The new record is 173 feet 4 inches. Ryan has been throwing for the track and field team since he was in seventh grade and…
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By: Molly Cunningham Alysha Davis, a senior at Wallenpaupack, is a prime example of a creative and involved student. She is academically driven while also taking part in many extracurricular activities, including Aevidum, the leadership team, and Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA). This past year, through FCCLA, she attended a conference…
By: Olivia Kogan The 2026 Mini-Thon dance marathon will take place on April 17th, this Friday. As of this week, Mini-Thon has raised $4303 out of their $10,000 goal. There are a total of 7 teams taking part in the dance. Mini-Thon’s corporate sponsors include Woodloch, Tanglewood Resort, Backwoods FBC, Pocono Pest, and B&W Excavating…
Image: Softball team at North Pocono during the National Anthem By: Reagan Anderson On Friday, April 10, the varsity softball team traveled to North Pocono high school to compete in a tough matchup. This game turned out to be a tough game for Paupack, and they took the loss by a score of 5-1. During…
Image: Grady after passing his CFI check ride By: Reagan Anderson Grady Hearn, a Wallenpaupack 2024 graduate, helped develop the WASA (Wallenpaupack Aeronautical Science and Aviation) program in many ways to what it has become today. During his high school career, he helped make the program stronger and provided students with new opportunities every year….
