By: Jewel Dickerman As she prepares to graduate from Wallenpaupack Area High School, Dafina Demiri is excited to take the next step on her journey. She plans to attend Arcadia University for four years, where she will major in Psychology. Her ultimate goal is to become a Marriage and Family Counselor, helping others navigate life’s…
By: Briana Blaszczyk On Sunday May 4, the WAHS Players will be fundraising to support the WAHS Fine Arts Boosters from noon – 4 pm at Dairy Twist in Hawley. A portion of all sales made during those times will be donated to the WAHS Players. So, stop by to meet the WAHS cast of Grease,…
By: Reagan Anderson On Wednesday April 9, the varsity girls took on the number one seed in their District Two 5A, North Pocono. The girls came out on top by a score of 6-4. Gabrielle Hieber not only kept North Pocono to only seven hits, but she also walked off the game for the team….
By Edward Kiesendahl Last week, from Sunday through Tuesday, our Wallenpaupack FBLA chapter sent over 20 of our members on a road trip to Hershey for the State Leadership Conference. To make it to the State Leadership Conference you must first qualify in either a test taking or presenting competition at the regional level….
By: Olivia Kogan On Wednesday, April 9, our Wallenpaupack Kids Food Pantry undertook an Easter food distribution for families in our school community. The Food Pantry was assisted by Volunteers in Paupack club. The boxes were filled with many different food items such as hams and all the trimmings for an Easter dinner. Also, the…
By: Kiana Madrigal Students will pay to have a chance to crack open the golden egg, at this year’s annual Crack an Egg! Crack an Egg is a fundraiser for the Volunteers in Paupack to help support the community with food, drinks, and other necessities. You can buy one egg for $1, or six eggs…
Juniors Evie Neenan and Hunter Sasala, and Sophomore Nora Warner concert ready at the PMEA All-State Conference By: Giovanni Patire This past week, three incredibly talented musicians represented Wallenpaupack at the PMEA (Pennsylvania Music Educators Association) All-State Conference. The festival took place at Kalahari, near Tannersville, and it lasted three days, April 9, 10, and…
By: Jewel Dickerman Spring is in the air, and so is a well-deserved break! Wallenpaupack Area School District will be closed from Friday, April 18 through Monday, April 21 in observance of Easter break. This four-day weekend offers students, teachers, and staff a chance to spend time with family, enjoy the beauty of spring, and…
