By: Olivia Kogan On May 5th, students taking Global Human Rights and some students from the World Cultures class had the opportunity to visit the 38th Annual Teen Symposium on the Holocaust at the Hilton in Scranton. The Teen Symposium on the Holocaust is a full day program from 8:30 to 1:30, that explained causes…
(L to R) Regina Cicero, Alexa Laing, Macy Story, Grace Lake, Sarah Decker, Lucy Babyak, Adrianna Milutinovic, and Lily Mancino. By: Reagan Anderson On Friday May 8t the varsity softball team traveled to Abington Heights to take on the Comets. This was a big matchup for the Buckhorns as they had a tough loss against…
Image: #98 Adeena Chapman making a save at the end of a game against Holy Redeemer By: Sutton Rizzo The inaugural season of Wallenpaupack Varsity Girls Lacrosse has come to a close, but not without great resilience and growth. The team played their final game this past Saturday against Holy Redeemer. Despite a 19-5 result,…
By: Sutton Rizzo Q: What kind of room has no doors or windows? A: A mushroom
By: Kody Hanor The annual ARC Color Run will return to the Wallenpaupack Area District on Friday, May 15th, bringing together students, families, staff, and community members for an evening of fun all while supporting a meaningful cause. The event will begin near the soccer fields by the North Primary School. Registration opens at 4:30…
By: Sophia Braida Wallenpaupack’s Unified Track team competed at the regional championship meet held at Dunmore on Wednesday, May 6, with hopes of qualifying for the state championship. Only the top two teams (out of the seven present) would advance, making the competition especially meaningful. Out of the team’s nearly 30 participants, only 14…
By: Kiana Madrigal On May 7, Jasper Hathaway and James Busso played in their district’s singles tournament. Jasper lost his first and second matches 2-6, 1-6 to Hazleton. James lost his first match 3-6, but came back in his second match, 6-3. Unfortunately, the last, and deciding set was claimed by his opponent, Pittston.
By: Silvia Cremona Partnering with the Culinary Arts CTE program, the Protective Service Program hosted a Sci-Fi themed spaghetti dinner on May 4th, “May the 4th Be with You”. It was from 5 to 8 P.M with an estimated 120 to 180 people attending. This was an opportunity to raise money for both CTE’s, aiding…
