Clubs

By: Sutton Rizzo On May 2, Wallenpaupack hosted a blood drive. Not only students, but also teachers and for the final two hours of the event, the community also donated blood. There were 38 total units of blood donated from among 49 potential donors. This allowed the team to hit the goal of 38, which…

By: Tyler Myers The Aevidum Mental Health Fair- an event held for the past two years by the namesake club- recently completed its 2nd successful year as of last Thursday. The event was composed of a multitude of tables ranging from games and interactive activities to informational booths and counseling tables. Some of the most successful…

By: Tyler Myers May is mental health awareness month and – like previous years- the Aevidum club has organized an event that is purposed to bring awareness to mental health and promote mental wellness. The event will be held in the aux gym, and a variety of tables ranging from games to mental health agencies…

By: Jewel Dickerman Wallenpaupack Area High School’s Environmental Club will hold its annual Spring Flower Sale on Thursday, May 8, and Friday, May 9, during all lunches in the cafeteria. All flowers and house plants will be sold for just $5 each. Proceeds from the sale will help fund the club’s upcoming trip to the Delaware Valley Raptor Center and other future environmental adventures….

By: Giovanni Patire On April 22, the student council held a seed sale as a fundraiser for the Delaware Highlands Conservancy in honor of Earth Day. The students sold seed packets for two dollars during all lunches, and in total they raised approximately $150 for a donation. The idea originally came about in March when…

There will be boxes placed throughout the school!

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…

Bethany Day and Jewel Dickerman photographed above By: Sophia Braida On April 11, eight students from the Paupack Press participated in the 24th annual Tom Bigler Journalism & Media Conference at Wilkes University to gain some professional insight on journalism fields. Throughout the day, students from various areas split into groups, listened to guest speakers…