By: Nora Warner Mrs. McGinnis is a Career Counselor for Academy One at Wallenpaupack. You might have seen her working with students in the Guidance Office or at the Buckhorn Bridge. She also works with our Student Ambassadors and Aevidum Group. Mrs. McGinnis spends lots of time supporting our students…
By: Nora Warner Photo credit: ShelbyVanPelt.com Remarkably Bright Creatures by Shelby Van Pelt was released on May 3, 2022. The book is a New York Times best-seller, multi-award winner, and has been featured by Goodreads and The Today Show. It is recommended as a great bookclub choice because of its wide appeal and great topics for discussion….
By: Sutton Rizzo As the new year has come upon us, a common tradition for many is to make a New Years resolution, a goal we set for ourselves to achieve. I asked a few of my friends and family members what their resolutions were. My friend James Viarengo’s New Years resolution is to do…
By: Jewel Dickerman The Paupack Press is excited to welcome junior Nora Warner as a new writer. Nora brings enthusiasm, creativity, and a strong interest in journalism to the paper. We’re looking forward to the fresh ideas and perspectives she will share in upcoming issues, and we’re thrilled to have her join the Paupack Press…
By: Sophia Braida Sage Gavin – “To do more good things for my community and people around me (like community service) and being more kind to others.” Noah Braida – “To bench 250 pounds by the end of the year.” Selena Williamson – “To finish projects I’m working on without procrastinating.” Rahaf Yousef – “To…
This is Stella and Diesel, Stella is the black one and Diesel is the white one. They are both Australian Shepherds.
By: Ty Lounsbury Alysha Davis – getting a good score on the SAT Julia Ciuba – getting into hobbies more Sammy Bell – learn 5 banjo songs Mr. James Winagle – read more books
Picture shown: All of AP Gingerbread houses By: Bethany Day AP Literature and Composition just finished making gingerbread houses. Recently, the AP Literature and Composition students had to make a creative project, and their goal was to bring their literature stories to life by making gingerbread houses inspired by the major literary movements. The…
By: Edward Kiesendahl My New Years Resolutions are to finish the school year with high honors and to win some more football games next season.
By: Ty Lounsbury Many people are making new year’s resolutions, but the percentage of people who manage to stick with their goals year-long are surprisingly low (9%). Here are ways to make goals more achievable: · Make the goal specific · Find resolutions that excite you · Break it down into smaller steps · …
