By: Kiana Madrigal Starting March 5, the Wayne County Art Alliance, in Honesdale, is hosting an exhibit starring a life size paper mâché Kapok tree and featuring artwork made by the art students in Wallenpaupack. Recently, the gallery, located in Honesdale, had an opening reception where families came and looked around, ate cake, and…
(Pictured L to R): Genevieve Neenan, Nora Warner, Hunter Sasala, Brayden Hoffmann By: Nora Warner Photo: Mr. Warner From March 4 through March 6, four students represented Wallenpaupack at the PMEA (Pennsylvania Music Educators Association) Northeast Region Orchestra festival hosted by Carbondale Area High School. To qualify for the event, students first auditioned and then…
By: Nora Warner Photo: Google Here’s a fun craft to help you decorate for St. Patrick’s Day. Try creating these Mosaic Paper Shamrocks. What you need: A variety of papers with different patterns and colors Scissors Glue Something to draw with First, draw or print a shamrock shape on a paper base for your mosaic…
This week, the Paupack Press would like to feature a dedicated student athlete who is a leader throughout the school. Sarah Decker is not only an extremely talented athlete but a driven student, achieving high honor roll for all of her four years. She is also a member of HOSA, SADD, and NHS. Within HOSA,…
By: Molly Cunningham Camron Ortiz, a senior at Wallenpaupack, has spent much of his high school career pursuing his passion for aviation. Through the school’s aviation program, he discovered a path he hopes will shape his future. After graduation, Camron plans to attend Marywood University to pursue a degree in aviation. Eventually, he hopes…
9th grader Ben Alveari with his Science Olympiad project. By: Sutton Rizzo The Science Olympiad team consists of 18 students in grades 9-12 who compete in various tests, analyzations, and building experiments all for the better understanding of science. These students can participate in 3-5 events, with topics ranging from Anatomy and Physiology to Water…
By: Hannah Daidone “Be the change that you wish to see in the world.” — Mahatma Gandhi
By: Edward Kiesendahl As we move toward the final push of the school year, there seems to be a million things going on, so how do you manage it? You need to find your outlets to find calm in the storm. It sounds harder than it is, and I’m going to explain why. …
