By: Reilly Buselli On April 15, our school’s unified track and field team traveled to Delaware Valley to participate in the 17th annual Northeast Region Special Olympics. It was a large event that welcomed all different schools and programs from around the area. The meet began with the Parade of Champions where the athletes were…
By: Molly Cunningham Ryan Kapschull has been a dedicated member of our soccer team throughout his high school career. His favorite memory came during an intense game against Scranton Prep that pushed into overtime. In a thrilling finish, Ryan scored the game-winning goal, securing a hard-fought victory against a tough opponent. Although soccer has been…
By: Joseph Ward The Varsity Bucks take a dominant 7-4 win over Vally View. Advancing the varsity Bucks record to 7-3 battling for the number one spot in the conference, to compete in playoffs. The Varsity Bucks with a very well rounded dominate win 11-1 against Port. The Bucks ended with a big 12 hits…
Photo credit to Mercer County Aevidum By: Molly Cunningham In every school community, there are students in clubs and activities working quietly to make sure no one feels alone—and Aevidum is one of those efforts. Aevidum is a student-led organization dedicated to promoting mental health awareness and building a supportive community for all. Originally…
Photo: Jumanji Movie Poster By: Joseph Ward Jumanji Welcome to the Jungle is a lively, modern spin on the classic adventure, blending video game logic with body-swap comedy. Directed by Jake Kasdan, the film thrives on the chemistry between Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart, Jack Black, and Karen Gillan, who play teenagers trapped inside a video game…
By: Olivia Kogan On Friday April 17th, MiniThon hosted their For The Kids (FTK) fundraising Dance Marathon. The Dance began at 12:00 and lasted until 8pm. Students who participated in the fundraiser took part in a multitude of different games and activities. Additionally, students enjoyed and assortment of snacks and refreshments. Mini-Thon will be continuing…
By: Bethany Day Traveling the world is important. Nicholas “Nick” VanBuskirk, a senior at Wallenpaupack, discovered that goal since he was young. Nick has been a part of the Wallenpaupack Area School District since he was in kindergarten. Nick is known to be a very committed and personable person who loves to interact with others….
By: Hannah Daidone Why we need protein Proteins are building blocks in the body. They make up bones, cartilage, muscle, blood, skin, enzymes, hormones, and vitamins. They’re essential for growth and development, repair and build cells and tissue such as muscle, and play an important role in body processes such as blood clotting, fluid balance,…
By: Olivia Kogan and Silvia Cremona As the weather begins to warm up, a specific insect comes out from freshwater environments. These insects are called mayflies; they travel in swarms and have an adult lifespan of 24 hours. These flies do not harm humans, although they can be extremely irritating. The female mayflies have only…
FBLA SLC Qualifiers at Hershey Park By: Sutton Rizzo Last week, Wallenpaupack’s FBLA chapter sent over 30 students to take part in the 75th annual State Leadership Conference. At this conference, students had to participate in either a test or presentation on a certain subject, in which some of the presentations included two rounds. Before…
