As the AP Literature and Composition exam approaches, students in Dr. Schmalzle’s class have found a creative and meaningful way to prepare by bringing literature to life right outside their classroom. Students have been writing quotes from their favorite books along the sidewalks, transforming ordinary pavement into a vibrant celebration of storytelling. This year, eighty-four…
Dear mom, Thank you for always being strong and always being there for me when I need it. I am so beyond grateful you are in my life and for everything you do for me. I love you so much! — Silvia Cremona As Mother’s Day approaches, I am reflecting on how thankful I am…
By: Hannah Daidone “Life has no limitations; except the ones you make.” – Les Brown
By: Nora Warner On Wednesday this week, our high school choral program performed its spring concert. The program’s theme centered on music from around the world, with each group performing pieces from diverse languages, time periods, and cultures. The…
By: Edward Kiesendahl Last Monday, Mrs. Sullum took a group of 30 juniors from Wallenpaupack to the PACAC (Pennsylvania Association of College Admission Counseling) to King’s College in Wilkes-Barre. PCAC presented a day of education and gave students a chance to take a glimpse into their futures. More than eighty college admissions counselors were…
By: Reagan Buselli A. Mount Everest B. Mount Kilimanjaro C. The Rocky Mountains D. Appalachian Mountains
Vyola’s journey to our family began in the midst of the Russian and Ukrainian war. She was rescued from an incredibly difficult situation and found her way to us through Petfinder, with the help of Sochi Dogs Rescue—a nonprofit organization dedicated to saving at‑risk dogs, providing them with safety, medical care, and the chance for…
By: Sutton Rizzo Q: What has many keys but can’t open any locks? A: A piano.
