Today’s News
Boys Track Win Overall at Jordans
By: Bethany Day On Thursday, April 30, the Wallenpaupack boys and girls track and field teams raced at the annual Jordan Relays hosted at the Scranton Memorial Stadium, and our boys won overall, making them 3A Champions. Although this meet has a variety of relays, the main three are still there for the seed times,…
From Wallenpaupack to SpaceX: Kervin Plua’s Journey
By: Kiana Madrigal Kervin Plua’s story didn’t truly begin until his junior year at Wallenpaupack. Mr. Greenberger, who taught computer courses, approached Kervin and a few of his classmates with an idea for an aviation club, with the ultimate goal of turning it into a full program. They were immediately excited and encouraged him…
Billy England
By: Molly Cunningham From the stage to the sidelines to the classroom, senior Billy England has made the most of his time at Wallenpaupack. Known for being well-rounded and dedicated, Billy has been involved in band, theatre, and multiple cheer teams throughout his high school career, always pushing himself to be the best he…
Unhealthy Dieting
By: Hannah Daidone Listed are the 3 most common unhealthy dieting strategies and ways to improve according to the Cleveland Clinic. Vowing to lose 10 pounds within a week may sound like a good idea, but it’s not the sort of goal that sets you up for success, says psychologist Susan Albers, PsyD. It’s simply…
Lily Mancino
By: Sophia Braida Lily Mancino, a senior at Wallenpaupack Area High School, is someone who strives to lead with care and consideration for others. Throughout her high school years, she has been actively involved in the National Honor Society and SADD, while also dedicating herself to athletics. As a captain of both the basketball…
College and Career Fair
By: Sutton Rizzo This past Tuesday, there was a College and Career Fair in the Auxiliary Gym. This allowed local businesses, colleges, and the military to come and talk to students about potential job openings, majors and programs offered, and how to get started in joining the military. Woodloch was there for the local business…