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: 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…
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…
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: Hannah Daidone “Everything good, everything magical happens between the months of June and August.” – Jenny Han
By: Silvia Cremona Try this fun spring craft to get you into a spring mood! You will need: paper lunch bags, yarn or strong twine/string, popsicle stick, scissors, streamers, tape, scissors, stickers, paint, markers, crayons, construction paper, washi tape. To get started, decorate your paper bag with your supplies and make sure everything is dry…
By: Reagan Anderson Q- How can you go 10 days without sleep? A- You sleep at night
By: Sophia Braida On April 14, Wallenpaupack’s Unified Track team competed in their second meet and their first away meet of the season against Abington Heights and Lakeland. A tough start in the 100-meter runs put them behind early, and they struggled to recover. The team continued to compete hard, and several athletes achieved personal…
By: Nora Warner Last week, students in Wallenpaupack’s High School Concert Band attended a band festival sponsored by KHS America Instruments and Robert M. Sides Family Music Center. The event brought together the members of Monticello High School’s band and Wallenpaupack Area High School Band to work together under the direction of each respective group’s directors and a guest clinician….
By: Reagan Buselli 1. Humans are bioluminescent, which means that we glow in the dark, but our eyes are too weak to detect the light. 2. When you blush, the lining of your stomach turns red, too. 3. Humans share approximately 60% of their DNA with bananas. 4. The average human spends approximately 1 year…
