PAUPACK PRESS

This is a picture of Baby Butters. He was born this past May and hopefully he grows up to be an awesome barrel horse.

By: Bethany Day             The Wallenpaupack Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) event was a success. On Friday, December 5, the Wallenpaupack Area School District took part in the yearly CHOP fundraiser, an event where money is donated to The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. The students and staff got to wear pajamas to school, and each…

By: Sophia Braida For the fifth consecutive year, Wallenpaupack’s student council decorated four Christmas Charity Trees in the school’s lobby to represent different organizations and help give back to the community. Each grade selected a different organization to support, reflecting causes that have touched the lives of students throughout our community. This year the class…

Book by: Markus Zusak By: Reilly Buselli In The Book Thief, Markus Zusak uses his riveting writing style and unusual point of view to tell the story of a girl who endured the worst parts of World War Two. Zusak writes from the point of view of death itself, narrating the life of Liesel Meminger….

By: Sutton Rizzo These origami lanterns are a great decoration to get you into the holiday spirit. In eight simple steps, you can complete an amazing product. Materials: Step 1: Fold the paper Take one sheet of A4 paper and fold it into 16 equal sections across the length. Unfold, then fold each crease in…

By: Reagan Anderson             On Thursday, December 4, three – ninth grade students traveled to North Pocono School District to participate in a STEM Day. The three students who went were Jason Austin, Evan Guccini, and Mason Zoccola. At this event, the Paupack students got to meet with eighth grade gifted students from North Pocono….