Zoom, the mainstay in the COVID world, is a must for maintaining a learning environment in schools around the nation. However, Zoom would be nothing without the camera in which students can interact with...
Adapting to sports restrictions
The COVID pandemic has impacted people of all walks of life, and both its direct and indirect consequences have greatly affected our community. When the shutdown occurred...
The pandemic was a sudden event that dramatically changed the lives of WHSl students. One of the biggest adjustments came in the area of athletics, as seasons were cancelled or postponed, starting in...
Before the coronavirus outbreak and subsequent lockdown, in person-college visits were essential to prepare a future college student for life away from home in a most likely unfamiliar environment. A...
March 28, 2020 is the Earth Hour, a grassroots movement that has its origins in Sydney in 2007. It began when homes and businesses near Sydney turned their lights off for one hour to make a stand against...
On Feb. 26, the Honors Environmental Field Studies class put on a flash mob as part of the California Coastal Climate video competition between environmental science classes. In addition to the video,...
Senator Henry Stern was invited to a Q and A session with students, on Jan. 24, in the WHS Library. It was organized by Quinn Muscatel '20 and Lora Novak, the advisor of the United Nations Association...
Ever since Unified Sports were adopted in 1989 by the Special Olympics, they have permeated 4,500 elementary, middle and high schools, including our own according to specialolympic.net.
The...
I am one of those crazy people who loves to run. I have always been attached to this sport that brings people together in a spirit of team bonding. I love the feeling of freedom and bliss I get while...
College and Career Night is an annual event intended to give parents and students an inside look at potential colleges and career options. This year it is located at WHS on September 23, bringing in students...
