Across the nation between May 7 and May 12, the schoolwork website Canvas was shut down. Canvas was breached, and to prevent student information from being accessed, Canvas was removed from all Wake County...

The much awaited podcast is here! Click the links below to listen to the podcast on spotify or rss.com! Please let us know what you think of the podcast in the comments on here or on the website.   https://rss.com/podcasts/wfhs-forest-fire-podcast/ https://open.spotify.com/show/1KdwtTyT3LnCTVG2aaae3O?si=0oSONYSeSNmBvBTcQuTHhw    

Amelia Nilles, a student at our school, is starting a Best Buddies chapter to create a more inclusive campus. The program pairs students with intellectual and developmental disabilities with their peers...

Whether it’s from the classic family board game or the beloved 1985 movie, Clue is a story familiar to audiences nationwide. It’s the beloved story of a whodunnit murder filled with a creative and...

On the night of Oct. 17, Our school lost one of its most notable legends, Larry Lindsey, a renowned basketball player, a stellar coach and the man who led us to winning championships. At the age of 85,...

North Carolina, a once small southern state, has grown exponentially in the past 30 years. With a population of 6.657 million in 1990, the figure has nearly doubled to 10.7 million in 2022 and that number...

This year the WFHS girl's golf team has a big achievement with junior Rachel Manfreda making it all the way to Regionals. Manfreda talks about her experiences in golf and what it took to get her to where...

Helen Owens, the dedicated Child Development teacher, has been shaping young minds for over a decade. Her passion for teaching and love for children has made her class one of the most memorable for students,...

At the school, there is one teacher who rises above in terms of helping students with public speaking. John Cook teaches Speech, English and Creative Writing, but there is one class which he favors. “I...