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Patel Selected As 2021-22 Teacher Of The Year

Patel Selected As 2021-22 Teacher Of The Year

Katie Hottell, News and Lifestyle Editor February 4, 2022

Becoming teacher of the year is no small feat, but Biology and Forensic Science teacher Sneha Patel has achieved it. The teacher of the year is decided annually by a schoolwide faculty vote. Patel has...

Presenter Shelly Bleiweiss shares the story of his parents survival of The Holocaust and what it was like growing up as a Second Generation Holocaust child.

Guest Speakers Provide Holocaust Perspective

Andrew Baker, Media Editor January 25, 2022

The Holocaust is one of the most tragic events in human history. With a death toll upwards of six million people, it is not hard to see why remembering those dire circumstances is essential to the survival...

More Than Ninety Teams Compete In Livestock Judging Contest

December 2, 2021

Yesterday FFA members competed in the North Carolina State FFA Livestock Judging CDE. "We are very proud of our team members and all of their hard work," Animal science teacher Heather Williamson said. Junior...

Parents Use Child Tax Credit Payments for Diverse Purposes

Parents Use Child Tax Credit Payments for Diverse Purposes

Sydney Howard, Editor In Chief November 15, 2021

With the dozens of problems the world is currently facing, and with COVID-19 fueling that fire, child tax credit payments help ease the burden off of families with children. With receiving checks per every...

Marching Band Concludes Competition Season

Marching Band Concludes Competition Season

Sydney Howard, Editor in Chief November 4, 2021

With band performance season coming to a close, band director Brandon Martel reflects on the highs and lows of the season. “The band did really well at competitions this year,” Martel said. “They...

Field Trip Showcases College Choral Program

Field Trip Showcases College Choral Program

Ella Bowman, Online Editor October 25, 2021

Chorus teacher Mary McGrath took her classes on a virtual field trip Oct. 21 “We went on a virtual choir tour with Appalachian State University Choir’s: Chamber Singers and University Singers,”...

Teens Step Up To The Workforce In Time Of Labor Shortages

Teens Step Up To The Workforce In Time Of Labor Shortages

Siena McGarrigle, Co-Editor in Chief October 14, 2021

If you are a teen in search of a job, now is the best time to enter the workforce. Businesses are looking to hire teen employees more than ever in response to unemployment and worker shortages. This...

NC State Park Scholarship Nominees

Sydney Howard, Editor In Chief October 14, 2021

Congratulations to Lauren Giles and Parker Bowman in being nominated for the NC State Park Scholarship. The NC State Park Scholarship is an award presented to students that consists of a four year ride...

New Course Fosters Companionship Among Guitar Enthusiasts

New Course Fosters Companionship Among Guitar Enthusiasts

Andrew Baker, Media Editor October 5, 2021

Many students share a passion for the guitar, and the new guitar ensemble  enables them to learn new skills and grow a community.  This school year marks the first year of the guitar ensemble at Wake...

Reactions To Class Time Split By Lunch Vary

Reactions To Class Time Split By Lunch Vary

Andrew Baker, Media Editor September 30, 2021

The introduction of a new lunch during third period class, one that splits the period into two sections for both teachers and students have mixed feelings about the interruption of instruction.   The...

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