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Journalism: WHS’ Most Collaborative and Multifaceted Class

Journalism: WHS’ Most Collaborative and Multifaceted Class

Lexie Hullivan, Reporter June 12, 2023

A lot of students at Waterford High School claim they want to have a voice in our school, a medium to share their opinions, give recognition to interesting people, or share important information regarding...

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Next year’s advisory plans poses huge threat to students, clubs and organizations 

Musharraf Atik, Writer June 12, 2023

WHS students could lose their liberty on how they spend their advisory because of administrative decisions to revise the block with new activities. Honor societies, clubs, students, or whoever may meet...

Words of Advice

Words of Advice

Pankhudi Prasad June 8, 2023

High school is a transformative period in a student's life, filled with academic, social, and personal growth. As underclassmen, you have the unique opportunity to shape your high school experience and...

Should Finals Exist?

Should Finals Exist?

Lexie Hullivan, Reporter June 6, 2023

In the midst of all the exciting, well-deserved end of year events, such as prom, spirit week, field day, class parties, etc, there is one event in particular that has students scrambling to relearn material...

Members of the Class of 2021 on graduation day. Picture Credit: Willow Yang.

Let’s Get that Cord!

Pankhudi Prasad May 10, 2023

Let’s get that Cord! (All you need to know about Honors Societies) In 2021, a Waterford alumnus, Willow Yang, graduated with six chords and Sabrina Tolppi graduated with three. By the end of their...

How can students deal with academic stress at Waterford High?

How can students deal with academic stress at Waterford High?

Musharraf Atik, Writer April 26, 2023

Last year a survey from 54 students conducted by The Lancelot reported that 78.9% students felt that there was not enough being done to support student's mental health. With mental health awareness month...

Sabrina Tolppi (Left) and Maddy Gates (Right) announcing that they will be attending Brown University and Harvard University.

Who knew a Number could Dictate your Future

Pankhudi Prasad March 29, 2023

Somewhere in the school, a student is frantic because a PowerSchool alert shows a grade drop. Instead of their desired “A+” they now have to deal with a “B,” which drags their overall grade down....

Lets Talk SATs

Lets Talk SAT’s

Isabella Kimball, Editor March 17, 2023

Studying, test taking, working on projects, presenting, and stressing: all the fun and exciting experiences of junior year. Juniors have countless things taking up their schedules throughout the year....

The Wasted Potential of Extended Advisories

The Wasted Potential of Extended Advisories

Musharraf Atik, Writer March 17, 2023

When bringing up the concept of talking about race, gender, equality, or any heavy topic for that matter, one of the most important initiatives to remember is the extended advisories. A notorious initiative,...

23 Midterms Tips and Tricks

’23 Midterms Tips and Tricks

Katherine Hawkins January 10, 2023

As midterms approach, students and teachers are finding it problematic to get into the academic mindset. Students, especially freshmen, are overwhelmed by this barrier and struggle to get back into the...

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