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...

With the completion of the second successful flight of capstone this year, many juniors are creatively exploring their own passions and taking action in the community. Capstone projects have evolved since...

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....

What most don’t know is the things within WHS that are “off”. To name a few, the bathroom water is foggy and the WiFi connection is weak. More of the prominent “offs” that affect teachers and...

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,...

As the AP exam season approaches, excitement for the end of the school year comes alongside the nervousness surrounding AP exams. In May, students can earn college credit for certain classes by taking...

In an increasingly separate world, community centers are an essential solution for every town. They offer a unique place to come together and relax. Containing a wide variety of both mentally and physically...

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...

In the upcoming week before our holiday break Waterford High School will be partaking in a Winter Spirit Week. On Thursday 12/22 Holiday Hues day where all grades will be dressing in their class colors....