Earlier last year, Waterford High School re-introduced “Activity Thursday”, a weekday dedicated to having students openly communicate, engage, or participate in a variety of clubs and activities during...

This summer was the first opportunity high school seniors had to experience the workforce post-Covid. In previous summers, the work environment involved masks, social distancing, and lots and lots of reapplying...

A year long English elective offered at WHS is journalism. In the class, students work as a team to make the school newspaper. Through the class, the students learn various skills. When working on their...

Ask any teen if they get enough sleep, and the answer is pretty much guaranteed to be no. Based on data collected by the CDC, at least 72% percent of high school students struggle with sleep deprivation.   There...

In a school where the idea of college looms over students in their upperclassmen years, sometimes to the point where it feels as though knowing one’s entire future and attending the perfect college is...

In our Lancer community, a group of students is accommodated with 504 plans to assist them in getting the most out of their learning. A portion of the student body from 90-100 people are accommodated with...

On March 2, WHS had an assembly for the start of Women’s History Month. The student body was divided into two sections with the freshmen and sophomores in the field house and the juniors and seniors...

The College Board announced that starting with the class of 2025 the SAT will move to a fully digital format. Driven by changing learning practices and college admission requirements, the exam is not just...