The registration deadline for AP Exams is March 23, 2012 (the friday after spring break), after this there will be a late fee for registration so turn in your money early! Each exam is $87, but if you score a 3 or higher you can get $50 reimbursed. You can print the reimbursement form off the Wakeland website and turn this [...]
From, The Wakeland Access Staff!
by NATALIE KIM Yesterday, February 22, Quill and Scroll Society welcomed thirty-two new members to the Wakeland chapter. Quill and Scroll is a honor society for journalism students. Being in Quill and Scroll is a great opportunity for these young journalists and can help out a lot in the future. Congratulations to all the new members.
On February 21, 2012, from 6:30-8:30, people from all ethnic backgrounds will come together at the Transportation West Center to recognize the importance of accepting ethnic and learning differences. “The panelists tonight are from all different walks, backgrounds and careers,” Clarence Williams said. “[They're going to] talk about how they’ve had to deal with diversity in their work environment and how [...]
Congratulations to the swimmers, wrestlers, and members of the Academic Decathlon team who are advancing to State! Swimming: Julia Bergmann, Kristen Brown, Chase Garrott, Liam Garrott, Taylor Hanttula, Mitchell Kline, Zach Kline, Sam Moore, Meghan O’Neill, Coleman Phelps, Brayden Seal, Chandler Wagner, Caroline Williams Wrestling: Brycen Coffman, Conner Zimmerman, Sean Roche Academic Decathlon: Jacob Bishop, Casey Erbes, Ian Ellison, Calley Ellison, Natalie [...]
By SIERRA TUTHILL
By SIERRA TUTHILL, NICK GRAHAM, & BLAKE HOLLIMAN
By MEGHAN HERRLING Reporter The fashion marketing class takes marketing to the next level by promoting and organizing the Teens for Jeans charity, which provides a real life experience for the students as well as donating gently used jeans to homeless teens. “[The purpose of Teens for Jeans] is to raise awareness about homeless teens and the fact that one [...]
by NATALIE KIM Reporter Wednesday, January 18th, Twitter time lines were filled with panic. What were we supposed to do without Wikipedia? The talk about Internet censorship filled the cyber-web with worry. Along with a few other sites, Wikipedia had gone black for the day to protest SOPA and PIPA. The Stop Online Piracy Act is a proposed bill, aimed [...]
Martin Luther King Jr. stood up for what he believed in and changed civil rights of African Americans forever. Born in January 15, 1929 in Georgia, Atlanta, United States, MLK was determined to make a difference. He became the youngest person to receive the Noble Peace prize in 1964 for all of his African American civil rights movements. The Bus [...]
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Reporter TIA LEWIS Out with the old and in with the new, According to Dr.Farish we are adding on a whole new look to Wakeland High starting May 1st. Not just one but three new extensions are going to be added to the school. “First what you’re going to get is an extension of the band hall,” Says Dr.Farish. Now [...]
By JESS KARMAZYN Reporter A dollar falls slowly not knowing where it will end up next. It’s been in a clothing store. It’s been to California. This traveling dollar finds it’s way to a good cause. There is never a time limit on giving but DECA especially dedicated a minute for Coach Mills. “It’s heart wrenching,” senior Destiny Williams said. [...]
It’s coming close to one of the most competitive seasons in sports… Wakeland cheer and dance tryouts. The claws come out as only a select few will make the teams. Girls and boys prepare all year for the five-minute audition. Performing in the dim gym in front of the three judges, principals, and the coaches can be the most nerve-racking [...]
By SIERRA TUTHILL
