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by Becky Brown As The Winter’s Tale comes to a close at Walkersville High School, it isn’t exactly over for the cast and crew. Each year, Walkersville takes a 25 minute piece from their

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School Nurse Kelly Pranger Has Tremendous Responisibilities for WHS and Other Schools Too

February 26, 2016March 5, 2016 Kyle BilderWalkersville High School

by Kyle Bilder The school nurse Kelly Pranger, does more than just help our school with our medical issues and immediate care. She works through The Health Department and has an agreement to provideRead More

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WHS Science Olympiad Team Finishes First In the County in Regional Competition

February 26, 2016March 5, 2016 Jillian AtelsekWalkersville High School

by Jillian Atelsek This past Saturday, the University of Maryland campus was bustling with Walkersville students. Not only did our Lion swimmers travel there for their State Championship meet, but the Science Olympiad teamRead More

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Sophomore Jonathan Rushbrook Hoping for More Challenging Classes and Med School

February 25, 2016February 24, 2016 Haley ConleyWalkersville High School

by Haley Conley Being an underclassmen is an adventure in itself but when you finally see the light of a new year and new semester arriving, becoming an upperclassmen is an exciting event thatRead More

Are Students On Their Phones Too Often?

February 25, 2016March 5, 2016 Kalil RickettsWalkersville High School

by Kalil Ricketts Have you ever noticed students at Walkersville High are always on their phones and on social media? Students at Walkersville High are always on their phones. At lunch, in class,

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WHS Theater Troupe to Present at the Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington D.C.

School Nurse Kelly Pranger Has Tremendous Responisibilities for WHS and Other Schools Too

WHS Science Olympiad Team Finishes First In the County in Regional Competition

Sophomore Jonathan Rushbrook Hoping for More Challenging Classes and Med School

Are Students On Their Phones Too Often?