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Millions of students preparing for standardized tests face the decision of whether or not to enroll in test preparation courses.

Are SAT prep classes worth taking?

Niki Mallik, Photography Editor
June 15, 2021

Cicad-apocalypse

Walker Prince, Staff Writer
June 15, 2021
Juniors have been preparing to take the standardized test before beginning the college application process. Testing sites have been cancelled due to the pandemic.

SAT frustration and cancellation

Ellie Eastep, Social Media/Marketing
June 15, 2021
Junior Julia Beato captures the sunrise at Bethany Beach last summer on June 14 at 5:20 am. The quiet and serene setting is the perfect way to start off a summer morning on the right note. “Waking up early and catching the sunrise last summer was one of my favorite things to do and I definitely plan to do this a lot when I'm at the beach this summer,” Beato said.

WJ students prepare for summer break

Ella Barrett, Social Media/Marketing Manager
June 15, 2021

WJ Girls soccer players compare school vs. club teams

Katie Campbell, Online Feature Editor
June 15, 2021
Junior Caroline Stewart gets her shot covid vaccine. Most students, ages 16 and up, have taken initiative to get vaccinated while younger students are just now able to get the vaccine.

WJ students get vaccinated!

Alexandra Jernell, Business Manager
June 13, 2021
WJ students get ready for summer but find themselves wanting to relax more than any summer before. They have thought of some ideas and are planning on having a summer full of tranquility.

Bucket list ideas for relaxation this summer

Nicole Weaver, Film Editor
June 11, 2021
Senior Emelia Isola and her friends didn't let the pandemic stop them from doing prom traditions. The group took photos in front of the monuments, just like so many before them.

Seniors engage in alternative proms

Chelsea Laurik, Print Feature Editor
June 1, 2021
Junior Sophia Meytin presents their research at a virtual student conference. Meytin worked on the research under the mentorship of Ford Combs, a graduate student at George Mason University.

WJ students prepare for summer internships

Ellie Montemayor, Print A&E Editor
June 1, 2021
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