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Avery Eckley

Avery Eckley, Academics Editor

Avery Eckley is a sophomore at Wilsonville High School and happily became part of the WBN team for her first year. Introduced to The Paw Print through her amazing teachers and peers, she is grateful and excited to have joined the program. When she isn’t writing articles or updating the school and community with news, Eckley loves involvement with sports, (especially volleyball and basketball), music, playing piano, hanging out with friends, playing games with family, and volunteering around the area.

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As a new part of block scheduling, students can sign up for monthly FLEX classes, where they can receive extra help from teachers or makeup work from missing class.

A qualitative study of block scheduling

Avery Eckley, Academics Editor
May 7, 2024
Wilsonville is home to neat, turf diamonds, well-maintained fields, and stands that hold cheering supporters. Rain or shine, the outside areas of the High School are always bustling with activity and competition.

Wilsonville Girls Lacrosse

Avery Eckley, Academics Editor
May 1, 2024

[Video] Parking lot lamentations

Avery Eckley, Academics Editor
April 25, 2024
During this years recent freshmen club/extracurricular orientation, robotics team members appeared to demonstrate and teach incoming students about the high school program. Robots were on display, emphasizing the amazing creations by the work of robotics engineers.

Wilsonville’s robotics community: Steered towards greatness

Avery Eckley, Academics Editor
April 19, 2024
Niyeti Bhaskar shares her experience with the ISEF process, enlightening Wilsonville students of the effort, commitment, and experimenting that goes into these amazing projects.

Reconnecting and recognizing ISEF

Avery Eckley, Academics Editor
April 17, 2024
Homeschool students, including Abigail Orth, participate in science fairs and even have the option to enroll with ISEF competitions. Students arrange an array of topics ranging from mold, halitosis, to microbiome complexities and solar system patterns.

[Photo] Reconnecting and recognizing ISEF

April 10, 2024
Sophomore Oliver Latta encounters campus officer Zach. While maybe the most obvious person looking out for Wilsonville High School, Officer Zach is not the only administrator monitoring hallway behavior and classroom respect. Wilsonville is lucky to be a safe space for hundreds of students.

Fundamentals of the Restorative Justice plan

Avery Eckley, Academics Editor
April 5, 2024
Wilsonvilles ISEF program is more than a single science presentation; Its a collaboration, a dedication to creating a project, and an opportunity to showcase new issues to a panel of judges/professionals.

[Photo] The International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF)

Brinley Fister, Guest Writer
March 20, 2024
Seniors Kate Gore and Jack Barrett are hanging out at the Point. These seniors should probably be studying, but its the second semester and senioritis has gotten a hold of them.

Outbreak of senioritis

Avery Eckley and Grace Kelso
March 18, 2024
Many Wilsonville High Schoolers leave Child Development with happy smiles and gifts of art made by Elementary students. Some WHS students have even shared their experiences of receiving hugs from Boekmen students outside the classroom setting, as both the Primary kids and WHS students love this new elective.

[Photo] Child Development

Avery Novitsky, Guest Writer
March 18, 2024
Students were given pamphlets, QR codes, Instagram links, and some clubs even offered treats to the students who visited their tables. Families could explore every stand within a quick period of time and learn snippets of Wilsonville programs.

Wilsonville welcomes incoming freshmen through an extracurricular fair

Avery Eckley, Academics Editor
March 6, 2024
2024-2025 upcoming juniors attend Life 102 class for course briefings presented by the school counselors. Here, students were enlightened of the graduation requirements, so they know how to best forecast for upcoming years.

Giving students a voice

Avery Eckley, Academics Editor
March 6, 2024
Mindfulness guidelines give students a preview of the class goals. This mind and body awareness course will support students as they learn themselves from the inside, out.

Coming soon to Wilsonville High School

Avery Eckley, Academics Editor
February 23, 2024
Sophomores Avery Underhill and Sofia Kerner pose with AP Psychology textbook and a test packet. Both Underhill and Kerner are enrolled in this elective and study thoughtfully to excel in class.

Expansion of College Board and A.P. testing

Avery Eckley, Academics Editor
February 16, 2024
Sophomore Sophia Vega represents a dedicated student athlete at WHS. She uses the High Schools weight room often to strengthen for softball.

Student before athlete

Avery Eckley, Academics Editor
February 8, 2024
A multitude of images encapsulate the many programs at Wilsonville High School that support student growth and academic development. CTE Outreach works in tandem with the High School to advertise programs that help students connect to outside careers.

Supporting learners through the CTE Outreach

Avery Eckley, Academics Editor
January 25, 2024
The Wilsonville Heumann Transition Center location recently opened in the spring of 2023. Conveniently positioned in Wilsonville Town center, this building is open to the public and specializes working with disabled individuals. Photo provided by the district.

Commemorating Judith Heumann and her local impact

Avery Eckley, Academics Editor
January 10, 2024
Sophomores Halle Harris and Kylie Weisgerber stress over their piles of schoolwork. They try to focus diligently outside the classroom to complete assignments, but cant help thinking about the loads of homework theyll have later.

[Photo] Making an academic comeback

Hector Baltazar, Staff Writer
December 15, 2023
Community members join Monday nights Family Empowerment Program session. A family practices newly-learned English grammar skills in practice books and converses fluently with the instructor.

Family Empowerment Center “filling a need”

Avery Eckley, Academics Editor
December 11, 2023
The emptiness of the halls brings a quiet and stillness that is not often the mood of the bustling school. These halls were built to be filled with people and sounds of joy echoing through them.

Life of Wilsonville High School

Avery Eckley, Academics Editor
December 1, 2023
A collaborative wall in Mrs. Heatons classroom displays two-sentence stories written by students. These ideas were inspired by Edgar Allan Poes craft.

Pawprint on Poe

Avery Eckley, Academics Editor
November 16, 2023
Hand-written papers presented by Ayoub Laouamri represents the lost art of cursive lettering. Dating back to his elementary lettering practice, Laouamri has use cursive in school ever since, completing physical assignments in cursive writing.

The lost literary art of cursive

Avery Eckley, Academics Editor
November 7, 2023
Kate Thomas studies for her pre-calculus class. Like most high school students, she feels the pressure of the workload often, but words hard to do well and earn good grades.

[Photo] Math class rundown

Connor Larsen, Staff Writer
November 3, 2023
Shadowed across the street, the silhouette of friends shaping a heart with their arms represents the revived hope despite the aftermath of COVID-19. This image supports the idea that education is done best with collaboration and community. Image provided by Kaelynn Harris.

The lasting impact COVID-19 has on Wilsonville High School

Avery Eckley, Academics Editor
October 27, 2023
Mr. Davies conducts the orchestra. The performance was extremely successful and appreciated by the community.

In tune with orchestra’s showcase

Avery Eckley, Academics Editor
October 23, 2023
Sophomore Camryn Schaan experiences difficulty in life class in completing a chemistry assignment. Like many high school students, she displays a common posture of discouragement while beginning to work through her homework.

How to beat writer’s block!

Avery Eckley, Academics Editor
October 20, 2023
Wilsonville High School library shelves many books that currently await being challenged in banned books week. Included is “All Boys Aren’t Blue” by George M. Johnson, “The Bluest Eye” by Toni Morrison, “Gender Queer” a memoir by Maia Kobabe.

The challenge of Banned Books Week

Avery Eckley, Academics Editor
October 6, 2023
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[Photo] Wilsonville alumni dominating college athletics

Gavin O'Leary, Staff Writer
October 4, 2023
Posted near the library desk, a bulletin board represents the books that teachers from Wilsonville High School have read and enjoyed. Updated with fun facts about our school staff, Ms. Giese keeps this informative bulletin engaging and entertaining.

Bulletin board of books: A new display of creativity

Avery Eckley, Academics Editor
September 26, 2023
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2023 WVHS New Staff

WBN Team
September 14, 2023
New assistant principal, Ms. Bradley is interviewed about her impressions of Wilsonville High School. Packed by a demanding schedule, Ms. Bradley works hard to organize classes, support students, and develop relationships with people through her job.

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Above, hundreds of incoming freshmen gather outside Wilsonville High School after orientation to celebrate the coming year with pizza.

Heads up high school! The freshmen have arrived

Avery Eckley, Academics Editor
August 29, 2023
Ms. Robert’s first-period freshmen English class participates in a Romeo-and-Juliet-themed mock trial. Milan de la Cruz stands at the podium to state her argument for the Capulets. Photo provided by Avery Eckley

A trial from Romeo and Juliet

Avery Eckley, Guest Writer
June 7, 2023
Football games help to build our community. As they find their place at our school, freshmen appreciate guidance and advice from upperclassmen.

[Video] From a freshman point of view

Avery Eckley and Halle Harris
June 4, 2023
Sophomore Fareeda ElManhawy poses with the treat she was gifted. She exemplified the wildcat way this month.

Recognizing students for good

Avery Eckley, Guest Writer
May 8, 2023
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