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The Student News Site of Wilsonville High School

Wilsonville Broadcast Network

The Student News Site of Wilsonville High School

Wilsonville Broadcast Network

Someone vapes without knowing the consequences of it. It's hard when you don't have the correct information.
How high is high school?
Sydney Hanson, Opinions Editor • November 18, 2024
The Dia de los meurtos event at Wilsonville  high school. Sharing this beautiful cultural tradition with all.
Cultural Diversity at Wilsonville
Jazlynn Osnaya, Staff writer • November 15, 2024
Logan Stelle works diligently on homework in class. She does most of her work on the computer.
Teaching through technology
Carissa Parry, Staff Writer • November 2, 2024
Balancing busy schedules packed with homework, a social life, and work. Can it be done?
Hear the ring of work calling
Jazlynn Osnaya, Staff writer • October 29, 2024
Photo of the arts hall including three separate classrooms. Displayed on the walls are drawings as well as art work hanging from the ceiling.
Wilsonville artists
Carissa Parry, Staff Writer • November 20, 2024
Freshman Juliet Tadema playing the viola at the fall concert along with upperclassmen. The next concerts will be on December 18th and 19th.
Freshmen in band and orchestra
Jonah Sandall, Staff Writer • November 12, 2024
Cempasúchil, or marigolds, are used in Día de los Muertos to guide spirits back to the world of the living. Their vibrant petals create a path for souls to follow to the ofrendas, where they are honored with offerings.
Artistry of Día de los Muertos
Leo Guerrero, Staff Writer • November 10, 2024
Photo of the arts hall including three separate classrooms. Displayed on the walls are drawings as well as art work hanging from the ceiling.
Wilsonville artists
Carissa Parry, Staff Writer • November 20, 2024
Wilsonville's commonly referred-to nickname, "The 'Ville," has become popularized not just within the local community, but at Wilsonville High School as well. Displayed behind the bleachers at Randall Stadium, "the 'Ville" is a nickname that represents the city's small-town culture. Graphic provided by Jack Jensen.
People of the Ville
Ethan Spisak, Arts Editor • November 20, 2024
Our face of the school, Elda Bautista, in action at the front desk. She converses with hundreds of students and visitors each day.
Family ties at Wilsonville High
Ryan Williams, Staff Writer • November 20, 2024
Wilsonville's commonly referred-to nickname, "The 'Ville," has become popularized not just within the local community, but at Wilsonville High School as well. Displayed behind the bleachers at Randall Stadium, "the 'Ville" is a nickname that represents the city's small-town culture. Graphic provided by Jack Jensen.
People of the Ville
Logan Stelle, Social Media Manager • November 20, 2024
Sydney Hanson and Sophia Pattalochi cover election night! Watch them break down the election in the video.
Election night coverage
Sophia Pattalochi and Sydney Hanson November 15, 2024
Wilsonville High School takes it a step further by gifting students an opportunity to immerse themself in Costa Rica, and execute their acquired Spanish skills. The poster is located on the wall near the side of the forum closest to the front doors; check it out for further information!
Why romance language teachers love their language
Sofia Kerner, Staff Writer • November 15, 2024
Wilsonville High School Library filled with different poetry books.
Intro to poetry
Avery Underhill, Staff Writer • November 12, 2024
A cup of coffee a good book is a great way to relax after a long day at school. Onika Hernandez has a book shelf where she keeps all the books she's read over the years.
Books are going out
Sophia Pattalochi, Academics Editor • November 1, 2024
Our face of the school, Elda Bautista, in action at the front desk. She converses with hundreds of students and visitors each day.
Family ties at Wilsonville High
Ryan Williams, Staff Writer • November 20, 2024
Athletic trainer Jorge Chaires walking out to provide athletic teams with water. His support for all athletes is greatly valued here at Wilsonville High School.
Jorge Chaires: More than an Athletic Trainer
Bailee Van Meter and Sophia Lopez November 18, 2024
The Wilsonville football lies with the backsplash of turf pebbles and cleat marks. Used tenderly in many practices and games, the ball represents the blood, sweat, and passion put into the game.
The true victory: Raising men
Avery Eckley, Managing Editor • November 19, 2024
The Wilsonville Girls Basketball team playing together over the summer. The summer gives the team the opportunity to bond together on and off the court.
Girls’ basketball preview: One end goal
Bailee Van Meter, Staff Writer • November 18, 2024
A Wildcat player attempts to take the ball past the Sherwood defenders, setting up one of their nine goals in the process.
Small field, big hearts
November 3, 2024
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