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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

Students showing school spirit at a home football game. Football games are a great way to support school athletics and bring the community together.
Opinion: We have plenty of school spirit, but we don’t always show it
Shalin Taksali, Staff Writer | March 21, 2025
Cars parked in the school parking lot. Why are students forced to pay such a high price for a parking pass, when they can’t even find a good spot?
Parking passes; are they really necessary?
Shalin Taksali, Staff Writer | March 16, 2025
Photo of Donna Parry with her daughter Olivia, who was a former student at WHS. Mrs. Parry shows her support by dropping their daughter off on her first day of freshman year.
Parent to student relationship
Carissa Parry, Staff Writer | February 27, 2025
Two students enjoy the Super Bowl halftime show. It has been a controversial topic for many; whether you are a Drake or Kendrick fan, it was an impressive performance.
Kendrick Lamar’s halftime controversy
Sydney Hanson, Opinions Editor | February 26, 2025
The spring band concert wraps up as a huge success, ending with a spectacular performance from the symphonic band. Gracelyn Julison looks to the crowd searching for family and friends.
Wilsonville Music Department preps for district festivals
Avery Underhill, Staff Writer | March 21, 2025
The symphony orchestra rises to their feet after their final piece, marking the end of an action-packed concert. Performing for an audience is a celebration of the work every musical student has pushed themselves toward.
That springtime sound
Ethan Spisak and John D'Souza | March 21, 2025
AP Music Theory students are pictured in the band room, where the class takes place. The small class size and rigorous curriculum provide high school students with the resources necessary to develop musical literacy and proficiency. Photo taken by author.
Mind the music
John D'Souza, Editor-in-Chief | March 20, 2025
Created by Grace Haack this poster became taped up around school to promote Stevenson's talk. As most of Stevenson's work is social art finding pieces to visually represent them became a difficult task.
You too can be a Master Artist
Ethan Spisak, Arts Editor | March 7, 2025
Freshman Cooper Sanders flying 
through the air after hitting a big jump. The thrill of the jump mixed with the crisp mountain air is enough to bring him chills.
Shredding to State
Roxcy McIlmoil, Guest writer | March 24, 2025
WVHS class of 2020 graduate Emily Harms returns to the softball field as an assistant coach.  Harms enjoys the opportunity to give back to the team that has meant so much to her.
Emily Harms: a Wilsonville legacy of dedication and community
Paige Hibbard, Guest writer | March 24, 2025
A mountain of sugar looks like a sweet treat to many.  Others claim it is time for a warning label.
Sugar – harmless treat or hidden killer?
Amelia Swingle, Guest writer | March 24, 2025
The spring band concert wraps up as a huge success, ending with a spectacular performance from the symphonic band. Gracelyn Julison looks to the crowd searching for family and friends.
Wilsonville Music Department preps for district festivals
Avery Underhill, Staff Writer | March 21, 2025
A mountain of sugar looks like a sweet treat to many.  Others claim it is time for a warning label.
Sugar – harmless treat or hidden killer?
Amelia Swingle, Guest writer | March 24, 2025
Jason Milham teaches a lesson during his AP Environmental Science class. Students are engaged as he involves himself with them throughout the period.
Sharing respect
Sophia Lopez, Student Life Editor | March 14, 2025
At the recent Spring Assembly, the Springfest Court was announced and the students played the first game in a series that will continue to be shown through videos in the Life Class.
Springfest 2025
Sofia Kerner, Staff Writer | March 12, 2025
A photo of the world-famous Nyhavn harbor located in Copenhagen, Denmark, known for its colorful houses and boats. Through travel, students get the opportunity to experience new things.
Travel and its benefits for students
Niko Rogers, Guest Writer | March 9, 2025
These boards feature each project the capital bond could potentially fund. Every dot on the boards signify a vote by a member of the community on what they think the bond money should go towards.
Decisions being made at the WLWV Bond Summit
Sophia Pattalochi, Academics Editor | March 20, 2025
Students in Mr. Navarro’s Modern US History class worked to complete their project in Spanish. For dual language students, classes like this are essential to earn required credits, even through the struggles of the small number of available classes.
A dilemma in Dual Language
Leighton Gee, Staff Writer | March 14, 2025
Depth in the perfection of grades emphasizes the stress and pressure it has on students. Although grades are meant to be an evaluation of knowledge, they're often skewed and interpreted as measures of one's intelligence and worth, which is a lie that many students struggle navigating.
The pressure of perfection
February 12, 2025
Freshman Cooper Sanders flying 
through the air after hitting a big jump. The thrill of the jump mixed with the crisp mountain air is enough to bring him chills.
Shredding to State
Roxcy McIlmoil, Guest writer | March 24, 2025
WVHS class of 2020 graduate Emily Harms returns to the softball field as an assistant coach.  Harms enjoys the opportunity to give back to the team that has meant so much to her.
Emily Harms: a Wilsonville legacy of dedication and community
Paige Hibbard, Guest writer | March 24, 2025
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