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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
Opinions
This is a typical school lunch at Wilsonville High School. The school strives to create a balanced meal for every student.
School lunch, healthy or easy: all the challenges.
Capucine Dresse, Guest Writer | October 9, 2025
This image shows three books kept at the Wilsonville library. These three books are some of the most commonly banned books in America.
From ban to burn: the dangers of limiting voices
Grant Hydes, Staff Writer | October 9, 2025
Isaiah Kessler and Pabel pose with their poster for the Skate Club, now in its second year. Judging by the amount of signatures, the club is swiftly becoming popular among many interested students.
Missing what you’re missing out on
Shalin Taksali, Staff Writer | October 7, 2025
Photo of the senior homecoming float, decorated as princess and the frog. This years theme for the dance was Once upon a time.
High school dance hysteria
Carissa Parry, Opinions Editor | October 1, 2025
This picture shows the intense rivalry between the numbers six and eight. As of today, six has been overthrown by eight to take their spot as number of number of classes students have.
Six vs. Eight Classes
Grant Hydes, Staff Writer | September 25, 2025
This image shows incoming seniors the classes they can expect to take in their last year of high school. The number of classes and the consequences of choosing wrong can leave students feeling overwhelmed and confused.
Senior Scheduling for Dummies
Grant Hydes, Staff Writer | September 16, 2025
Arts
Choir Director, Karen Bohart (right), coaches Soul’d Out. She comes in every morning to teach the a cappella group and get them ready for competitions. Photo by Tyler Widener
The art of a cappella
Joslin Jones, Guest writer | October 13, 2025
Ayden Markovitch (11) plays euphonium next to the trombones. He listens to them and plays along with what he's hearing.
Swingin’ in the morning: jazz band greets each morning with music and passion
Sophia Culp, Guest writer | October 9, 2025
Left to right: Stevie Binns, Taylor Nichols, Ethan Spisak, and Aislinn Quinn finish the day off at Instafest. Posing underneath Grant Pass's HOCO decorations for their dance later that night.
Instafest, a not so instant journey
Ethan Spisak, Arts Editor | October 7, 2025
Here's Jett McCall working the school halls Monday morning. His accessory is a Burberry wide-fit scarf.
In between fashion and fourth period
Ellie Shimmon, Staff Writer | October 3, 2025
Jazz club members circle up and groove with one another, the combined effort of piano, drums, trumpet, cello, scatting, and more. Inspiration drawn from the riff of the day, but also the beat within their bodies.
Swing by jazz club
Ethan Spisak, Arts Editor | September 24, 2025
Recent Stories
Photo of Mr. Abraham in his counseling office. Mr. Abraham is apart of the amazing counseling team at WVHS. To have a meeting with your counselor, simply go into the counseling office and sign in on the computer.
People of the Ville – Mr.Abraham
Carissa Parry, Opinions editor | October 17, 2025
Photo of Ms. Hanlon in her classroom. Ms. Hanlon is an AP teacher and creates a learning environment that is engaging and supportive.
People of the Ville – Ms. Hanlon
Carissa Parry, Opinions Editor | October 17, 2025
Mr. Eby in his classroom. Here, he teaches a variety of classes and hosts clubs. This includes teaching AP U.S. Government and History Through Film, and extracurriculars Model UN and Jewish Student Union.
People of the Ville – Arden Eby
Sophia Lopez, Student Life Editor | October 17, 2025
Benton during a Flex period. He works hard on his classwork in his Life Class.
People of the Ville – Benton Chadwich
Sophia Lopez, Student Life Editor | October 17, 2025
Student Life
Mr. Lunden messes with photoshops AI tool by adding a UFO above the school. AI can be a gift or a curse, depending on how you use it.
AI in the creative process: friend or foe?
Scott Bradley, Guest Writer | October 9, 2025
Students Liam Wilde, Norah Arthur, Ayoub Laouamri, Ari Avila Escobar, and Teacher Mr. Deeder stand next to Cultural Exploration club participant Owen Feinblatt. Owen notes, "I hope to spread awareness of cultural similarities, and differences, and in general goodwill among my classmates."
Club fair participants
Avery Underhill, Academics Editor | October 7, 2025
The homecoming parade, featuring the float designed by the senior class. The image was taken by Tyler Widener, one of Wilsonville's student photographers that dedicated hours to photographing the various events that took place over the homecoming weekend.
Students behind the madness: Homecoming weekend
Sophia Lopez, Student Life Editor | October 3, 2025
The Flags in the commons of Wilsonville High School represents the culture and diversity including all different cultures and people. The United States is a place of endless opportunities for all people, Wilsonville embarks culture and diversity.
Why Foreign exchange?
Tyler Fallt, Staff writer | October 2, 2025
Academics
Senor Smeraglio, a versatile teacher who instructs many levels of Spanish, dreadfully sits grading student’s assignments. He admits to falling into the sticky cycle of putting mundane tasks off, voicing his likelihood to, "procrastinate grading homework.”
Psychology of procrastination
Sofia Kerner, Staff Writer | October 17, 2025
A picture of Mrs. Giese with a welcome stand resides in front of her college and career room. Her room is located right across from the office.
Personal Profile: The wonderful Mrs. Giese
Avery Underhill, Academics Editor | October 7, 2025
This picture captures part of the teen's graphic novel section at Wilsonville's Public Library. This section features a wide variety of graphic novels, including 2 bookshelf's worth of manga! On the adjacent side of that grey shelf, one can find the promised staff recommendations.
Graphic novels: Why we should take them seriously
October 1, 2025
ChatGPT easily answers questions for a student, allowing good grades without putting in any actual effort in learning. As people begin to embrace the ever-evolving technology advancements, some may argue that it comes at a cost of learning.
From chalkboards to chatbots
September 24, 2025
Sra. Mcintire esta entrevistada cuando empieza su rol en la escuela secundaria de Wilsonville como la nueva directora provisional. Se refleja y mira para delante! Photo del distrito West-Linn Wilsonville
Wilsonville High School welcomes new interim principal
September 19, 2025
Sports
Wilsonville's wildcats sophomore, Emery Putnam walking out to the field getting ready to play defense. Putnam has been playing for the wildcats program for 5 years.
Built for greatness
Emery Putnam, Staff Writer | October 16, 2025
Wilsonville's sophomore star Lyla Johnson passing the ball to one of her team mates on the way to score a goal. Johnson has been on varsity since her freshman year.
Wildcats reloaded
Emery Putnam, Staff Writer | October 14, 2025
The coaches pose in between heated film discussions. Finck loves Christopher Nolan, but Barkley prefers older movies like The Goonies and Lawrence of Arabia. (Robbie Osborn)
Cross-country coach characteristics
October 8, 2025
On September 24th, Wilsonville defeated Milwaukee in 3 sets. They are now 7-2 on the season
Under appreciated sports: girls volleyball
October 7, 2025
Video Journalism
Review a successful evening of music and sunshine, brought to you by the jazz bands of Wilsonville High School and Meridian Creek Middle School! Graphic by John D'Souza
Sofia Lopez and Ryan Williams pose together outside the Wilsonville back doors.
Senior Ted Lee serving the tennis ball in a strong caliber match showing the fun and competive aspects of the game of tennis not only at Wilsonville but around the nation.
WBN logo. Graphic provided by WBN staff.
WBN logo. Graphic provided by WBN staff.
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