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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

Seniors Ashlyn Hartford and Cammy Gore hold a sign featuring an extremely hot take. This can be an example of the hot takes heard around the halls of Wilsonville High School.
Hot takes
Grace Kelso, Staff Writer • March 18, 2024
Profe Canales and some students rafting at the last Costa Rica trip. This trip provides opportunities for students to experience other cultures. Photo provided by Cristian Canales.
The benefits of the Spanish dual language program
Sydney Hanson and Brooklynn Edmonds March 12, 2024
One of the many wonderful creations of one Elie Katz. An axolotl covered in a color explosion of yarn.
Hobbies of the bored
Ethan Spisak, Opinions Editor • March 12, 2024
These posters have been posted around the school to promote the shop. Later, Mrs. West and her life class stayed after school to set it up.
Pop-up thrift store at Wilsonville!
Mia Poppe, Staff Writer • March 18, 2024
A group of students acts out a scene in which conflict unfolds. After spending hours rehearsing alongside one another, they have established strong kinships. Photo provided by the Wilsonville Theater Department.
Middle school matinee: A dive into Shakespeare
John D'Souza, Staff Writer, and Lily Arzie March 14, 2024
Wilsonville jazz band performs at the West Salem High School auditorium. They placed 3rd in their division, and had the opportunity to hear various other jazz bands! Photo provided by Caleb Green.
Beyond ink on a page
John D'Souza, Staff Writer • February 23, 2024
Seniors Ashlyn Hartford and Cammy Gore hold a sign featuring an extremely hot take. This can be an example of the hot takes heard around the halls of Wilsonville High School.
Hot takes
Grace Kelso, Staff Writer • March 18, 2024
These posters have been posted around the school to promote the shop. Later, Mrs. West and her life class stayed after school to set it up.
Pop-up thrift store at Wilsonville!
Mia Poppe, Staff Writer • 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.
Child Development
Avery Novitsky, Guest Writer • March 18, 2024
This world map illustrates the interconnected journey of our exchange students forging bridges across continents. Photo provided by RawPixel, creative commons.
An exchange of cultures through students
Macy Hubka, Staff Writer • 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.
Child Development
Avery Novitsky, Guest Writer • March 18, 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
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
Senior Joel Thiessen chooses to play UNO instead of doing work with his partner. He procrastinates regularly.
High school procrastination
Hector Baltazar, Staff Writer • March 6, 2024
This world map illustrates the interconnected journey of our exchange students forging bridges across continents. Photo provided by RawPixel, creative commons.
An exchange of cultures through students
Macy Hubka, Staff Writer • March 18, 2024
Jett McCall holding his award for his poem titled Unnamed. He is planning on pursuing this art further in the future.
Wilsonville High School's slam poetry event was a success!
Riley Mulrooney, Staff Writer • March 18, 2024
A studious Karli Sanders, junior, reads her book assignment. From the outside, one may think shes mindlessly reading, but in reality, she is following each word with excitement for whats to come.
More than words
February 23, 2024
After the last home game of the season, the team exited the court in high spirits and with high hopes looking ahead to the playoff rounds.
A legacy of strength
Kate Gore, Managing Editor • March 14, 2024
Luke Haener winds up and fires towards home plate in a 12-1 win over North Eugene in the first round of the 2023 playoffs. Haener looks to be a huge part of a great Wilsonville rotation this year. Photo provided by Greg Artman.
Wilsonville baseball season preview
Mason Seal, Broadcasting Manager • March 12, 2024
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