Students at the high school can look forward to expanded course offerings in Project Lead the Way and College Credit Plus options, according to WHS principal Tyler Keener. “In regard to new programs,...
Seniors Jessica Ezeji and Aaron Cochran were the recipients of the Wooster All-Sports Booster Scholarship Award in which they each won $1000. They are the first to win the award this year. Ron...
On April 30, the annual WHS Big Band Dance will take place from 8:30 p.m. to 11 p.m. The dance costs $10 per person and is run by music director, Dan Adams, and the...
Standardized tests have been used for the college admission process and general student evaluation for years, but are these tests effective at gauging students in their entirety? The answer is unclear due to...
July 13, 1848 marks the beginning of the women’s rights movement in the United States. On this date, Elizabeth Cady Stanton made plans with a group of friends to host a convention in Seneca...
The Cornerstone PlayLab is a parent and PTO driven playground that will be used to replace the old outdated playground. “Nearly three years ago, the Cornerstone PTO was approached by Cornerstone staff to help...
The Wooster City School District will be acquiring a new system to enhance the safety of school transportation. The new system, called Student Ridership, was created by Synovia Solutions, an Indianapolis-based technology company. Elizabeth...
On Feb. 5, WHS will host its second career day, which will bring members of the community to the school to present different careers to students. “We wanted as much variety as possible,” Associate...
In his final year at WHS Jake Robinson (12) is making his mark on not only the students at WHS, but the culture of WHS as well. During Robinson’s junior year, he was given...
The International Baccalaureate program’s leadership will pass into new hands in the 2016-2017 school year, as program leaders look to reinvigorate its recruitment drive. Rich Bellanco, current IB director, is planning to retire before...
