Counselors give great advice
October 16, 2018
KIM DOUGLASS, Dean of Students Q: What was your former job and how does it differ from your job now? A: I was the Dean of Students at Roseville High School, so I’m leaving one high school and coming to another. The difference would just basically be in the new relationships that I’m building with staff and als...
Me and You Too
Paige Schepperley, Creative Director
May 18, 2018
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“I think this movement will encourage people to speak up against those oppressing them,” said Errington. Hopefully be a kick in the face to men or women who believe they are entitled to the bodies of others.”
Dr. Wells calls her 17 year Wakefield career a success
Ryanne Howard, Business Editor
May 10, 2018
“Get involved in outside activities. Don’t just go to high school for totally academics. Have a well rounded education. It’s really important to discover who you are. Take advantage of all the opportunities you have. Be a risk taker,” Dr. Wells said.
Wakefield marches for change and remembrance
April 25, 2018
On March 14 2018, students across the nation participated in a National School Walkout in order to honor the victims of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting and protest for gun reform. In the shooting, a gunman killed 17 people, most of them students, with an AR-15-- a firearm atta...
Project Give H.O.P.E inspires good deeds
Anthony Howard, Social Media Editor
March 26, 2018
Junior, Angel Bui, reflected on her high school career, contemplating her impact on those less fortunate. In order to fulfill her need to give back, Bui established her own organization, Project Give H.O.P.E (Help Others Prosper Everyday), that inspired not only herself but fellow classmates to advoca...
Collaborative fun for all
Yasmin Rosa, Staff Writer
March 7, 2018
In the past couple months, Wakefield established unique collaborative spaces to allow students to find comfort outside of their classrooms. These new spaces can be found in the 2300 hallway and the 300 hallway where the locker bays used to be. There are tables with comfortable chairs, a whiteboard wit...
Multicultural Club hosts African American culture night
Ryanne Howard, Business Editor
March 1, 2018
“Black history month is a month that we can extra celebrate our culture. We can celebrate our ancestors and what they mean to us,” Jones said.
How to prepare for the college application process
Montia Daniels, Arts and Entertainment Editor
December 20, 2017
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Along with the joys and perks of senior year, many seniors are faced with the daunting question of what they want to do for the rest of their lives. For many of them, college is the next step in their journey. Beyond choosing which college to go to and what to major in, the college application process...
Wolverines prepare for first semester exams
Ryanne Howard, Business Editor
December 12, 2017
“Come in and just relax and know the information. Usually go with your first instinct, chances are you are going to be right, not all the time but most of the time it’s going to be right,” Kelly said.
Little Shop of Horrors Making its Big Appearance
Paige Schepperley, Creative Director
December 5, 2017
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“For all those thinking of doing theater I say jump in,” said Orsett. “There’s something for everyone in theater whether you like to sing, or like to do tech, everyone has something different they are able to contribute.”
Mistletoe Market brings cheer, opportunities to community
Adeola Owokoniran, News Editor
November 29, 2017
Mistletoe Market brings good cheer and joy to the Wakefield community by showcasing local craftsmen and business owners. On November 9, Wakefield High School was transformed into a magical holiday craft fair. An event filled with fun, merchandise, and food with vendors from all over North Carolina. Proceeds...
Bell inspires students, wins Teacher of the Year award
Isabela Mercer, Staff Writer
November 20, 2017
"Good, effective math teachers, or teachers in general, are called to teach. They don’t come to work, they get to come to work.” ~Bell
Anthony Howard, Social Media Editor
May 17, 2018 • No Comments
April 12. Rashon Nelson and Donte Robinson walk into their local Starbucks and take a seat, waiting for the arrival of their friend. Nelson promptly asked the store manager...
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Foreign Exchange students reflect after a semester of high school
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