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The Paw Print
The Student News Site of Wilde Lake High School

The Paw Print
The Student News Site of Wilde Lake High School

The Paw Print

Wild Wilde West

Janay Gore • May 6, 2014
From left to right: Nathan Nguyen, Hannah Becker, Evan Bell, Xiomi Baleno, and Jessica Hubert.
From left to right: Nathan Nguyen, Hannah Becker, Evan Bell, Xiomi Baleno, and Jessica Hubert.
From left to right: Janay , Jessica Shulman, Nate Minnick, Eric Cataldi, Averie Stovall, Kendall Knight, and Helena Olmstead.
From left to right: Janae , Jessica Shulman, Nate Minnick, Eric Cataldi, Averie Stovall, Kendall Knight, and Helena Olmstead.
Sarah Hulit (left) and Grayson Corbett (right)
Sarah Hulit (left) and Grayson Corbett (right)
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A teacher monitors the bathroom and watches as a student walks into the bathroom with their lanyard pass.
Students continue to misuse bathrooms
COLUMBIA, MARYLAND, OCTOBER 17, 2024 - Mr. Ben Townsend’s AP English 12 class has multiple empty seats with only 14 students.
AP classes face low enrollment
COLUMBIA, MARYLAND, NOVEMBER 6, 2024 - Students crowd into the lunch line during B lunch and wait up to 15 minutes to get their food. The new lunch schedule has led to longer lines and wait times.
Overcrowded lunch shifts lead to excessively long lines
COLUMBIA, MARYLAND, NOVEMBER 7, 2024 - Wilde Lake’s new Principal Mr. Michael Brown held his first Meet and Greet of the school year on November 7. All staff was encouraged to sit down with Mr. Brown to voice their thoughts and concerns. Ms. Kazandra Anderson, the school social worker within the Teen Parenting Program, talks about the program with Mr. Brown.
Wilde Lake welcomes Mr. Michael Brown
COLUMBIA, MARYLAND, FEBRUARY 23, 2024 -- Junior Autumn Wilkerson receives her late pass after scanning her Synergy QR code. According to administration, having students sign in with their QR codes provides more accurate data on student attendance.
Decline in Student Attendance Challenges Administration
COLUMBIA, MARYLAND, FEBRUARY 6, 2024 -- HCASC president Allie Liu (left), Hemant Kantheti (left), and Cristian Allen (right) discuss the budget plan.
Budget Slash Leads to Overcrowded Classrooms
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Aisha Morillo (right) and her best friend (center) are photographed with their fourth grade teacher (left). When Aisha turned 13, she was forced to leave the life she knew and her friends in Venezuela because of death threats towards her family.
Aisha Morillo, 11th grade, Venezuela
Zulma Aguilar (center) and her two sisters in El Salvador. Zulma’s younger sister stayed in El Salvador while her and her older sister moved to America.
Zulma Aguilar, 12th grade, El Salvador
Renato Serrano and his mom photographed in El Salvador. They moved to Florida when Renato was 10 because his mom received a job opportunity. Renato moved with his mom and two brothers.
Renato Serrano, 10th grade, El Salvador
Zulma Aguilar (izquierda) con su hermana y su tía en El Salvador. Zulma se vino a los Estados Unidos con su hermana mayor.
Zulma Aguilar, 12 grado, de El Salvador
Aisha Morillo, su hermana, mayor, y su mamá en una playa en Venezuela. Cuando Aisha se mudó a los Estados Unídos, tuvo que dejar a su mamá y a su hermana. Su hermana no pudo cruzar la frontera entre México y los Estados Unidos.
Aisha Morillo, 11 grado, de Venezuela
Renato Serrano (izquierda) y sus dos hermanos en El Salvador. Cuando su mamá recibió una oportunidad para el trabajo, Renato y su familia se mudaron a Florida.
Renato Serrano, 10 grado, de El Salvador
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