Poms, now in its third year at Wilde Lake, has evolved from a small, student-run club to a twenty-plus member squad, its largest group yet, said Audrey Fioretto.
Senior captain, Audrey Fioretto, has...
Freshmen took the 8-9 PSAT on October 19, along with sophomores and juniors taking the regular PSAT. The 8-9 PSAT focused on eighth and ninth grade subjects, while sophomores and juniors took the traditional...
On September 15, Wilde Lake varsity volleyball played and won all three sets against Glenelg High for the first time in over four years. Wilde Lake won three sets in a row 25-17, 25-22, 25-22. The team...
Wilde Lake’s fall musical, You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown, is playing on November 17, 18, and 19 at 7 pm. Tickets are for sale now at wildelake.seatyourself.biz and are $12...
For this week's Flashback Friday, this is the story of when Wilde Lake's Concert Choir took a tour to and performed in the U.S.S.R. The article is from students' perspective of the trip and was published...
Ms. Gaither, a new CTE teacher, transferred to Wilde Lake after teaching for 12 years in Baltimore County.
In addition to teaching at Wilde Lake, Ms. Gaither makes the 20 minute drive to Mount Hebron,...
Ms. Henderson is a new yearbook sponsor and English teacher at Wilde Lake this year.
Though she’s new to Wilde Lake, she’s not new to teaching. She was a teacher for one year at Oakland Mills before...
Senior Sydney McNamara, an integral part of the girls varsity soccer team and a standout student, earned a starting position her freshman year and never looked back. Since her first year on the team, the...
While most students spent the summer traveling or hanging out with friends, senior Andrea D’Souza, spent her vacation riding in ambulances and helping people in emergency.
D’Souza became an official...
This year, Wilde Lake teachers and siblings Trevor and Megan Shea filled the varsity coaching vacancies on the boys and girls varsity soccer fields.
Mr. Shea, a special educator at this school, coached...
In August, Maryland Governor Larry Hogan, disregarding all county, and local level governments, ordered all Maryland public schools to begin after Labor Day and finish before June 15, effective next school...
