Lauren Jascewsky is the only girl on the 24-player Howard County Wolves hockey team.
D’Asia Dendy is the only girl on the Wilde Lake wrestling team.
Coach Chantal Ridlon is the only female football...
With at least ten new followers every hour and hundreds of likes, comments, and shares, Wilde Lake was buzzing this month with the spread of anonymous Instagram gossip accounts — shade rooms meant to...
It’s 2:30, and students gather in room 310, folding paper and cutting cardboard as they assemble the notebooks they will send to low-income students in the Dominican Republic.
The bookbinding project,...
This year, Wilde Lake rebooted its Advisory program, a daily, 20-minute period to be used for community building, distributing materials, and giving information to students. But whether the program has...
For many years now, students have been doodling during classes on worksheets, from Elementary School, up to High School. Teachers, however, even in this day and age still don’t understand it, and oftentimes...
Starting his sixth year at Wilde Lake, Mr. Blount continues to be a support system for many students as a paraeducator, the step team coach, and a mentor.
As a paraeducator, he says that he helps...
Last year, the MSDE (Maryland State Department of Education) voted to make some state tests worth 20% of students’ grades in English 10, Biology, Government, and Algebra 1 next school year.
This...
When online school started in April of 2020, sophomore Kaia Roberson says she was doing the bare minimum because of the pass or fail system. As the year progressed, turning in work got harder, she says....
Seats are empty, instruments have been left to collect dust, stage lights are off.
Distance learning has made it difficult for students to rehearse, perform, and collaborate. In spite of all of this...
Weirded out, happy, reluctant.
These were some of the feelings felt by many Howard County students as they returned to the school building in April after having been out of school for over a year.
As...
On April 5 when it was announced that anyone 16 and over was eligible for a vaccine, senior Amaiya Sancho was overjoyed.
After losing both of her grandparents to the Coronavirus and losing out on her...
Amaiya Sancho , Sports Editor, Arts Editor
• May 4, 2021
Emma Bohse has been dancing for most of her life.
She has been a part of the Dance Company (DCo) for all four years of high school. She has also been a competitive dancer since the age of eight,...
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