Prom 2022

WS seniors enjoyed their long-awaited prom at The River View at Occoquan on May 6.

McKenna Couch and Riley Zimmerman|May 16, 2022

“Seeing dirty stuff makes me stressed and cleaning just gives my mind a reset. It’s also so good for your mental health,” said freshman El Ross.

Mind over mess

Crafted by the 2022 Military Ambassadors Club, this map traces the movements of military-connected Spartans, using colored strings to represent each individual’s journey. The interconnected paths illustrate the constant convergence of military families.

Military children on the move

Junior Hannah Armah is wearing Tasman UGGs paired with Sonic the Hedgehog socks. “I have had these UGGs for almost two years. They have been with me through rain and snow, ups and downs. I have fostered somewhat of an emotional connection with my UGGs,” said Armah. “They have seen me through everything.”

Should UGG shoes be pushed under the rug?

As pictured, 86% of students polled prefer music during studying, while 14% prefer to not.

Sounds or silence

A 2023 version of Snapchat (left) of junior Erica Tabohs compared to an older version (right) reveals the change of the app over the years. Snapchat+, AI, and hyper realistic Bitmojis have transformed the formerly simple look of the app.

One snap, thousands of stories

Online Exclusives

Soleil Santos (left) sparked her and Danny Rozier’s (right) first conversation on Instagram asking about their shared academy class and the rest is history.

First dates on a downfall

Anticipation builds for Taylor Swift’s new album release

Anticipation builds for Taylor Swift’s new album release

A student opens door two, allowing another student in during the class transition period.

Locked out, stay out

(Left to right) English teacher Brianna Salvato, counselor Taylor Wagonseller, Associate Principal Amy Brown, Principal Michael Mukai, Director of Student Services John Basta and Safety & Security Specialist Brad Adams view the solar eclipse on Monday afternoon.

A total eclipse of the sun

“In my experience, tardiness and skipping are issues that might not have consistent consequences,” said Jensen. This inconsistency in consequences has led to the large amount of slips in Ms. Jensen’s tardy slip box.

Is WS too soft on students?

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