Deepa Shivaram drives into the overflowing parking lot of WAHS on a rainy morning, greeted by a Journalist student standing in the rain awaiting her arrival. Eager to visit her old high school and connect...
One issue has long plagued the hallways of Western Albemarle High School. As each senior class graduates and moves on to bigger and better things, a new generation of Warriors inherits this polarizing...
Western junior Helen Moak has proven herself a trailblazer. She is the first student from Western to be admitted into the Summer Residential Governor's School program for Japanese, which will spend its...
Jazz trumpeter Miles Davis once said that he imagines he’s playing the guitar on trumpet. For Leri Odumosu, star freshman saxophone player, he draws many similarities to Miles Davis by emulating the...
While some Western students may know her as their former art teacher at Murray Elementary, Jocelyn Nicole Johnson is now widely recognized as the author of "My Monticello," her collection of short stories...
Beginning in the 2023 school year, Albemarle County Public Schools is scrapping the old academy system and replacing it with a new network of Career Learning Communities (CLCs) that will allow students...
Drama's musical, “Matilda,” is preparing for its performances between April 20th and 23rd. "Matilda" is a lively and enthusiastic play, following Matilda, a child prodigy who navigates life with incredibly...
On January 9th, a small circle of passionate students gathered after school to show off their theatrical prowess in WAHS’ annual Shakespeare Competition, each student choosing a monologue from one of...
This school year Albemarle County Public Schools purchased new Promethean boards for almost every classroom in Albemarle County. The purchases were made to combat the outdated and inconsistent technology...
Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin has proposed a new set of policies on how Virginia’s public schools should treat transgender and nonbinary students, one that differs significantly from the previous...
As a first born child, college applications seemed incredibly daunting. I didn’t have siblings or older friends to tell me what to do. I was super stressed about applications due to all the counselors...
Numerous WAHS students walked out of school on May 9th in protest of a leaked draft of the United State Supreme Court’s decision in the case Dobbs v. Jackson. The leaked draft outlined a 5 to 4 majority...
