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Resources waghostwriter has populated their site with include: • ‘you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love’: a paradoxical wonderland – WA Ghostwriter • Flag football crushed by Leominster in final four game – WA Ghostwriter • The first goodbye of growing up – WA Ghostwriter • waghostwriter.com • Raker leads the race toward girls’ empowerment through GOTR program – WA Ghostwriter • Cassie takes centerstage through commit to UMass Lowell – WA Ghostwriter • WA Girls’ Hockey falls short to Malden Catholic • Picture perfect: The Class of 2026 graduates – WA Ghostwriter • Girls’ Tennis crushes Lexington, clinching round of four spot – WA Ghostwriter • Class of ’26 chooses healthcare – WA Ghostwriter • Stowell kicks off her college career – WA Ghostwriter • Shaivi Shah: voice of the Class of 2026 – WA Ghostwriter • Dailey says Auf Wiedersehen to Westford Academy – WA Ghostwriter • Ang named Class of ’26 valedictorian – WA Ghostwriter • Shieh named Class of ’26 salutatorian – WA Ghostwriter • AI impacts students’ career choices – WA Ghostwriter • Towers leaves behind a showstopping legacy – WA Ghostwriter • Girls’ Lacrosse wipes out Framingham in postseason debut – WA Ghostwriter • Murphy follows the spotlight to James Madison University – WA Ghostwriter • Staff gives advice to graduating seniors – WA Ghostwriter • Jozokos says ‘aloha’ to island life with two-year move to Hawaii – WA Ghostwriter • Robotics team codes their way to World’s – WA Ghostwriter • Junior Varsity takes on the turf – WA Ghostwriter • The Apple Blossom Festival supports locals for 57th year – WA Ghostwriter • Best Buddies Prom will return for another year – WA Ghostwriter • Ganz’s capstone sewn with symbolism – WA Ghostwriter • The double life of student-athletes – WA Ghostwriter • Overnight senior trip returns for the first time since 2019 – WA Ghostwriter • The status quo-tillion – WA Ghostwriter • WA’s later starting time has been an evident success – WA Ghostwriter • Boys’ Volleyball destroys North Middlesex Regional – WA Ghostwriter • Human Rights Club hosts fourth annual Chaat Masala – WA Ghostwriter • How are we supposed 2 say 6oodbye? – WA Ghostwriter • Boys’ Lacrosse reigns in 18-10 win against Waltham – WA Ghostwriter • Softball falls to Billerica Memorial High School – WA Ghostwriter • Boys’ volleyball prevails over Nashoba Regional High School – WA Ghostwriter • 7 fun things to do this spring break – WA Ghostwriter • A never-ending midnight sun, wrapped up in a thrilling two hours – WA Ghostwriter • Robotics team is Texas bound for Worlds competition – WA Ghostwriter • Student Spotlight: Olivia Bao – WA Ghostwriter • D’Eon spikes commit to Fitchburg State – WA Ghostwriter • From texts to real life interactions: living in the moment and not online – WA Ghostwriter • SASA blends careers with culture – WA Ghostwriter • A swing built for the long game: Li heads to Wesleyan – WA Ghostwriter • Student Spotlight: Matthew Van Houtte – WA Ghostwriter • Girls’ Lacrosse falls to Reading in crushing season opener – WA Ghostwriter • Girls’ Tennis dominates Chelmsford in their home opener – WA Ghostwriter • Harry’s Styles’ ‘Kiss All The Time. Disco Occasionally’ invites listeners to embrace the unknown – WA Ghostwriter • Best Buddies fosters connections through annual dance party – WA Ghostwriter • Ella Doran pulls the flag for Roxbury Community College – WA Ghostwriter • Black & LatinX club presents new event Ritmos Unidos – WA Ghostwriter • Students brave cold at annual Polar Plunge – WA Ghostwriter • Stop letting prom dress pressures diminish confidence – WA Ghostwriter • Putting effort into preparing for the future – WA Ghostwriter • The cost of what schools don’t teach is paid after graduation – WA Ghostwriter • Teddy Hirbour touches down at Union College – WA Ghostwriter • SASA and MSA host Ramadan celebration – WA Ghostwriter • Girls’ Basketball season ends in MIAA round of 16 – WA Ghostwriter • St. Denis plays out his passion for music in Press Play Curation – WA Ghostwriter • Kindness in a card – WA Ghostwriter • How society dictates our opinions – WA Ghostwriter • Not just a number: dating between grades should be stopped – WA Ghostwriter • Carmichael scores lacrosse commit to ASU – WA Ghostwriter • Bruno Mars dives back into listeners’ hearts with ‘The Romantic’ – WA Ghostwriter • When did disrespect become so normalized? – WA Ghostwriter • WA alum returns as student teacher – WA Ghostwriter • Is there really a need for a NeeDoh? – WA Ghostwriter • Asian Culture Club hosts fourth Lunar New Year celebration – WA Ghostwriter • Girls’ Basketball overpowers Newton North 64-50, advances to Round of 16 – WA Ghostwriter • Too young for the tux – WA Ghostwriter • Girls’ Basketball victorious in 56-45 high-energy game against Newton South – WA Ghostwriter • O’Connor dabbles in the art of teaching – WA Ghostwriter • Human Anatomy classes dissect pig fetuses instead of cats – WA Ghostwriter • It’s time to fully utilize lockers offered to students at WA – WA Ghostwriter • Boys’ Basketball falls to Cambridge Rindge and Latin 61-57 during senior night – WA Ghostwriter • Hamlet’s presence at WA: the benefits of a therapy dog – WA Ghostwriter • Junior Book Awards switch to application-based process – WA Ghostwriter • Co-ed hockey team faces off against first responders in fundraiser – WA Ghostwriter • Balancing books with change through Wasef’s mission for menstrual equity – WA Ghostwriter • Photos: Boys’ hockey falls short to Lincoln-Sudbury 4-1 – WA Ghostwriter • Photos: Girls’ Basketball triumphs 65-23 over Concord-Carlisle – WA Ghostwriter • Photos: WA Boys’ Swim & Dive Swims to fourth at DCL Championships – WA Ghostwriter • Photos: WA Girls’ Swim & Dive finishes fourth in DCL Championships – WA Ghostwriter • Snow Day Grader: Jan. 26 and Jan. 27, 2026 – WA Ghostwriter • A spoon under your pillow: reconnect with your inner-child through snow days – WA Ghostwriter • Breaking barriers on the slopes: how Nashoba Valley Ski Area opens up the mountain to everyone – WA Ghostwriter • Bernier breaks records and the glass ceiling – WA Ghostwriter • Senioritis: quitting just before crossing the finish line – WA Ghostwriter • Photos: Overtime heartbreaker—WA Boys’ Basketball falls to Weston 66–60 • One day, one test: a new approach to the Seal of Biliteracy exams – WA Ghostwriter • When rhetoric becomes reality – WA Ghostwriter • WA Girls’ Basketball triumphs Acton-Boxborough 58-38 at TD Garden – WA Ghostwriter • WA Boys’ Basketball suffers 47-42 defeat to Falmouth at TD Garden – WA Ghostwriter • Katie McDermott hurdles adversity, commits to Southern Connecticut State University – WA Ghostwriter • Underage drinking: a silent threat – WA Ghostwriter • Photos: Boys’ Hockey decimated by Lincoln Sudbury in 9-3 loss – WA Ghostwriter • Senior Capstone: why is it here and where is it going? – WA Ghostwriter • Photos: Girls’ Basketball secures home victory over Wayland – WA Ghostwriter • WA Girls’ Basketball crushes Wayland 52-20 in whirlwind victory – WA Ghostwriter • Energy-efficient lights continue to be installed at WA – WA Ghostwriter • Ushita Saxena brightens WA’s halls after moving from India – WA Ghostwriter • Muslim Students Association improves accessibility with prayer room • WA Wrestling takes down at Lowell Tournament with Bernier’s historic achievement – WA Ghostwriter • Falling trees threaten cars in senior parking lot – WA Ghostwriter • Bonenfant and Clark warm hearts with ‘Hot Cocoa & Harmony’ – WA Ghostwriter • Photos: WA Girls’ Hockey crushes Waltham 4-0 – WA Ghostwriter • Short-term wins, long-term damage: Rethinking student-athlete injuries – WA Ghostwriter • WA Boys’ and Girls’ Basketball return to play at TD Garden – WA Ghostwriter • WA Boys’ Ice Hockey falls short to Billerica Memorial High School with 5-2 loss – WA Ghostwriter • Photos: Girls’ Basketball wins scrimmage against Lowell – WA Ghostwriter • STUCO turns Walmart aisles into holiday charity mission – WA Ghostwriter • Administration implements new senior lobby door policy – WA Ghostwriter • Abby Hennessy crests the hill of high school cross country career, races to nationals – WA Ghostwriter • Photos: WA Boy’s Wrestling goes 2-1 in quad meet season opener – WA Ghostwriter • ICE: fear from within – WA Ghostwriter • WA Salsa Band cut due to budget constraints – WA Ghostwriter • Snow Problem: 4 tips for safer winter driving – WA Ghostwriter • Wayfinder incorporated into advisories during 2025-2026 school year – WA Ghostwriter • DECA preliminary tests move to UMass Lowell to prevent cheating – WA Ghostwriter • Festival of Trees comes back for its 15th year – WA Ghostwriter • The price of choices: the unfairness of college application fees – WA Ghostwriter • Snow Day Grader: Dec. 2, 2025 – WA Ghostwriter • The feast that’s eating us: the unhealthy reality of mukbang videos – WA Ghostwriter • Equestrian Team saddles up Genna and Chesney for meet-and-greet, team photo • The regurgitation of art through software: GenAI is ruining creative expression – WA Ghostwriter • Thanksgiving: The best holiday – WA Ghostwriter • Tate McRae reflects inward in ‘SO CLOSE TO WHAT??? (deluxe)’ – WA Ghostwriter • DECA introduces mentors for newer members – WA Ghostwriter • Back when 67 used to be just a number – WA Ghostwriter • The weight of the divide: spend time with your grandparents – WA Ghostwriter • Nordic Ski prepares for the start line of their 2025-2026 season – WA Ghostwriter • Meg Norton’s kindness snowballs this holiday season with toy drive – WA Ghostwriter • Thanksgiving tradition: Acton-Boxborough rivalry renewed – WA Ghostwriter • Behind the scenes of WATA’s ‘Cinderella’ – WA Ghostwriter • All-grade “Fall Fling” launches crucial improvements to student body culture – WA Ghostwriter • From fairways to farewell: WA Golf ends bittersweet season with Li and Smith in state championship – WA Ghostwriter • Students plant tulips to raise awareness for mental health – WA Ghostwriter • Sick of the student drop-off line? Sidewalks and bike lanes are the solution. – WA Ghostwriter • Too much of a good thing: why an abundance of after-school clubs can backfire – WA Ghostwriter • Soundbytes: How has the college application process been for you? – WA Ghostwriter • The normalization of mental health in the media has crossed into romanticization – WA Ghostwriter • Sweet sixteen and no more sweets: Time to retire from trick-or-treating – WA Ghostwriter • More than dirt and worms: WA’s newest composting endeavour – WA Ghostwriter • Why AI is doing more harm than good – WA Ghostwriter • WA Marching Band continues successful season at Reading Memorial High School competition, placing second – WA Ghostwriter • Risha Kulkarni and Srisai Vuppuluri made state HOSA board representatives – WA Ghostwriter • New granite cornhole set added to WA senior entrance – WA Ghostwriter • Photos: WA Football falls 26-6 to Chelmsford – WA Ghostwriter • The performative male trend is more than just a joke – WA Ghostwriter • High Spirit East Community bridges gap for individuals with disabilities – WA Ghostwriter • New start times are a step in the right direction for student wellbeing – WA Ghostwriter • WA embraces Islamic culture by introducing the Muslim Student Association – WA Ghostwriter • STUCO opens Fall Fling to all grade levels – WA Ghostwriter • Increase in dual enrollment courses kick-starts WA students’ college education – WA Ghostwriter • Doja Cat’s ‘Vie’ lives in a balance between passion and uncertainty – WA Ghostwriter • WA Girls’ Volleyball crushes Shawsheen Tech in a 3-0 senior night win – WA Ghostwriter • Make-A-Wish and WPD collaborate to bring Ennis’ dream to life – WA Ghostwriter • Photos: WA Golf takes a 45-26 senior night win over Waltham – WA Ghostwriter • ‘The Life of a Showgirl’ is a sparkling addition to Swift’s discography – WA Ghostwriter • Photos: WA Field Hockey falls to Acton-Boxborough in a 3-0 loss – WA Ghostwriter • Girls’ Soccer beats Acton-Boxborough for the first time since 2019 – WA Ghostwriter • Wilde prepares to make an impact through accessible math lessons – WA Ghostwriter • New teacher Joseph Schmidt ready to immerse students in Spanish language and culture – WA Ghostwriter • Photos: WA Girls’ Volleyball crushes Lowell 3-0 – WA Ghostwriter • New nurse Julianne Pepin brings over 25 years of experience to WA – WA Ghostwriter • “Wednesday’s” spooks and thrills are a perfect way to enter the Halloween season – WA Ghostwriter • Wedlake races to Umass Amherst as a newly committed D1 athlete – WA Ghostwriter • Students Rebuild grows community awareness through creativity at WA – WA Ghostwriter • Williams catches a commit to Berry College – WA Ghostwriter • Markesich punts a soccer commit to SUNY Cortland – WA Ghostwriter • Class of 2029 elects first student government – WA Ghostwriter • Photos: WA Girls’ Volleyball wins in 3-2 game against Wayland – WA Ghostwriter • New math teacher Shaylee Puleo excited to help students succeed – WA Ghostwriter • Jenna Grossman continues counseling journey at WA – WA Ghostwriter • WA Boys’ Soccer stomps out Billerica in nail-biting 2-0 match – WA Ghostwriter • WA Girls’ Volleyball sets up for an undefeated season, crushing Waltham 3-0 – WA Ghostwriter • Connole brings a teacher’s perspective to new curriculum coordinator role – WA Ghostwriter • WA Field Hockey raises their sticks for first win of the season – WA Ghostwriter • From fast breaks to new beginnings: Pepin heads to WPI – WA Ghostwriter • ‘Club Cafe’ strives to include all amidst aftermath of budget cuts – WA Ghostwriter • Photos: WA Football suffers a hard fought 24-14 loss against Lowell – WA Ghostwriter • Photos: WA Girls’ Soccer triumphs 5-1 against Tewksbury Memorial – WA Ghostwriter • WA Girls’ Soccer defeats Tewksbury Memorial with 5-1 victory – WA Ghostwriter • WA Girls’ Volleyball continues their winning streak in tight 25-18 match against Boston Latin – WA Ghostwriter • Hennessy hits the ground running with New Balance NIL deal – WA Ghostwriter • The senior behind the scenes: Hayden Pelta’s tech role at WA – WA Ghostwriter • WABC faces difficult transition following Miller’s exit – WA Ghostwriter • WA installs new lighting on Trustees Field – WA Ghostwriter • WA takes the fast lane to safety with newly assigned parking spots – WA Ghostwriter • Google policy update blocks additional services on WPS chromebooks – WA Ghostwriter • WA Girls’ Volleyball season starts off strong with a 3-0 win against Groton-Dunstable – WA Ghostwriter • Sabrina Carpenter’s ‘Man’s Best Friend’ reminds listeners to charge their phone – WA Ghostwriter • Miller retires after four decades of broadcasting student achievements • School committee passes combined freshman health and P.E. graduation requirements • WAGL ends historic season in a 8-6 loss against Concord-Carlisle • Maddie Smith putts to a sectional title • Wilson prepares to play under the Saturday night lights at Trinity College • WA Girls’ Lacrosse advances to state championship after nail-biting 11-10 win over Wellesley • Hot oil accident in Spanish sends students home with burns • Class of 2025 graduation honors growth and lasting bonds • Use of AI writing in civics papers stirs conversation about the place of AI in school • 25 Questions with class of ’25 valedictorian Sahil Dua • 25 Questions with class of ’25 salutatorian Kaylee Bulat • WA Boys’ Lacrosse advances to the round of 8 after a close 13-11 victory against Winchester • HOSA Middle School Committee brings health-related fun to Blanchard • The biggest takeaways from the 5/27 School Committee Meeting • WA sashays into Hispanic culture with its first ever Salsa Night • WA Boys’ Lacrosse blows out Haverhill 18-4 in playoff opener • WA Girls’ Lacrosse advances to Sweet 16 after assertive 13-6 win against Winchester • Bowen prepares for retirement, leaving WA with 32 years of colorful stories • Nidzgorski constructs legacy of connection, retires after 16 years • DeLong plans to retire after 23 years of being an integral part of WA • Open browsers, open minds: TechPals teaches seniors all they need to know • From drum beats to Family Guy: Griffin the Band’s rise to internet fame • Jozokos leads panel impelling reduced exposure of children to social media • Halloran moves on after 13 years of helping WA students do the same • WA Robotics Club presses on the gas and expands community outreach • Roux’s efforts crowned by acceptance to Royal Veterinary College • Kyle sprints to the next leg of his running career • From freshman newcomer to college commit: Creighton’s softball journey • MassEducate changes students’ futures with free education • Senior Kassidy Carmichael scores a commit to The Ohio State University • Mitchell leaves legacy of compassion after 25 years at WPS • WA sports teams face effects of the Nutting Field vote • Zinn lives the American Dream through a year-long stay at WA • Gosselin set to retire after 21 years of transforming learning at WA • In fine feather, WATA’s “Stupid … Bird” achieves spot at METG finals • DECA prepares to fly above the competition at ICDC • Soundbytes: How is stress affecting juniors during second semester? • McLaughlin retires after 22 years of building WA a more inclusive community • WPS budget cuts force interventionists out, leaving students and teachers without support • Senior Ad Order Form • Towers scripts success with award-winning playwriting • WA prepares for international trip to Costa Rica • WA Boys’ Lacrosse takes down Groton-Dunstable at their home opener 14-6 • ‘Novocaine’ is a numbingly bland viewing experience • Play “The Game of Life” with Student Senate’s first-ever Credit for Life Fair • A student’s guide to a quick and healthy breakfast • ‘Split Fiction’ is exceptionally fun but misses the details • Eang and Murphy to take students on a trip to Cambodia • Sullivan’s Message: an urgent PSA to parents and their children • The benefits of having a part-time job as a high school student • Four major takeaways from Westford’s 2025 Annual Town Meeting • Get your purple ready for this year’s Relay for Life event • Game changer: Nielsen kicks off WA Girls’ Flag Football • Meet your math drill sergeant: Sperry organizes SAT boot camp • A cup from ROUTES Roasters will warm both your hands and your heart • Dean Welch organizes Neurodiversity Celebration Week to promote inclusivity • WA Girls’ Tennis rallies connection and success for 2025 season • March Madness is upon WA: the week between winter and spring sports • Dessert is served with Sabrina Carpenter’s ‘Short n’ Sweet (Deluxe)’ • Photos: WA’s first Polar Plunge sends wave of success, raising over $8000 • WA Girls’ Basketball has one of their most memorable seasons ever • The biggest take-aways from the 3/3 School Committee meeting • Knittel earns AP Reader position, doubles workday to improve student understanding • WA’s current start time is sabotaging your productivity; the new one will fix it • Tate McRae takes her music in a new direction with third album “So Close to What” • Splash for Special Olympics: STUCO to host WA’s first-ever Polar Plunge • Role Model dazzles fans with ‘Kansas Anymore (The Longest Goodbye)’ • Humphrey and Mahoney find a creative solution to keep English electives alive • Girls’ Basketball beats Chelmsford 47-40 after intense, close-fought game • Service beyond borders: Westford’s first mission trip to Guatemala • Setting foot into the year of the snake, Asian culture club celebrates the Lunar New Year under new administration • WA Boys’ Volleyball team prepares for an exhilarating 2025 season ahead • Best Buddies takes the floor as host of annual dance party • WA Boys’ Swim and Dive win second place at states for the second year in a row • Thapa places first in French oratory contest out of several students in Lowell area • J.V. Fletcher Library’s YA program faces changes amidst relocation for renovations • WA Girls’ Basketball defeats Waltham 61-36, become DCL champions • Soundbytes: Student opinions on changing graduation requirements • Why student-athletes should be allowed an alternative to P.E. • The verdict is in: WA Mock Trial is headed to States • Westford Academy Gymnastics dominates, captures DCL Champions title • WA Boys’ Basketball fails to overtake Lincoln-Sudbury in 62-52 loss • School Committee unanimously passes delayed WPS start times, addresses residents’ concerns • Nordic team says goodbye to seniors and a successful ski season • SADD club postpones semi-formal due to low ticket sales • WA Softball strives to foster connection during upcoming season • Last minute defeat: Boys’ Basketball fights hard against Newton South but comes up short • WA Girls’ Hockey experiences a demanding 6-0 loss against the Andover Golden Warriors • The role of exercise in student welfare • WATA transforms a one-man show into radiant ensemble production: ‘Every Brilliant Thing’ • Environmental Club strives to eliminate waste with a swap shop • Upholding the standard: MCAS should still be a graduation requirement at WA • Buonacore finds the finish line and a place in the Track & Field Hall of Fame • From swift passes to strong defense, Girls’ Basketball conquers Cambridge Rindge & Latin 56-24 • Photos: WA Gymnastics narrowly finishes in 2nd place against AB and CC • WA wrestling overpowers Lincoln-Sudbury 44-32 with dominating late game wins • Smith swings south to University of Memphis • WA discusses deleveling certain 9th grade courses • WA Boys’ Hockey brings home decisive 2-1 win against Central Catholic • WA Girls Swim and Dive crushes Bedford on senior night • The importance of electives: why combining PE and health requirements is beneficial • Sound success: Engdahl, Wang named among top musicians in the region • Bordenca leaves WA behind, but runs with goal of inclusivity • Wedlake’s journey to the finish line at the Northeast Invitational meet • WA Girls’ Ice Hockey paves the way for future seasons with talented young team • Nguyen prowls onto the stage as a cymbalist for the Lion Star Boys • J.V. Fletcher Library provides resources for WA students during midterms • College: the beginning of a journey, not the end • One of the youngest gymnastics teams at WA yet • Recharging your wellbeing: Why you need a digital detox • Scarano finds his crew at Marist College • Girls’ Basketball destroys Weston in 71-29 victory • Star Cafe is humble, but doesn’t live up to the name • Time is ticking for TikTok • Diving into action: how the WA Girls’ Dive team keeps its head above water • The Java Room is a cozy coffee paradise • 6 tips to try when studying for midterms • WA Boys’ Basketball leaves it all on the court in 53-41 loss against Acton-Boxborough • The perils of a later school start time • Girls’ Ice Hockey undergoes a tough shut out game by Lincoln-Sudbury • Euphoria Coffee’s friendly environment is a great place to grab a snack • An online hate epidemic: an infection targeting the wellbeing of South Asians • Haute Coffee brings feelings of coziness and warmth • Jan. 6 budget hearing pushes for P.E. reductions, more music funding • Feel awakened and energized by the atmosphere at Brew’d Awakening Coffeehaus • Main Street Cafe has memorable holiday decorum but the food does not measure up • Dragonfly Cafe invites you in, and makes you want to stay • WPS budget proposal outlines FY26 reductions and revenue, eliminates budget deficit • WA Boys’ Hockey starts the new year with a 2-1 victory against North Andover • Burns scores a commit to Saint Anselm College • Graduation committee proposes changes to senior and PE graduation requirements • New proposal for later start times presented to school committee • Blindly taking higher level classes can be a detriment to mental health • Boys’ Basketball annihilates Billerica 62-52 • In honor of spreading awareness for rare cancers, NHS is ready to Wig Out • Stowell scores the goal and commits to University of Vermont for Division 1 soccer • Girls’ Ice Hockey clinches 3-2 victory against Boston Latin during season home opener • The Hingham AI case: how the toxic academic culture of today culminated in a civil lawsuit • Marching to the top: Charlie Small named New England’s best division 3 drum major • WA Girls’ Hockey prepares for season in a scrimmage against AB • Top 7 useful and practical secret Santa gift ideas under $10 • WA Boys’ Basketball beats Tewksbury in scrimmage as they prepare for new season • Top 7 shows and performances to attend before Christmas • WAVC creates a tradition of community and connection with annual cheer exhibition • WA Girls’ Basketball prepares for their 24-25 season after beating Burlington in second scrimmage • Did part 2 of Outer Banks season 4 ruin the show? • Top 7 thoughtful stocking stuffers for this holiday season • The bridge between buildings: a day in the life of WA’s curriculum coordinators • Photos: Unified Basketball successfully hosts first-ever students vs. staff match • The drawbacks of space travel as a global objective • Changing school start times would have a negative impact on sports • WA music sings in a new year of Listening Lunches • The Electoral College is outdated and unfair: all citizens should be represented • Graffeo’s path to the University of Colorado is lined with achievements • Books for Brighter Futures spreads literacy to underprivileged communities • A victory 25 years in the making: girls’ cross country wins states • Soundbytes: What’s your family tradition for Thanksgiving? • Soundbytes: What is the best gift you have ever received? • WA waves its pom-poms to welcome new cheer coach Nina Feliciano • Nine obscure ways to manage your stress • Shawn Mendes transcends previous discography in new album ‘Shawn’ • Tyler, The Creator unmasks in eighth studio album, ‘Chromakopia’ • WA replaces and fixes vending machines after students report issues • The history and mystery of our local legend, the Westford Knight • Outer Banks season four part one adds unexpected plot development • WA removes phone ban from DLTs in newly updated policy • Photos: WA Boys’ Soccer suffers season ending defeat against Leominster • Gracie Abrams digs deeper into her thoughts with ‘The Secret of Us (Deluxe)’ • National Art Honor Society brings a wave of creativity back to the community • Non-profit organization S.T.A.G.E. Crew enthusiastic to shed light on Westford Theater • Kumar expands the English curriculum and representation with Asian-American literature • Spirit Week and the Spirit Rally bring a sense of community to WA • WA Theater Arts takes time off from the stage during New York City trip • Hanly embarks on a new chapter, leaving behind a legacy of mental health advocacy • Weighted averages: why they should be uniform for the same level classes • School Committee to review graduation requirements after budget cuts • A step in the right direction means stepping off the gas • Photos: WAGS ties with Waltham 1-1 during senior night game • Twomey takes on gardening, initiates sustainability conversation • Overcoming uncertainty: how WA clubs are adapting to budget cuts • AI impacts teaching and learning in a variety of ways • iPad kids: the evolving danger of screens for children • A tale of two exams: the scary cost of success • Doe Orchards captures the allure of autumn • Girls’ Volleyball defeats the Chelmsford Lions in a 5 set match • WA Teammates strives for community between youth and high school athletes • Behind the scenes of WATA’s ‘Harry Potter and the Cursed Child’ • WA’s two newest clubs are both AI-based: here are their differences • STUCO treats Westford to an early Halloween celebration, Trunk or Treat • Westford’s first Indigenous Peoples’ Day Observance elevates engaged conversations on heritage • Investment Club sets its mark on students with unprecedented turnout • Official Class of 2028 student government announced • Top 5 study spots for students • New special education teacher Makayla Camp joins the WA staff • The young voter’s guide to Massachusetts’ ballot questions • Meet WA’s new computer technician, Jamie Milne • Malaxos excited to engage with his new students at WA • Ariella Fleischer begins first year as a student teacher • Social media is exploiting our insecurities for profit • WA Field Hockey undergoes a 2-0 loss to Bedford • Photos: Girls’ Field Hockey pushes through tough 2-0 loss • Rising question: should MCAS be a graduation requirement in Massachusetts? • Popularity vs. Personal Ideals: making the educated choice • French Exchange Program prepares to meet visiting French students • A government of the people, for the people, by the people: 16 year olds should be allowed to vote • Blanchard and Stony to implement Yondr pouches, limit phone use • New speech pathologist, Samantha Coyle expresses hopes for the new school year • Spanish exchange students build lifelong connections • WA Boys’ Soccer defeats Acton-Boxborough with a 1-0 victory • Carrying the boats: Aeder commits to University of Rhode Island • WAGS dampens their season record with 3-1 loss against Weston • STUCO introduces the Fall Semi-Formal to replace Homecoming • Sending Sunshine radiates positivity between generations • WA endures a harsh loss at their first home football game, scoring 35-14 • New club ‘Women in Business’ brings empowerment and education to WA • Ashe makes a comeback with new album ‘Willson’ • WA Girls’ Field Hockey defeats Tewksbury with 2-1 victory • Unified Basketball expands inclusivity at WA • WA Marching Band fosters inclusivity, prepares to host first-ever NESBA competition • Unlocking potential: why phones should be allowed in DLTs • WA Boys’ Cross Country team prepares for exciting season ahead • Amendments to Title IX transfer to WA Handbook, expanding policy • WA Girls’ Field Hockey defeat Lowell 3-1, earning their first season victory • How much has WA really changed since budget cuts? • School-wide internet outage reopens conversation about Wi-Fi issue • Students placed in different advisories for new school year • Class of 2027’s new advisor aims to keep stress low for the new school year • Boys’ Varsity Soccer has their eyes set on the state tournament • WA Girls’ Soccer defeats Lowell High with 8-0 victory • New phone policy sparks conversation at Westford Academy • Girls’ Soccer shoots for a State Champion title • Sabrina Carpenter’s ‘Short n’ Sweet’ will leave listeners craving for more • Surviving WA: Freshman advice from a senior • Top 10 things to do before leaving high school • 6 interesting and important classes all students should be aware of • 7 ways to avoid the freshman backpack • Confronting the harsh reality: we are living in a dystopian world • Westford’s first Juneteenth event to be held • Khan leaves behind legacy as voice of the student body • Amelia Margetts pursues music at Brigham Young University • WA Ghostwriter Comics • WA Spring Track brings home 3 Individual State Titles at All-State meet • Photos: WA Class of 2024 graduation • Connection remains with the Class of 2024 as they graduate • 2024 Class Speaker Alex Kwon emphasizes connection in final send off • From life saving procedures to researching the stars: Junior Job Shadow provides opportunity • Jack Whitman sprints to Notre Dame next fall • No phone week: why it does more harm than good • Student Spotlight: Olivia Strong • Behind the scenes to center stage: Leiwant and Saunders pursue theater at NYU • Student driven decisions remain at the forefront in face of budget deficit • Photos: WA’s Varsity Softball secures win against Burlington • Talbott gallops to UNH to pursue a professional horseback riding career • Trehan unplugs, retiring after 28 impactful years at WA • Photos: Boys’ Varsity Volleyball celebrates senior night • WA Boys’ Volleyball falls to Boston Latin 3-1 • Korchev awarded title of Class of 2024 Valedictorian • Student Spotlight: Alveena Hammad • Administration implements no phone week to increase classroom engagement • Keefer follows passion for nature as she pursues Wildlife & Conservation Biology major • ‘Fallout’: one of the best video game to television adaptations of the decade • Jack Graffeo runs his way to the University of Tennessee • Freshman Phoenix Dailey awarded with once in a lifetime German scholarship • Coach Van Gelder deems first meet a sucess for the Unified Track Team • Graduating on a high note: seniors host courtyard concert • Student Spotlight: Emma Cotter • The Unified Track Team sprints into the new season with inclusivity in mind • Women empowering women: Westford Academy’s future leaders • Student Spotlight: Claire D’Silva • Mr. Sitarski’s trivia fascination proves to be not so trivial • Student spotlight: Kathryn Portante • A look into Sephora culture: are kids even kids anymore? • WATA raises ‘Voices From The High School’ with new blackbox performance • CIRRUS and Environmental Club plant awareness for Earth Week around WA • WA annihilates Bedford 10-0 • Westford Police Department paves the way for a successful future for WA interns • Aamir Kapasi sweeps the stage with ‘Disgraced’ performance, winning Best Actor at State • WATA works 9 to 5 on spring musical • Election Guide - WestfordCAT • From celery to societal issues, JSA debates their way to success at Spring State competition • SASA plans to bring a splash of color to WA with their upcoming Holi celebration • Student Spotlight: Saachi More • Jake Cullen ranked seventh in top ten high school baseball players in MA • WA slams Billerica in 3-0 victory • WA Mock Trial is ready to blossom during the spring season • Italy field trip deemed major success despite a few unwanted guests • Student Spotlight: Jack Donovan • Westford approves Proposition 2 ½ override to be added to May 7th ballot • No taxation without representation: all Westford residents should be allowed to vote on the override • Support students of Westford: pass the override • Electives are the basis of an engaged and enthusiastic student body • Soundbytes: What are students’ thoughts on the town’s budget crisis? • Overrides: An informative breakdown • Visual Performing Arts budget cuts from the student perspective • Student Spotlight: Senior Trey Hansen • Student Spotlight: Richard Liu • Seven rising artists to keep on your radar and playlists • Student Spotlight: Alvah Fletcher • WA Boys’ Volleyball falls short to rival AB in a 3-2 match • Student Spotlight: Henry Boltz • WA Boys’ Lacrosse falls short to Central Catholic • Beyond the buzz: the dark side of energy drinks • Maintain academic opportunities; decrease 8th grade Algebra 1 admission requirements • Softball sets sights on DCL title • Dress shopping: say yes to the stress • Photos: Girls’ Lacrosse opens season with 18-10 victory against Nashoba Regional • Cell phones are super charging students’ lack of productivity • Cirrus embraces the sweet rewards of spending time in nature • Westford Youth Sports should be postponed on the morning of Town Meeting • Posch embarks upon next chapter with retirement announcement • The long wait for the FAFSA delays college decisions • Future’s “WE DON’T TRUST YOU” brings listeners back to his past sound • Student Spotlight: Rish Rajput • WA Girls’ Lacrosse pushes for a great season • Fahlman ready to take on next chapter as a Greyhound • Leah Spinney sticks the landing and commits to Springfield College for gymnastics • Mr. Fuhr’s fueling passion for Volkswagens • Gorham bridges history with modern-day issues on book tour for The Confidante • Dune II impresses with action-packed sequences and twists • Olivia Rodrigo gets messy with ‘GUTS (spilled)’– in a good way • ‘Madame Web’ is as bad as the internet deems • ‘The Gentleman’s Guide to Vice and Virtue’: one of the most underrated queer novels • Student Spotlight: Briana Dennis • Photos: Hands to Haiti Student vs. Faculty basketball game • Westford Academy Boys’ Tennis prepares for pre-season with high hopes • Bandoleros balances unique Mexican flavors with an elegant ambiance • A student’s guide to Annual Town Meeting • WA Girls’ Tennis sets their eyes on the title of State Champions • The shoe fits: Liona serves an ace on his way to SHU • WATA wins awards for ‘Disgraced’ and moves onto finals of the METG festival • WA Boys’ Volleyball sets up for the upcoming season • School committee reviews updates on later school start times • Ariana Grande’s “Eternal Sunshine” spotlights her lyricism and vocals • WA football coach Elias Gioumbakis wins MA Assistant Coach of the Year • Senior students bring their original plays to the Boston Theater Marathon • WA students win several Scholastic Art Awards • Ghosts’ Baseball springs into action with their eyes set on the State Championship • Enhancements to Annual Town Meeting aim for higher accessibility and wide-spread attendance • Pulsera Project weaves connections between WA and Central America • Shakespeare Club hosts Monologue Madness to raise money for the World Literacy Foundation • Marshall to New Haven: Following dreams and saving lives • Patel follows the rhythm of her heart to All-States • NHS to host Empty Bowls Event to fundraise for Senior Center • WATA sparks conversation with new METG submission, ‘Disgraced’ • Clark pins his way to first place at Wrestling Sectionals • WA’s first-ever Black and LatinX Club provides safe space for student voices • FBI Agent visits WA Criminal Minds class • WA Boys’ Ice Hockey is eliminated from playoffs with a 3-2 loss against Braintree • Updated FY25 Budget Proposal • Select Board Override Scenarios • WA Ghostwriter • WATA selected as one of 29 programs in the US to perform ‘Harry Potter and the Cursed Child’ • Small caps off a historic senior diving season • Student forum for budget information fosters civic engagement • Maggie Murphy wins DCL Gymnast of the Year award for the fourth consecutive year • The importance of voting as a high school senior • Westford Academy HOSA embarks on eventful upcoming month • The year of the dragon: another successful WA Lunar New Year celebration • Superintendent’s FY25 Budget Proposal to School Committee • Select board, finance committee propose lower override; school committee discusses impacts • Freshmen musicians to perform in the MMEA Eastern District Music Festival • Ready for a change, Westford’s 18-22 program branches out • An overview of potential cuts to elementary and middle schools • WA Boys’ Basketball falls short to Burlington 53-40 • WA Gymnastics Team walkover competition after undefeated season • Stony Brook students write a new chapter with student-run newspaper • SADD brings back spring semi-formal for first time since pandemic • Music Department embarks on a musical trip to Philadelphia • Vote “Yes” for Westford: residents form override action committee • WA Gymnastics wins second place at DCL Championships • WA Boys’ Basketball senior night spoiled by Warriors • WA Boys’ Hockey outlasts Andover 2-0 • WA Boys’ Hockey falls to Billerica 6-4 • WA Boys’ Basketball takes 43-47 loss to Cambridge Rindge & Latin School • Photos: WA Girls’ Gymnastics remains undefeated, winning meet against AB and CC • WA falls just short of CC on the road • WA Boys’ Ice Hockey beats Lincoln-Sudbury in decisive 4-1 victory • WA Girls’ Basketball suffers 56-37 loss against Concord-Carlisle • Behind the scenes: The commitment of WA athletes • WA Boys’ Hockey falls 1-0 in a top-15 showdown • WA refuses to back down to Bedford in energy-filled 53-42 victory • Simple and excessively sweet, ‘Wonka’ doesn’t live up to earlier films • WA Boys’ Basketball improves their record to 4-4 against Chelmsford • Meet WA’s new therapy dog, Hamlet • Westford Academy reported to have the highest carbon footprint in Westford • A look into WA’s diversity • In-class essays are taking prominence and classrooms must adjust accordingly • Nic Bonica commits to Bentley University for Baseball • WA’s new photography club will capture every angle • Jeremiah Small commits to UMaine for diving • WA teachers share impact of class sizes amidst possible budget cuts • Photos: WA Girls’ Basketball narrowly loses to Wayland 49-41 • WA Boys’ Basketball triumphs over Billerica • Korchev wins superintendent award, follows passion in math • WA Girls’ Basketball falls to Billerica 49-27 • WA Wrestling takes down Northeast Metro Tech with 41-36 victory • Girls’ Basketball gets shut down by Wachusett • Edition II: Crossword 7: Winter • WA Girls’ Varsity Hockey Team wins 1-0 in intense game against Tewksbury • WA seniors take home first prize at UMass Lowell Differencemaker Rocket Pitch Event • Girls’ Basketball suffers loss against Malden Catholic in first game of the season • Our attention spans are getting shorter at an alarming rate • ‘Godzilla Minus One’ is a feat of cinematography • WA Boys’ Hockey defeats Chelmsford 3-1 • Boys’ basketball’s opening night spoiled by Leominster • Brighter Place shines light on mental health at WA • The devastating impact cafeteria food waste has on our community • Why the school committee’s new process for visiting schools is an improvement • Photos: Wrestling hosts first super quad meet of the year • Civics MCAS officially introduced to Westford middle schools • WA Girls’ Hockey wins 8-2 in their season opener over Newton North • International Cafe at holiday bazaar gives foreign language clubs a chance to shine • Nidzgorski raises the most money during his first year participating in No Shave November • WATA’s 25th Anniversary highlights one of WA’s most successful programs • Grades should be made available to students at all times • One donation, three saved lives; WA HOSA’s bi-annual blood drive is back • PowerSchool grades being visible during the whole school year may be on the horizon • Alpine Ski gears up for the upcoming season • Playwrights and directors of “A Reflection of Us” ready to tackle a new challenge • Bergeron finishes first at the MIAA State Championship for the second year in a row • WA Ski Club gets ready to glide down Wachusett’s peaks • Walking for a Cause: Nidhisha Bangaru leads sinus cancer walkathon • Gymnastics Pre Season Feature • The Student Senate is back to create change in year two • Nakul Hans lights up the dance floor at Darba • Girls’ hockey is ready to bring high energy to their season • WA Boys’ Ice Hockey shoots for a victorious season • Davis Haines commits to Marist College for distance running • Nordic Ski sets off with big goals for the 2023-2024 season • Coach Coward and the captains prepare for the Girls’ Basketball preseason • The Class of 2025 hosts a pie fundraiser for the holiday season • School Committee acknowledges WA students, policy changes, and special education during 11/20 meeting • EdRising Club aspires to rise up among WA’s clubs • The Hunger Games makes comeback with new prequel; better than original trilogy • WA Girls’ Cross Country come in top ten at state meet for the first time in 25 years • Auditions for Districts Festival brings WA’s music departments together • 6 ways to stay sustainable this holiday season • International Club is a direct flight to happiness • New Salsa Band brings Latin American music to WA • DLTs need to be built into all students’ schedules • Stem4Youth is educating the next generation of professionals • WA’s Student Community Club aims to make a positive impact on their community • WA Swim and Dive looks to replicate success from last season • Beyond Words makes a comeback after pandemic • What to expect from this year’s 54th-annual Holiday Bazaar • Into the minds of WA’s freshman class: transitioning from middle school to WA • Tracy McLaughlin becomes new advisor for Human Rights Club • WA indoor track is ready to sprint into a successful season • Edition II, Crossword 6: Sports • AI: an unavoidable, fickle tool in the future of classroom learning • Boys’ basketball has sights set on hanging a banner in 2024 • Opinion: Should school start times be changed? • Sophomore Molly Ford choreographs a number in Stony Brook’s winter musical, Newsies Jr. • Run it back: 3v3 Basketball Tournament • SASA brings enthusiasm and unity for second annual Darba celebration • Best Buddies booms in attendance with newly imagined Dance-a-Thon event • 25 years later, Little Shop of Horrors returns to WATA • Edition II, Crossword #5: Autumn • WA Golf finishes fifth at the State Championship • Westford faces $6-8 million deficit; cuts to school and town services possible • Opinion: Fast fashion is a fast no • Rethinking lockers: have they become useless? • School spirit has a crucial role in learning • ‘Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour’ will have you dancing the whole time • WA’s poor Wi-Fi situation is in need of improvements • Fall sports have a historic season for WA • Arora wins “Best Attorney” award for second year in a row • WA Boys’ Soccer crushes Chelmsford 3-0 • WA Boys’ Cross Country finishes third at the DCL Championship • It is time to put an end to WA’s traffic nightmare • Photos: Varsity Girls’ Soccer beats Chelmsford 3-0 • Boys’ soccer shuts down Waltham on senior night • “My name is Taylor and I was born in 1989”: a near-perfect throwback to the classic • Boo Grams are an undeniable success thanks to online ordering • Hands to Haiti explodes in popularity • Year two of Homecoming was a let down • Opinion: why students should pursue foreign languages • STUCO hosts second annual Trunk or Treat • WA would benefit from the reopening of an in-person school store • Battling bullying: The No Hate Tour should be an annual visit • Opinion: eighth graders need an overnight trip • What Massachusetts’s updated health education guidelines mean for WA • Edition II: Crossword 4: Halloween • Are we really living in a post COVID-19 world? • D.C. trip canceled for eighth graders due to logistical and financial concerns • Soundbytes: What do WA students think about the 2024 eighth grade Washington D.C trip cancellation? • Boys’ soccer put to sleep by Bedford • Class of 2027 elects their new government • Bethany Beauchesne excited to teach Spanish at WA • Visiting student librarian Christy Weller-Fahy opens new doors at WA • Bergeron to soar as a Cardinal • WA Girls’ Volleyball wins in a three-set match against Bedford • Photos: WA Girls Varsity Volleyball defeated by Billerica 3-0 • Photos: WA Field Hockey takes a tough 7-0 loss to Concord-Carlisle • Joe Van Gelder brings new perspective to WA’s student support team • Whitman earns perfect score on AP Chemistry exam • Junior Kassidy Carmichael commits to Ohio State University for hockey and lacrosse • From South Africa to WA: meet new international student Lukhanyo Sijadu • WA Girls’ Volleyball narrowly loses to Boston Latin 3-1 in suspenseful match • New Latin teacher Olivia Fennell speaks of the future of Latin • New teaching assistant, Sara Spaanenburg, joins the WA Staff • Katie Mantineo starts first year at WA as a teaching assistant • Zachary Sawyer ecstatic to start his first year at WA on a good note • Former WA student Laura Sporel joins the student support team • After decades in the film industry, Michael Reynolds settles down as new custodian at WA • WA to bring spirit to the upcoming underclassman dance • Khamitkar sprints to Williams College • Upperclassmen Homecoming dance will dive ‘Under the Sea’ • Dr. Shannon Taylor embraces the elements of her new role in the chemistry department • 23 Questions with Principal Daniel Twomey • Photos: Varsity Girls’ Volleyball defeated by Wayland 3-2 • Photos: WA Field Hockey triumphs over Wayland 3-0 • WA welcomes its newest Ghost, Dean Amanda Welch • Edition II, Crossword #2: Rain • From Dean to Principal: Twomey takes the next step in his education career • 23 Questions with new dean Amanda Welch • Westford Academy Golf dominates Bedford 55-16 • WA Field Hockey has their eyes set on a competitive season • Golf is striving for greatness in 2023 • Olivia Rodrigo spills her “GUTS” in her sophomore album • Girls’ Soccer has high hopes for the season • Edition II, Crossword #1: Back to School • Freshmen Advice Articles! • Girls’ Volleyball takes first win of the season 3-1 against Lowell High • Photos: Girls’ Volleyball loses to Groton-Dunstable in first game of season • Girls’ Volleyball falls to Groton-Dunstable 3-1 to begin season • Twomey to become new dean • Dan Twomey bounces into Westford • 23 Questions with Principal James Antonelli | WA Ghostwriter • Jim Antonelli: Principal and WA Graduate • Becoming a B’nai Mitzvah • Niall Horan puts on a show with ‘The Show’ • Lampert to leave WA after nine years to look after newborn • WA Baseball defeats Lincoln-Sudbury, moves to Round of 8 • Crossword #1: Westford Academy Edition • Top 5 Netflix shows to binge-watch this summer • Strides for Sotelo to hold memorial run in honor of former student Emily Sotelo • Article: Class of 2023 celebrates graduation • Photos: Class of 2023 Graduation • WA’s queer athletes share experiences • Haley takes to the stage as 2023 class speaker • WA plans to add new fluffy member to staff next year • 23 Questions with Class of ’23 Salutatorian Charles Lin • 23 Questions with class of ’23 valedictorian Alison Chen • Ryan and Baumert excited to take gap year in Germany after graduation • SASA marks end of incredible first year with banquet • Top 10 books to sink into this summer • Westford Education Foundation’s graduation balloons on sale • Cheating students must be held accountable • Smith comes within one stroke of the Men’s US Open • Bergeron drops a beat at Champlain College for Sonic Arts • DuBois leaves an unforgettable legacy at Nabnasset • Stony Brook teacher Murphy donates kidney to patient in need • WA Baseball mercies the Warriors 11-0 to keep the streak alive • The rise of sports gambling at WA • WA students win free trip to Germany • Scully wins social studies teaching award • Photos: Boys’ Lacrosse scores a 12-4 victory against Newton South • Murphy lands her spot at the University of Maryland • WA Baseball stays undefeated with a 7-0 win over Newton South • WA Baseball shuts out Concord-Carlisle in narrow victory • Rose paints her way to Lowell Academy Hairstyling Institute • DeSisto sprints his way to Phillips Exeter • Photos: Boys’ Volleyball loses 3-0 to Cambridge Rindge and Latin • DEIB forums; a new asset at Westford Academy • Kumar finds passion in concert photography • Photos: WA Girls’ Lacrosse crushes Groton-Dunstable in 21-10 victory • Spound ready to chase her equestrian dreams into college • Murphy to take the spotlight at Ithaca College • Eric Plankey: four years of advocating for student voice • Bhardwaj and Cui to perform at Earth Day Festival • Gillett prepares for the Army at Norwich University • Ely sets on creative writing path at Wheaton • Dominici to make a splash at Swarthmore • Head Girls’ Hockey coach Jim Geraghty awarded DCL/MVC Coach of the Year • Masterson to take the stage at Emerson College • Strzegowski hits a home run on her way to Keene State • “Above average results, below average pay”; why educators deserve better • ‘Did you know that there’s a tunnel under Ocean Blvd’: hidden depths behind an image • Speech and Debate attend in-person state tournaments; first time since COVID • Haggan to burst onto the scene at Bentley • Photos: WA Boys’ Lacrosse defeated in home opener • Ramadan challenges Muslim students to balance school and self-reflection • Mahoney to play field hockey at St. John Fisher University • WA’s lack of printers is an easy problem to fix • 18 HOSA members place top 3 at state competition • Scherini brings new perspectives to the art classroom • How fair is the current minimum wage? • Outer Banks season three is a let down • Hozier returns to the scene, dropping EP ‘Eat Your Young’ • Seven underrated artists who might take a spot in your playlists • Chowrastha is the path to the best Indian food • Three major takeaways from Westford’s annual town meeting • What you need to know about the WPS potential grade reconfiguration • HOSA successfully pulls off blood drive despite delay • From Westford Waves to D3 softball: Felicani commits to Nichols College • Crew team plunges back into the water • How dangerous is TikTok? • WATA brings new METG show into the spotlight • Schwab dives head first into Providence College • Coach Carpenter retires after 27 years of coaching boys’ hockey • 4 freshmen advance to DECA Internationals • Form to purchase senior graduation shout-outs for the print edition! • Westford privilege: the economic disconnect many WA students don’t realize • Girls’ Swim and Dive finish as 2023 State runners-up • Photo Gallery: WA Talent Show • Success should not be defined by APs • POV: receiving a driver’s license as a teen • 5 facts to know about Holi • Mock Trial to the Elite 8 for the first time in 13 years • The story of Purim and how it is celebrated • Logic reflects on his first onstage appearance with his new album ‘College Park’ • Say “hello” to ‘Good Riddance’ • Boys’ Swim crowned 2023 State Champions • Music department to bring WA Talent Show back for 2023 • The gun shop issue: Westford can do better • Gorham’s first book “The Confidante” is soon to hit shelves • Planning Board approves gun shop in Westford • Girls’ Basketball season comes to a close • WA Boys’ Basketball grabs a victory over Billerica • Valentine's Day Special: An updated interview with Mr. and Mrs. Kucaj, 13 years later • The Gaming Ghost – Vol. 4: Games on the Big Screen • WA Crew’s interesting way of competing during the winter • Saunders to continue track & field and basketball at Middlebury • Small makes a small splash in the pool • Girls’ Basketball faces heavy loss of 25-60 against Bridgewater-Raynham • Eang shares “Floating on Lotus Flowers”making way from a nightmare to peace • Lauren Coffey’s final goodbye to Westford Academy • Student Council brings Secret Admirer’s Day to WA once again • Lunar New Year celebration spreads cultural diversity and appreciation • Seniors present production of 24 Hours-AM • Nordic Ski Senior Night sets new records and says early goodbyes to seniors • A guide to top WA clubs worth exploring • Boys’ Basketball stampedes Wayland on senior night • Opinion: ChatGPT highlights the importance of adapting to AI • Boys’ Ice Hockey defeats Chelmsford 1-0 • Coach Kalukiewicz eclipses incredible milestone of 400 wins • Graffeo breaks 1 mile track record at freshman/sophomore invitational meet • Oulette makes her mark on photography world with photo of Bancroft’s Castle • Ghost Robotics is in control • Mario’s serves up a delicious breakfast • Rosie’s brings the feeling of home but the food doesn’t measure up • “Whitney Houston: I Wanna Dance With Somebody” is a sloppy powerpoint presentation on Whitney Houston’s life • Paul’s Diner fills up my stomach, but puts a hole in my wallet • Twist Bakery and Café makes gluten-free dining a luxury • Reach for the stars with Comets Diner • Dream Diner is a blast from the past • The Classic Kitchen Café provides a welcoming morning experience • The Owl Diner reintroduces the feeling of having an old school breakfast • WA Boys’ Ice Hockey defeated by Lincoln-Sudbury 6-1 • Snow Day Grader: Jan. 5, 2023 • WA Girls’ Basketball comes up short against Pentucket Regional • Schultz to sprint onto the scene at Merrimack College • Boys’ basketball defeats Londonderry 60-44 in the first round of the Winter Tournament • Girls’ basketball scores their first win of the season, defeating Weston 57-12 • Girls’ basketball faces 51-44 defeat against Billerica Memorial • ‘LEGO Masters Celebrity Holiday Bricktacular’ brings the holiday spirit to LEGO • Photos: WA Boys’ Basketball beats AB in the home opener • Girls’ Basketball tips off their season • World Cup brings new sense of community to WA • The world is not made for lefties • Senior Julia Donescu becomes school’s go-to mascot designer • Freshman Kottani organizing toy drive for St. Jude’s • Photos: Westford hosts Varsity Wrestling Invitational, goes 2-2 • RM dives into his struggles with affirming album ‘Indigo’ • Outing Club honors Emily Sotelo with hike on Mt. Moosilauke • WA Girls’ Ice Hockey defeats Waltham 2-1 to start season 1-0 • Play Lab students to share original stories at upcoming 10-Minute Play Festival • Anthony Rudiman wins 2022 DCL Thorpe Player of the Year. • Michael Towers wins No Shave November • Equestrian club gallops towards a successful season • What is Hanukkah and how important is it? • NHS to hold their second Wig Out to raise awareness for rare cancers • Bergeron was fearless as he crossed the finish line in State Championship • ‘I’m here to tell you my nightmares’: Former NBA star Chris Herren shares recovery story • Senior Ivy Howard draws two winning spots in the WA art calendar • New chemistry teacher Casey Collins brings comfort and support to WA • Girls' Volleyball wraps up their season • WA Boys’ Cross Country takes home the 2022 DCL title • Former NBA player Chris Herren to speak to WA students on Nov. 22 • Opinion: early start times do more harm than good • SASA to host first-ever Darba, joint Diwali and garba party • ‘Midnights’: an instant pop classic • Madison Davick takes the biology department by storm • Thieme continues stay at WA as school psychologist • COVID-19 Vaccination Info • The WA Ghostwriter Home Page
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