Junee Kim, News Managing Editor
December 5, 2024
Wally the Wolverine is an icon, representing Watkins Mill High School. With the former Wally having graduated last year, who is our new Wally for the 2024-2025 school year? Follow this interview with the current Wally to learn more about them. Who exactly is Wally the Wolverine? "Theoretically speaking, Wally is a school mascot. However, I don't...
Tracy Espinoza, Opinion Managing Editor
December 5, 2024
Hillary Juarez, Staff Writer
December 4, 2024
Out of the approximately 500 students present, 20 Watkins Mill High School students attended the third annual Latina Legacy Conference on November 7, 2024, at Montgomery College--Takoma Park. The Latina Legacy Conference was organized to inspire, empower, and unite female students around Montgomery County Public Schools. Driven by Latina leadership,...
Nicole Han and Sasha Golubchyk
December 3, 2024
The Mobile eXploration Lab was at Watkins Mill High School for science classes for a week in November showing students the amazing world of STEM. The MXLab, created by Learning Undefeated, is the biggest and most advanced STEM education vehicle in the country. The labs have professional grade equipment, technology, and techniques that aren’t available...
On November 20, the Montgomery County Council held its annual Youth Town Hall with a full house, hosting a space for over 100 attendees to voice their...
Josephine Guy, Sports Managing Editor
December 3, 2024
As the winter season is about to begin, the excitement is building for our school's sports teams! With packed schedules of events, there's something for...
Angela Mvogo, Editor-in-Chief
December 10, 2024
The "Wicked" press tour has been a mainstay in the social media algorithm of millions, including myself. You’ve most likely seen on set pictures, bore...
Zoë Conroy, Features Managing Editor
December 2, 2024
“It’s the happiest time of the year,” or so the holiday slogan claims. I’ve always found that a little hard to believe. Sure, there’s joy, but...
November 6, 2024
For this review, let’s imagine that it is currently 2014 and you’re reading this as a Tumblr post rather than a school newspaper article. "Pure Heroine"...
