“Who Is That Pixel Art Of?” A Survey by Kyle Davidson

Race and Discrimination: Why It Needs To Be Taught

By Mark Altreuter Imagine a world without racism, and how the world would get there. You probably can’t. Now, let’s take a dive into why not. Over the years, systemic racism has been brewing in schools whether overtly or more discreetly. This is because people are not being taught that they should not have stereotypes […]

LGBTQ+ Youth

By Maggie Reynolds 9% Thats how many  American teens identify As LGBTQ Now There’s another number as well 68 Sixty-eight percent of LGBTQ teens are out to their parents What about the other 32%? Why  Why are 32% of LGBTQ teens afraid  to tell their parents the very people who brought them into existence about […]

Town Meeting Report by Carson Boyer

On Monday March 5th I attended a town meeting where people shared ideas for a new library in Wayland. In the same meeting someone shared an idea to keep the old library and renovate. Both ideas have pros and cons. This is what I learned.   First the library trustee chair spoke and presented their […]