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Arts Festival: Monday Review

Lily Kepner • March 24, 2017

Walking into school on an ordinary Monday morning can be a particularly difficult task, but this Monday was no ordinary day. WHS greeted its students and faculty with a bright display of balloons and banners...

Spanish 6 Honors Opinion Pieces

Alec Favarolo and Amanda Smith • December 15, 2016

I think the place or environment where you live does not impact the success you have in life if you work hard and are determined and loyal to your beliefs.

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Got Spirit?

Lily Kepner • November 4, 2016

Walking into school on Monday, the halls were filled with emptiness. It felt like something was missing. All the same teachers and students and classes and assignments and cafeteria food remained unchanged,...

The Picture of the Senior Class

ISABELLA JONES • October 18, 2016

As Henry Wolton once said to the youthful and naive Dorian Grey, “Realise your youth while you still have it.” To Wilton High School seniors, these words will not prevail in their minds as they take...

Homecoming: Why Go?

Lily Kepner • October 18, 2016

The 22nd of October, packed with many activities ranging from ACTs to color runs, forces Wilton High School students to prioritize their day to the bare necessities. Our packed schedules requires us to...

Spanish Students Review Film

January 11, 2016

¿Cómo el lugar donde naces puede determinar o impactar el éxito que tú tienes en la vida? Por Kelsey Ritchey La meta de todas las personas en WHS es tener éxito. Por...

Meet a Custodian

March 29, 2015

Darden Livesay '15 High school custodians come from various walks of life, cultural backgrounds, towns, and cities. They come with many different appearances and personalities, coexisting right alongside...

The Forum sits down with LETS President Maddy Olson to talk about her work for National Eating Disorder Awareness Week

February 27, 2015

What inspired you and your club to start this campaign? At WHS there is a "Stepford Wives"-esque appearance to the student body. Rarely do people come to school not looking like they stepped out...