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WA Ghostwriter

The student news site of Westford Academy

WA Ghostwriter

The student news site of Westford Academy

WA Ghostwriter

Humans of WA: Caitlin and Derek Cannuscio talk TikTok fame

Anushka Patil, Co-Editor-in-Chief Apr 2, 2021

At the beginning of the pandemic, many students turned to the internet to occupy themselves during quarantine. One application that grew exponentially because of this was TikTok, an app that allows people to share short videos and create content of varying topics. Among the creators with substantial...

Humans of WA: Sreya Binu shares experiences as an aspiring artist

Srinithi Raj, Co-Editor-in-Chief Mar 5, 2021

Whether it be band, orchestra or chorus, it’s no surprise that WA students excel in the musical arts. One such student at our school is freshman Sreya Binu. Binu has been singing since she was two years old, and she is currently an independent singer and songwriter. The Ghostwriter had the pleasure...

Soundbytes: students share opinions on proposed later start times

Soundbytes: students share opinions on proposed later start times

Unnati Bhat, Social Media Manager Mar 5, 2021

New start times for the 2021-2022 school year have been proposed in order to lift budget constraints in Westford Public School district. The Westford School Committee will vote on the final timings at their meeting on March 8. This vote will decide whether or not Westford Academy's current start time...

What is your opinion on possible limitations on who can take APs, and which APs are offered and are willing to be administered by WA?

Soundbytes: Students share opinions on AP limitations

Estella Cui, Staff writer Nov 28, 2020

The Ghostwriter reached out to people regarding AP limitations. The question was: "What is your opinion on possible limitations on who can take APs, and which APs are offered and are willing to be administered by WA?" There have been complaints from students who are self-studiers and are struggling to...

Sophomore Alpana Bakshi: "I've been taking this time to get back into activities that I often had to drop because of a lack of time with school work and all. I've picked back up my ukulele, done a little art, got back into reading, and gotten to spend some time with my brother and shoot hoops with him because his college also closed because of coronavirus. It's still pretty stressful knowing that AP exams are still coming up and are a different format from what we've been studying all year, so I've been trying to keep up with schoolwork. However, it is hard without much guidance from the district and with teachers not being allowed to give much detailed coursework."

Soundbytes: Students share their social distancing activities

Anushka Patil, News Editor Apr 2, 2020

These past few months have taken the world by storm, shaking up the daily lives of people all around the world. COVID-19 has forced academic buildings to shut down nationally, immensely affecting our school system. While social distancing at home, students have ample time to themselves to catch up on...

23 Questions with WA guidance counselor Mr. Doherty | WA Ghostwriter

Sophia Keang, Staff Writer Jan 17, 2020

This is one of many in the Ghostwriter’s new series of 23 questions. This series will highlight the significance of our faculty and students, and the little things about them that we may not know. This week, the Ghostwriter had the chance to meet with WA guidance counselor, Mr. Doherty, who shared...