Donating is a volunteer service that many people take part in whether it’s giving clothes, furniture, or even food, it can brighten someone’s day. Most donations are materialistic, but donating something that helps you live to another human for their benefit might make you feel even better. Westford...

 Tomorrow, on Wednesday, March 9th, WA will be taking the Youth Risk Survey. This survey will be taken after long block, when students will go to their homerooms for 40 minutes where they will take the survey. Then, the final two classes of the day will be shortened to 26 and 25 minutes respectively....

The long awaited One to One program, now known as One to World, was unanimously approved by the Westford School Committee at their meeting on Monday, February 29th. After much discussion and a full layout of the entire program, the committee decided to vote immediately, and faced no dissent to moving...

On Tuesday, March 1st, 13 states will have caucuses or primaries to determine the party presidential election. This day is known across the nation as Super Tuesday. Behind Election Day, Super Tuesday is the most important date of the election cycle. For the Democratic Party, Bernard "Bernie" Sanders...

As we undergo the presidential primary elections state-by-state, politics have saturated the mainstream media. Over the last few months, it has become commonplace to hear discussions of the upcoming presidential campaign anywhere and everywhere from televisions to classrooms. With a nation divided...

Beginning February 29th, a new schedule will begin a trial period that will last until March 11th. While the schedule itself comes with a lot of minor changes to timing between classes, the most significant change is the addition of a ten minute break between second and third block. Two new satellite...

On Thursday, February 25th, Westford Academy Theater Arts (WATA) will present "Dead Man's Cell Phone". This play will also be shown in the Massachusetts Educational Theater Guild (METG) Festival, a competition for high school theater productions. WATA will be presenting "Dead Man's Cell Phone" on...

To help raise money for sophomore Matt Roberge and his family as he battles leukemia, the student council at WA has decided to hold a "Throwback Teen Center" on Friday, January 29th from 7-11 pm and is open to all students. As many remember, this event was also held last year to help wellness teacher...

To facilitate the alleviation of pressures relating to assignment work, Principal James Antonelli sent out an email to remind the staff that teachers should not give students work over break that would be due the day back, and that no assessments would be given that day, either. “I’m not playing...

High school itself can add a load of stress for students, whether it be academically, socially or even issues at home. The early mornings, the late nights, the hours and hours of homework; it takes a toll on students. However, the newly proposed schedule aims to cut down on this student stress. “A...