The yearbook is most known for who gets voted “Most Likely to Become Famous” or “Best Dressed”. But behind all the fanfare of superlatives and themes, there is a staff who dedicate their year to creating the book and in the process, creating lasting memories.  For many, buying a yearbook...

In Devens, Massachusetts, WA Boys' Cross Country won second place behind Brookline in the MIAA Cross Country State Championship with a fantastic display of athleticism from Westford Academy's two top runners, junior Paul Bergeron and sophomore Jack Graffeo, last Saturday. Although WA came short of...

It's easy for students to become so caught up in the academic aspect of the high school experience that they forget about everything else, including giving back to their community. The members of the National Honor Society (NHS) at WA, who recently hosted their Veteran's Appreciation Fundraiser, are...

Right after finishing her education, Madison Davick is ready to take on her first year of teaching. Davick is teaching freshman biology and senior marine biology. She is fresh out of college, studied biology and helped in laboratories, and now excited for her own classroom. Q: Where did you teach...

Carolynne Camillieri, a new physics teacher, joins the WA faculty and science department this year to make learning physics exciting for students. Q: How has your experience at WA been so far? A: It’s been amazing. The science department is full of great people. I’ve got classrooms full of...

After kicking off their season with a 44-6 blowout win against Dracut, WA Football looks to continue dominating whoever is on the other side of the line of scrimmage every Friday night. Following a successful 2021 campaign, recording eight wins and three losses, WA Football is hungry to get off to...

High school is an undeniably challenging time for many students, with its fast-paced curriculum, intense competition, and pressure to get into college. Oftentimes students find themselves losing track of what really matters: their happiness and sense of personal accomplishment. For class of 2022 salutatorian...

Driving the tee into the ground, striking the ball, and watching it soar towards the green has become a familiar feeling for Morgan Smith, and one that she will continue to experience at Phillips Exeter High School next year. Golf has been a special part of Morgan’s life for as long as she can remember,...

As the school year ends and summer starts, seniors begin to leave Westford Academy and move on to a new part of their lives. While they wrap up their classes and figure out their paths in life, many commit to college. Others are choosing a different path that strays away from the rest. For senior...

Writing a book is no small feat. The process of creating characters and concepts, writing it all out, querying to literary agents, and publishing can take years. It's even harder to imagine managing that along with school and homework, especially as a high school student. Sophomore Natalie Strauss...

National Honors Society (NHS) will be hosting Empty Bowls, a charity event that will donate to the Westford Food Pantry and senior center, on March 17. This event will take place from 5-9 PM in the cafeteria. NHS is a club for students to give back to their community and serve others, but also make...

Note: The sample size of the survey we took regarding communication and the pandemic is small, but the responses show consistent trends From wearing masks to being required to stay six feet away from one another, the world has been tested on every level on how well people can communicate with each...