The Western Wayne School District invites the community to attend its annual homecoming varsity football game this coming Friday, Oct. 11. The public is encouraged to bring a donation for our Food Drive to the game and will gain free admission for doing so.  The donation truck will be near the gate of the Sharkey Rosetti Stadium. 

The Western Wayne Homecoming Game against Lakeland will begin at 7 p.m. with the presentation of the Homecoming Court at 6:30 p.m.. The ten seniors on this year’s court feel extremely honored and excited to be a part of this ensemble.

Members of the court include:  Josh Vinton, Raegan Palmer, Mackenzie Adams, Sean Owens, Ally Irvine, Lance Maiocco, Grace Lidy, Mason Rush, Madison Stiffler, and Evan Dean.

All of our senior court members have been highly involved during their time at Western Wayne in a variety of clubs, sports, and other activities.

All of the members of our Homecoming Court look forward to bonding with each other and making memories during homecoming at Friday’s game. The court along with the rest of the Western Wayne community invite the public to join them on Friday, Oct. 11 at 6:30 p.m. for the homecoming festivities followed by the game.

The District also wants to invite our Western Wayne alumni and Western Wayne School Community to attend all of our home athletic events scheduled during Homecoming Week!  Please come out and support our varsity athletic match-ups all week long by showing up and cheering for the Wildcats!

• Monday 10/7 – Western Wayne Boys Soccer v. Mountain View at 6 PM
• Tuesday 10/8 – Western Wayne Cross Country Meet v. multiple schools at 4:45 PM
• Tuesday 10/8 – Western Wayne Girls Volleyball v. Valley View at 6 PM
• Friday 10/11 – Western Wayne Football v. Lakeland at 7 PM

Pictured are members of the 2024 Western Wayne Homecoming Court, from left:    Josh Vinton, Raegan Palmer, Mackenzie Adams, Sean Owens, Ally Irvine, Lance Maiocco, Grace Lidy, Mason Rush, Madison Stiffler, and Evan Dean.

On September 23rd Western Wayne High School Students in grade 9 experienced the THINK! ENERGY Innovation Program. This program is an interactive, hands-on presentation with a take home energy efficiency kit for each participating student and teacher. The program teaches the importance of energy, natural resources and environmental resources, and gives each participating student’s family energy-efficient technologies to install at home. Students and Staff in the high school received innovation kits on September 23rd. The kits included faucet aerators, a furnace filter whistle, a water conserving shower head, three LED light bulbs as well an advanced smart energy power strip. 176 innovation kits were distributed overall. This comes to 5758 new LED bulbs distributed to the Western Wayne School District since the program’s launch in 2015. This program will also result in a number of mini grants for the teachers in the high school as well. The Think Energy Innovation Program has been brought to the schools by the National Energy Foundation, PPL Electric Utilities and the Pennsylvania Department of Education. For more information or questions, please contact National Energy Foundation at 1-855-494-2942 or email amy.lamielle@nef1.org

Wayne Memorial Health System, Forest City Regional, Wallenpaupack Area, Wayne Highlands and Western Wayne School District are co-sponsoring the 7^th and 10^th Grade “Together for Health” program to provide for you resources and practical tools for healthier lifestyle choices.

See the flyer for details!