Physician Assistant Student visits from St. Francis University

On December 20, 2017 the Anatomy and Physiology, AP Biology and Honors Chemistry students had the opportunity to learn from Miss Diana Hassan, a Physician Assistant Student from St. Francis University.  Miss Hassan is a 2013 Western Wayne Graduate and will be completing her Master’s Degree in the Physician Assistant program in May of 2018.  Diana spoke with students about her research on the disease Meningitis.  Her presentation entitled Meningitis:  A True Medical Emergency gave students information about the varying causes of Meningitis as well as symptoms and treatments.  This information was particularly valuable for students who are college or military bound and will be living in close proximity to one another.

            Miss Hassan educated students on the importance of seeking medical care if a person is suspected of suffering from Meningitis and classic symptoms that are associated.  She also shared statistics and information on the varying pathogens that can cause the disease at different stages of life.  Students had the opportunity to ask questions and discuss the disease .  Diana then spoke to the students about her college pathway and how she attained her degree.  Students were grateful to hear about such an important topic from a Western Wayne graduate.  We are thankful to Diana for sharing her expertise and her career pathway with our students.  We are wildcat proud of Diana and her accomplishments!

 

Western Wayne Holiday Baking

Western Wayne Cooking Students Create Holiday Projects Creating delicious sweet treats isn’t only a job best suited for Santa’s elves. At the Western Wayne High School, students in Mrs. Stephanie Zoppi’s Basic Foods class along with her other culinary classes have been working all month to create a variety of decadent holiday cookies and treats.

Cappuccino cookies, craisin cookies, gingerbread cookies, and lemon butter cookies are all endeavors they have taken on this holiday season just to name a few. The students say they enjoy learning new recipes and baking techniques from Zoppi. Many of them chose to take Basic Foods because they have always loved cooking and baking with their families.

From left: Felicity Sickler, Zane Janiszewski, Caitlyn Burdick, and Maggy Langendoerfer prepare lemon butter cookies in preparation for the holiday as a part of their Basic Foods class at Western Wayne High School.

Anonymous Report (Including Bullying, Concerns for Self/Others, Comments, or Suggestions)

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Students now have two ways to make an anonymous report (including bullying, concerns for self/others, comments, or suggestions).

  1. An anonymous drop box is located on the wall as you enter the high school library. Students may report bullying, make a comment, or submit a suggestion in this box.
  2. The “Bully Box”, available through bullyboxreport.com or by downloading the app, can be used to submit a report too. To use the website or app students will need to put in our high school password, which is wildcats. ALL reports are anonymous through the website and app!

 

ALSO… students and teachers can submit an act of kindness in the Guidance Office or through the Guidance Department website.

 

Congratulations Coach Wolff-Scranton Times and NPF Coach of the Year

Scranton Times – In his second season, guided team to wins in its first six games which included three by shutout and finished season 7-4 overall. Wildcats qualified for the District 2 Class 3A playoffs for the first time in school history which began in 1973. Has 13-9 career record.

NPF – In his second season as a head coach, he helped lead Western Wayne to its first-ever District 2 home playoff game. … Guided team to seven regular-season wins, improving his record to 13-9 in 2 seasons. … Led team to wins in its first five games. … Got the defense off to a fast start, with consecutive shutouts to begin the season and just seven points allowed while posting three shutouts in the first four games. … Won an Eastern Conference championship in first season as coach.