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  • Allentown Colleges Tour Trip – (Open to Juniors & SOPHOMORES)Allentown Colleges Tour Trip – (Open to Juniors & SOPHOMORES)March 23, 2023Attention Juniors and NOW SOPHOMORES!!!!! The Western Wayne Guidance Department is planning a trip to Allentown to tour universities on April 13, 2023. The trip will include tours of Lafayette College, DeSales University and Moravian University. Seating is limited to 40 students, so it will be on a first come, first serve basis. The cost of the trip will be $55.00 to cover the charter bus. Please make checks payable to Western Wayne High School. Money is due by Thursday, March 30, 2023. Please check your email for more information and the permission form or click this link: https://ww3.westernwayne.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/Allentown-College-Tour-Permission-Form.pdf Share this:TwitterFacebookLike this:Like Loading... [...]
  • Student to Open First Art Exhibit on Saturday, March 25Student to Open First Art Exhibit on Saturday, March 25March 23, 2023Amanda Miehle works on her mural which is composed of 68 pieces of her art.  Flyer for Amanda’s exhibition which opens on Saturday, March 25. Amanda Miehle, a student who attends New Story School and is a part of the Western Wayne School District, is a 16 year old untrained artist who has created an extensive amount of outside art for her young age. This Saturday, March 25, Amanda will open her “Fashion Passion Magic” art display at The Ruffed Grouse Gallery. It is her first gallery exhibition. Over 200 of Miehle’s color drawings showcasing her exuberant take on fashion, color, and abstraction will be presented.Amanda began creating art at age four with her first drawings of figures in what has become her signature “A” style. Through the years as her figures evolved stylistically, yet consistently retaining the “A” simplicity, she began referring to them as her fashion. In 2017, along with her “A” fashion girls, Amanda expanded her work to include her new style of abstract art. At 16 years old, Amanda has created well over 300 works of art, consisting mostly of her fashion girls and abstracts.Discovered in 2021 by Paul Plumadore and Jim Tindell, local artists and curators for the Great Wall of Honesdale, Amanda’s work was selected to be recreated as a mural to appear on The Great Wall for the year. Her art won the People’s Choice Award and was featured in several publications. This exposure caught the eye of photographer Bill Westmoreland who became her liaison into the art world. He introduced her to magazine editor Edward Gomez leading to a feature in the inaugural edition of BrutJournal, as well as to gallery owners for her first showings.Born June 5, 2006 in Scranton, Pennsylvania, the doctors immediately diagnosed her as having Trisomy 21, better known as Down Syndrome. Through early therapeutic intervention and the Head Start program, along with her parents’ and brother’s dedication to helping her reach her fullest potential, Amanda thrived as a child.Throughout her childhood, Amanda has enjoyed swimming, soccer, cheerleading, karate, gymnastics, cooking, music, singing and dancing. She is also an avid ATV motorcycle rider, having learned to drive an ATV independently at age 12. She has a keen interest in fashion, hair and makeup, and dreams of being a fashion designer and stylist. She plans on designing clothes and accessories as well as owning a salon to style clients from head to toe. Her passion for fashion and beauty is illustrated throughout her artwork. Amanda is a strong, passionate, creative soul. When asked she has said she creates her art to express her fashion and make everybody happy. The unique style and joy represented in her work reflects who Amanda truly is as a person. She is a joy; she is clever; she is unique and there is no doubt that this is just the beginning of her contribution to the art world. Share this:TwitterFacebookLike this:Like Loading... [...]
  • 2023 Ag Literacy Week at EverGreen Elementary2023 Ag Literacy Week at EverGreen ElementaryMarch 22, 2023The PA Friends of Agriculture Foundation’s 2023 Ag Literacy Week kicked off this week at EverGreen Elementary. A special thank you to our guest reader, Mr. Peifer, for reading The Day the Farmers Quit to the K-2 graders. This book helped the students see that we all depend on the hard work of farmers. Share this:TwitterFacebookLike this:Like Loading... [...]
  • Western Wayne to host Pole Vault ClinicWestern Wayne to host Pole Vault ClinicMarch 21, 2023The Western Wayne Track Foundation in conjunction with REMAX Best will be sponsoring a pole vault clinic at the Western Wayne Middle School on Saturday, March 25th from 1-4pm. Our lead clinician for the event will be two-time Olympian and World Champion Pole Vaulter Lawrence Johnson. Share this:TwitterFacebookLike this:Like Loading... [...]
  • Career Fair @ WWHSCareer Fair @ WWHSMarch 21, 2023On April 5th, the Western Wayne High School Guidance Department will be hosting a career fair for 11th and 12th grade students. Share this:TwitterFacebookLike this:Like Loading... [...]
  • Allentown Colleges Tour TripAllentown Colleges Tour TripMarch 16, 2023Attention Juniors: The Western Wayne Guidance Department is planning a trip to Allentown to tour universities on April 13, 2023.  The trip will include tours of Lafayette College, DeSales University and Moravian University.  Seating is limited to 40 students, so it will be on a first come, first serve basis.  The cost of the trip will be $55.00 to cover the charter bus.  Please make checks payable to Western Wayne High School.  Money is due by Thursday, March 30, 2023.  Please check your email for more information and the permission form or click this link: https://ww3.westernwayne.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/Allentown-College-Tour-Permission-Form.pdf Share this:TwitterFacebookLike this:Like Loading... [...]
  • <strong>TEAMS COMPETE IN REGIONAL READING RELAY</strong>TEAMS COMPETE IN REGIONAL READING RELAYMarch 16, 2023From left, standing: Aurora Morris, Keyura Neve, Leila Whitfield, Alexis Whitfield, Riley Pongracz, Madelyn ChrobakFrom left, kneeling: Xenia Gauvain (CAPTAIN), Vallita BelinovaNot pictured: Zariah Edmunds (CAPTAIN), Cailey Fullone, Josefine Vizcaino From left, standing: William Dwyer, Stephanie Maxwell, Summer Paugh, Cassidy Zeiler, Ryleigh Mahon, Lillian Morcom, Ash Mangieri (CAPTAIN)From left, sitting: Anita Vanyo, Natalia Borrelli, Edith Sheehan, Emily Brophy, Elizabeth Wasylyk From left: Britney Wertman (CAPTAIN), Sean Soom, Charlotte Skelton, Cullen Fox, Haley McGuire, Sofie Fiorella, Alex Bernardi, Paige Barattucci, Audrey Capozzi, Haley Dougal (CAPTAIN)Not pictured: Thomas Williams. Western Wayne Middle and High School students participated in the NEIU-19’s annual Reading Relay at the beginning of March. In preparation, students read books from issued lists consisting of 25 book choices.  The students then competed virtually against teams from other local districts in 50-question rounds based on details of reading comprehension.  The middle school and high school teams consisted of 34 dedicated readers and represented Western Wayne with the best of wildcat pride. This year was competitive as Mrs. Robbins’s team was just short of top-ranking with her middle school team and Mrs. Banik’s high school team awarded medals. Mrs. Jenkins’s team went on to score in the Elite 8 and were awarded medals and swag bags. Share this:TwitterFacebookLike this:Like Loading... [...]
  • Mental Health First Aid Virtual TrainingsMental Health First Aid Virtual TrainingsMarch 16, 2023Mental Health First Aid training is an 8-hour evidence-based curriculum created by the National Council for Mental Well-being. This course helps adults working with youth ages 12-18 to identify, understand, and respond to the early signs of mental health and substance use challenges using the ALGEE action plan. Please download the following flyer for more details. Share this:TwitterFacebookLike this:Like Loading... [...]
  • FBLA Members Attend Commissioners MeetingFBLA Members Attend Commissioners MeetingMarch 8, 2023Row 1:  Colette Schmitt, Alex Chapman, and Mackenzie Adams. Row 2:  Theresa Lubash, Western Wayne FBLA adviser; Addie Griffin, Hunter Smith, Ethan Lamberton, and Commissioner Brian Smith. Row 3: Brian Field, Wayne County Treasurer; and Commissioner James Shook. Members of Western Wayne FBLA attended a Wayne County Commissioners meeting to receive an FBLA Week proclamation.  At the meeting, Colette Schmitt, 2023-2024 Region 22 Secretary, Western Wayne FBLA President Alex Chapman, and Western Wayne FBLA Sophomore Vice President Mackenzie Adams spoke on behalf of Western Wayne FBLA and Region 22 FBLA.   Share this:TwitterFacebookLike this:Like Loading... [...]
  • FBLA Members Attend Commissioners MeetingFBLA Members Attend Commissioners MeetingMarch 8, 2023Mackenzie Adams, Alex Chapman, Chloe Romanowski, Judge Matthew Meagher, Colette Schmitt, Ethan Lamberton, Hunter Smith, and Addie Griffin. Western Wayne FBLA members recently had an opportunity to tour the Wayne County Courthouse and sit in on sentencings in President Judge Janine Edwards courtroom.Attorney Chole Romanowski, Wayne County Court Law Clerk, gave the members a of tour of the courtrooms and explained the responsibilities of some of the various jobs that are part of the court system, include tipstaff, court stenographer, and chief clerk. Attorney Romanowski also spoke about how the court system in Pennsylvania works.During a break afterwards, President Judge Janine Edwards spoke with the members about the sentences that were imposed to individuals in her courtroom. In addition, members also met with Judge Matthew Meagher in his chambers and in his courtroom. Judge Meagher explained his role and the types of cases he typically hears in his courtroom. Share this:TwitterFacebookLike this:Like Loading... [...]
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