Despite having their season cut short, the varsity baseball team, undefeated (10-0) and ranked the number one team in Florida, owes a great portion of their successes to their center fielder, senior Enrique Bradfield Jr.. Keep Reading
Cypress has always had a passion for videography, however she only recently started photography her freshman year of high school, when WAHS needed someone to take pictures of an upcoming football game. Cypress credits that instance as the start of her passion for sports photography. Keep Reading
While our school is making a seemingly smooth transition to distance learning, education is going through significant reform. Here’s a quick breakdown of how the coronavirus is changing education today. Keep Reading
By March 11 the World Health Organization (WHO) declared COVID-19 a pandemic. This immediately caused a nation-wide panic and encouragement to stay home to “lower the curve” of those infected. However, in the near peak of the Democratic Presidential Primaries, some states decided the show must go on for voters. Keep Reading
Showcasing student talent while benefiting charities, the annual Fine Arts Festival took place Sat. Feb. 29 from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Lower school art pieces filled the walls of the 3000 building, while upper school students displayed their works of art in the dance and chorus rooms. Keep Reading