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Navigating Caldwell’s Fee Increase
Photo Creds: BioNetwork Bethany Atwood, Staff Writer for the Powderhorn Dual enrollment is a popular option for eligible high school...

Bethany Atwood
Sep 18


From a School of Strangers to a Community
As incoming freshmen open the doors of Watauga High School and take their first step inside, they enter into a different world. A world full of FLEX, four lunches, three wings, and 1,600 students. Stepping into this world can be confusing, difficult, and scary. To combat these feelings, the Link Crew program has swooped in.

Roz Rabinowitz
Sep 18


¿Qué se necesita para ser “estadounidense”?
La inmigración continúa siendo una fuente constante de controversia, debate y confusión en los Estados Unidos. La actual administración presidencial ha centrado su plataforma en la inmigración y en los individuos indocumentados.

Issac James
Sep 18


What Does it Take to Be “American”?
Immigration is a constant source of controversy, discussion, and confusion in the United States. The current presidential administration has focused on immigration and undocumented individuals as a central platform.

Issac James
Sep 18


Watauga Implements New Metal Detector and Clear Bag Policy for Sporting Events
This year, Watauga High School brought forth a few new policies that have left students with unanswered questions.

Ria Titus
Sep 11


Why You Should Care About The Bureau of Labor Statistics
What does the Bureau of Labor Statistics do? Though the name Bureau sounds a bit intimidating, it’s pretty self-explanatory.

Aspen Hickman
Sep 11


Navigating the New Food Policy at Sporting Events
Though safety is the main goal when making a change like this, the unintended consequences are going to affect certain guests including those with dietary restrictions.

Abbi Clark
Sep 4


The Why Behind the New Cell Phone Rule in North Carolina
According to local doctor Scott St. Clair, cell phone use can impair healthy social growth for teenagers.

Lillon Henline
Aug 21


Why Can’t I Have My Phone?: House Bill 959 And How It’s Affecting WCS Students
House Bill 959 means schools must choose how to protect instructional time from cell phone use.

Rebecca Billette
Aug 21


Who are the New Playmakers?
We profile some of the new Playmakers for next year.

Jax Marsh
May 29
Letter from the Editor: Our Year in Review
Our Editor in Chief provides her sign off for the 2024/25 school year.

Mia Llibre
May 29


The Kaleidoscope Concert - A Photo Essay
This year's Kaleidescope Concert was a beautiful display of artistry, talent and hard work.

Rebecca Billette
Dec 19, 2024


Watauga High School Model UN: A Model for the Future
WHS Model UN recently attended a conference at App State, where they received several awards, including Best Delegate, the highest honor.

Lillian Anderson
Dec 4, 2024


POTS: How Is This Once Obscure Condition Affecting Students At Watauga?
POTS, short for Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia, is a chronic condition that has become increasingly prevalent in young adults

Selah Greer
Nov 8, 2024


Students Weigh in on Key Electoral Issues
Questions about the state of our environment, economy, and education are often at the forefront of young voters’ minds.

Mia Llibre
Nov 4, 2024


Cell Phones: Pros And Cons Within Classrooms At Watauga High School
With cell phones ever prominent in the classroom, there are various policies teachers employ to deal with them.

Roz Rabinowitz
Sep 19, 2024


A New Beginning: A Look Into the Transition from PowerSchool to Infinite Campus
An article detailing the struggles involved with transitioning to a new student information system

Brennan Smith
Sep 13, 2024


"Nueva Política de Asistencia Genera Mucho Debate Entre los Estudiantes Atletas" by Rebecca Billette
Athletic eligibility requirements article in Spanish

Rebecca Billette
Sep 6, 2024


"New Attendance Policy Will Change Student-Athletes’ Eligibility to Play" by Rebecca Billette
Student athletes will need to follow new attendance requirements designed by the state Board of Education and implemented by the NCHSAA.

Rebecca Billette
Sep 6, 2024
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