Daily Bulletin
Wallenpaupack Area High School Bulletin for Saturday, May 09, 2026
BOYS SOCCER
There will be boys open soccer training starting from 5:30-7:30pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays on the main grass soccer fields. Please bring a ball, water, and wear cleats.
SERVICE HOURS
Looking for Service Hours? We Need You!
Our Color Run on Friday, May 15th is bigger than ever this year, and we are looking for student volunteers to help make it a success! This is a great opportunity for: Student Council and General Council Members, National Honor Society Members, and any students in need of community service hours. If you are interested, please see Dr. Campbell and sign up in room 250. Thank you, and we hope to see you there!
ATTENTION SENIORS
Attention seniors who are playing a sport in college: Signing day will be Thursday, May 28th. Reach out to Mr. Buselli about how to be included in this event.
ATTENTION STUDENTS
Reminder- Any student that is taking a Spring Keystone exam, please make sure you bring your iPad, charged, on your scheduled testing dates!
ASVAB RESULTS
ASVAB results are in! Sgt. Conway will be in the Buckhorn Bridge on May 26, 2026 at 10am to give the interpretation of your scores, please sign up in the Guidance Office by 5/22/26.(Guidance)
ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS
Attention all students! If you are interested in running or re-running for a Class Officer or Student Council Officer position, please pick up an election packet from Señor Smith in room 263. Packets are due by the end of the day Tuesday, May 19th.
SCIENCE LAB
The Science Lab will meet every Thursday morning at 7:30 and Friday afternoon at 3pm. Please sign up outside of room 227 by noon the day before the session, if you are planning on staying for extra help in your science class or getting ready for the Biology Keystone.
MORNING MATH LAB
Tuesday and Thursday mornings at 7:30 a.m. in room 219 with Mr. Granquist.
ROBERT J. TRACE ESSAY SCHOLARSHIP
The Robert J. Trace Scholarship Fund is available to every student 15-18 years of age. To be eligible, a student must compose a 300-to-500-word essay on the topic "Patriotism and Citizenship - What America Means to me" and complete an application containing the information of the person through which the eligibility for this scholarship is made. To learn more, please visit Schoology, or stop by the Buckhorn Bridge for more information.