Many sports teams at Walled Lake Central work very well together when playing together and that’s by design. It’s the dynamic that each team builds up from by working in varying ways to create bonds outside of school and practices.
Winning multiple state and district titles over the years, Central’s hockey program has been a longtime source of pride for Walled Lake Central. Perhaps that’s why it’s so surprising and saddening that despite the program’s best efforts, there will be no Walled Lake Central Hockey this year due to a lacking roster.
This year’s College Night, an interactive event involving all three Walled Lake district high schools, is approaching fast. College Night this year is planned to be on March 22, 2017.
With the semester coming to an end, this means that one of the most stressful times of the year is approaching for students. Finals.
This year, Walled Lake Central business classes such as Financial Literacy and Marketing are assigning their students a task to shadow an employer’s job.
On January 1st, LA and the rest of the country woke up to a new year and a new sign, one that read, “Hollyweed”.
A lot can happen in a year. Coming into the new year, all of Commerce Township got a shocking surprise. The well known, old Commerce drive-in movie sign was tagged. The graffiti wasn’t just a symbol but a statement, “A lot can happen in a year.”
Christmas is just around the corner and excitement is in the air, but one thing that people are not excited about is the cold Michigan weather.This drives interest of going on vacation for many people.
The 2016 NFL season has offered a lot of unexpected surprises. The Dallas Cowboys are 12-2 and probably the best team in the league, the Oakland Raiders (11-3) are a favorite to go to the superbowl, and best of all the Detroit Lions are 9-5 and are currently first place in their division.
Central’s Model United Nations team traveled to Lansing to compete in the annual Canadian-American Security Councils (CASC) conference, held December 3-4.
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