As second semester begins here at Walled Lake Central, groups such as Spanish Club ready themselves for a whole new season of adventures. The Spanish Club, as well as the other foreign language groups, look to educate students on the cultures behind the languages they learn at school through a wide range of extracurricular activities.
Every year, it seems that we lose more and more days off while adding more days to the school calendar. This year, perception is reality.
Motorists have been complaining about the conditions of I-75 because of massive potholes, broken bridges, falling concrete and these complaints were heard.
On February 1, an assembly was held at the beginning of the half day for the senior class of 2017. The assembly was aimed at letting the seniors know of upcoming events such as volleyball marathon, spring break, mock elections, winter formal, prom, and the senior all-night party.
Seniors, get ready to take a trip around the world because prom is coming your way.
The Commerce Township Community Library opened its new location at 180 E. Commerce Road, on Tuesday, January 17. The after closing the doors at its old location for the final time on Thursday, Dec. 29, at 9 pm.
Huge crowds of protesters came together on Sunday January 29, at Detroit Metro Airport to rally against President Trump’s executive order suspending the United States Refugee system for a period of 120 days, banning Syrian refugees until further notice, and barring citizens of seven Muslim-majority countries from entering the US including Syria, Iraq, Iran, Sudan, Libya, Somalia, and Yemen. The ban includes anyone re-entering the country on a green card.
Members of Walled Lake Central’s Wind Ensemble traveled to DeVos Hall in Grand Rapids on Thursday January 20 to perform at the Michigan Music Conference. This is an event where only the best ensembles in Michigan come together to perform in front of prestigious musicians.
Walled Lake School Districts’ elementary level kids came to Central on January 19, so the performing arts could put on a short concert for them in order to introduce them to new instruments and show them what different instruments sound like as well as how they all sound together as a group.
It is that time of year again, the school musical is rapidly approaching. This year’s musical will be Disney’s The Little Mermaid, which has sparked the interest of many students. Performances will take place March 17-19 and the performing arts department has kicked into high gear as the begin to prepare for the fantastic show this year,
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