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Linda and Smilla are new to Wheeling and the United States.
Meet Smilla and Linda!
Students are still allowed to have access to their phones in the halls and during lunch.
Check Up On Phones And Mental Health
Students demonstrate the proper way to honor the flag of the United States of America.
Veterans Day Assembly Gallery 11.8.24
The statue prominently displayed at the main entrance of our high school awaits the unveiling of a new way to honor our veterans on 11/12/24.
Veterans Day Plans to Unveil New Honors
The team of Seismic Sweets in Huntington, WV ready to compete. Courtesy of Peytyn Heldreth.
Park Competes with Seismic Sweets
The robotics practice space allows team members to learn more and prepare for upcoming tournaments!
Robotics at the Ready
The Volleyball team prepares for their game on Breast Cancer Awareness night.
Braided Together With Friendship: Saying Goodbye
"You can't guard her" and you can't knock her down. Lala Woods is on the rebound to recovery. Courtesy of Lala Woods.
Road to Recovery: Lala Woods
The hockey team gathers together before a game. Courtesy of Kaden Schnarr.
The Puck Drops for Hockey Season
Redick Moore fighting to stay in front of his little brother who is trailing behind just one person. Courtesy of Redick Moore
Young Talent Destroys Competition at Cross Country States
Brodye and Nathan share the JB Chambers Performing Arts Center stage in Lend Me a Tenor.
A Review: Lend Me a Tenor
The art display cases feature work from many levels of art classes.
Brush Strokes of Beginnings: The First Year of the National Arts Honor Society
Check out our playlist powered by Spotify
Eagle Eye View: Fall Playlist
The new Terrifier 3 movie is ready to horrify audience members.
What About Horror Movies Make People Love Them?
James A. Grymes, author of Violins of Hope, address the students of Wheeling Park High School in the Performing Arts center.
Violins of Hope: Their Stories
Students especially around this time of the year may be struggling. There is always someone who is willing to talk to you.
Drained, Lost, and Not Quite There….The Struggle of Being a Teenager
Fall decorations in the history department.
What Does Thanksgiving Mean to You?
Christmas Decorating
Christmas Decorating
Fall Outfit Inspiration
Fall Outfit Inspiration
The Wheeling Suspension bridge is an iconic landmark for our town, but how does Wheeling build bridges with the younger generations and influence them to stay?
Why Don’t You Stay Awhile?

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JaiLynn

JaiLynn, Staff Writer

JaiLynn is a 10th grader at Wheeling Park High School. She is a first year staff writer for the Park Press.

Her first writing experience was at Warwood Middle School in 7th grade. She wrote for the newsapers for workplace, and greatly enjoyed it.

She has been doing All-Star Cheer for 4 years at ICE in Washington, PA. Her awards include hitting zero deductions at competitions due to her amazing coaches.

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Eagle Eye View: Election Day 2024

Eagle Eye View: Election Day 2024

JaiLynn, Staff Writer
November 5, 2024
Photo courtesy of Jay Bordas

Sport Spotlight: Jay Bordas

JaiLynn, Staff Writer
October 15, 2024
Left to right: Mrs. Adrienne Richards, Mr. Brian Leggett, Mr. Nate Skrzypek, and Mr. Jack Doyle make up the prinicpal staff beneath our head principal, Mrs. Dailer.

Meet the Assistant and Associate Principals!

JaiLynn, Staff Writer
October 11, 2024
The crowns await the winners in Mrs. Dailer's office.

Here Comes Homecoming!

JaiLynn, Staff Writer
September 23, 2024
A lively student section celebrates the first pep rally of the year.

[Photo] Last First- A Letter From the Editor

Maliah Miskiewicz, Co-Editor in Chief
September 11, 2024
School Counselors are always there for our students and school.

[Photo] Mental Health Counselor Crisis

October 3, 2024
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