Wildcat Chronicle

Destigmatizing tattoos

By Joey Hernandez , Reporter • March 16, 2023

Despite the stigma facing tattoos, more people are turning toward ink than ever before.

Signs of celebrating social justice months may be scarce

By Nancy Sanchez, Reporter • March 14, 2023

March marks Women's History Month, but signs of the event may be scarce around the building as students question whether WCCHS does enough to honor social justice months.

Electives give students chance to explore options, but have seen reductions over time

By Jordy Carrillo, Reporter • March 14, 2023

WCCHS has seen a number of electives come and go over the years, but some would like to see more options.

Everything from Hailey to ‘Selener’

By Effie Giannoudakos, Reporter • March 12, 2023

Celebrity tea makes for great entertainment, especially when a feud is at the center of the drama.

Questioning whether healthy food comes at an extra cost

By Ja'Nyah Villa, Reporter • March 8, 2023

Quest upped its prices in Sept. 2022, and some question whether the food service provider's healthy options come at an additional price.

Exploring emotion through local art and artists

By Emily Ziajor, Reporter • March 7, 2023

The impact of emotion on art is evident, and explored through a variety of mediums, as well as local classes and galleries.

Creative Writing Club ready to compete

By Savannah Epperson, News Editor • March 7, 2023

Creative Writing Club looks toward Lit Fest in a few weeks.

Teens question if there is more to life than “The Grind”

By Effie Giannoudakos • March 2, 2023

While part-time jobs teach important skills, there may be an impact on students who try to do too much.

How-to get organized for school

By Savannah Epperson • February 15, 2023

School is difficult, even more so when students are not organized. This how-to article provides the tips necessary to get organized, and then stay organized.

Chess team wins conference, competes at State

By Sasha Baumgartner • February 15, 2023

After winning the conference championship, chess team set their sights on a bid for State.

Cultivating for success: Horticulture Club preps for Blooming Fest

By Effie Giannoudakos • February 2, 2023

Horticulture Club begins its annual plantings in preparation for Blooming Fest.

Senior traditions: will they be brought back, or lost forever?

By Bryan Dionicio, Reporter • January 23, 2023

Senior traditions have been in a decline ever since COVID began, but will they make a return?