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More Applicants, but Less Likely
More Applicants, but Less Likely
On the Ice
On the Ice
FAFSA Applications
FAFSA Applications
Earthquake through NYC
Earthquake through NYC
A New Era at WJPS
A New Era at WJPS
AI in Art
AI in Art
Deadpools Return
Deadpool’s Return
Ozs New Attraction
Oz’s New Attraction
Elio Delayed
Elio Delayed
 Sydney Sweeney in Immaculate
 Sydney Sweeney in Immaculate
PARTEA Time
PARTEA Time
Tik Tok Trouble
Tik Tok Trouble
Advocating for Abortion Access 
Advocating for Abortion Access 
Common Cursing
Common Cursing
Elective Classes
Elective Classes
Who Will Prevail?
Who Will Prevail?
Celebrating Greatness
Celebrating Greatness
NHL Postseason
NHL Postseason
The Return of USA Basketball
The Return of USA Basketball
Brooklyn Basketball
Brooklyn Basketball
South Park: Snow Day
South Park: Snow Day
Apples New Release
Apple’s New Release
Humane’s AI Pin
Humane’s AI Pin
Star Wars Outlaws
Star Wars Outlaws
Return of Jurassic
Return of Jurassic
The Highlight#1
The Highlight#1
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The Highlight #12
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The Highlight #11
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The Highlight #10
The Highlight #9
The Highlight #9

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Pre-screening their satire films, the AP Literature class enjoys the humor, irony and exaggeration displayed in each of their projects as they analyze plot structure and certain character development in these parodies of Great Expectations and Animal Farm. Photo by Arthur Wilson.

Lights camera and irony at work

December 29, 2014
Ms. Song is a caring, patient, and encouraging teacher. Ever since she was a young girl she always wanted to teach and help kids. Now that she teaches she loves to see students excel and reach their full potential, while also learning more about herself through the feedback from her students. Picture by Aja Landolfi

Discovering the world of design

December 22, 2014
Taking the exaggerated approach

Taking the exaggerated approach

November 29, 2014
This years bell schedule is different from last years bell schedule. There is eight periods every day and students also get out at earlier each day. Last year it was 2:47 and this year students are released at 2:25. There is no more Wednesdays half days and lunch stayed the same for both high school students and middle school students. Picture by Christopher Dadic

Schedule mix up

October 11, 2014
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