Seniors are coming closer to their graduation date. As they prepare to leave WLHS and enter university, it is a good time for them to reflect on what they have learned and who they are. One way they did that recently was through the CliftonStrengths Assessment and a special presentation. The school provided the senior students in the WLHS Residential Program with the assessment to learn more about their personality, skills, and talents. Guest speaker Emily Krill, a writer and university life coach, led a workshop on how they are uniquely gifted, and how to use their Strengths for success as future college students.
Before the Spring break, the Residential Activities Committee (RAC) organized an Easter party for all students residing in the dormitory as well as special Ecuadorian guests visiting for a short program at WLHS.