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WHS eNews ~ September 18, 2026

Posted Date: 09/18/26 (04:00 PM)
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WHS eNews ~ September 18, 2026

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9/21/26 - No School, Yom Kippur
10/7/26 - Super Wednesday, 12:15 Dismissal
10/12/26 - No School, Indigenous Peoples' Day
11/11/26 - No School, Veterans Day
11/26-11/27 - No School, Thanksgiving Break
12/23/26-1/3/27 - No School, Holiday Break
 

Required Student Information Forms


Please sign in to the PowerSchool Parent Portal and select Returning Student Registration to verify your information as soon as possible as well as to validate your mailing address.

These forms are required for all students, including those new to Wayland Public Schools, and provide schools with current contact, emergency, and health information for the start of the year.

Questions? Visit our FAQs or submit a Support Form for assistance.
 
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Student Drop-Off & Pick-Up Procedure

For the sake of everyone’s safety, families are reminded that our drop-off location is only the large loop that passes by the Field House.  See red-line in the image above. Students may not be dropped off in the bus loop, the tennis courts, or any parking lots. 

Families are also reminded that the same after school pick-up location is the same process.

Thank you for your cooperation!
 

Class of 2027 Progressive Dinner


Class of 2027 Families,
We’re thrilled to announce that the Senior Class Progressive Dinner will take place on the night of Saturday, November 7th from 5pm to 8pm.  The Tandon family, the Loveless family and the Feitelberg family have generously volunteered to host the event.

The Progressive Dinner is a long-standing WHS tradition—a chance for seniors to share a fun, food-filled evening together before the busy months ahead. This event is open to ALL SENIORS and is FREE OF CHARGE.

FOOD CONTRIBUTIONS
WE NEED YOUR HELP with this undertaking! This is a potluck-style event, and the food will be provided by students, similar to a team dinner. We have divided up the class into three groups alphabetically by last name for food assignments. Each dish should serve about 12 people.  If you do not want to cook we could use cups, plates and cutlery.

Appetizers: A–G
Main Course: H–P
Desserts: Q–Z
The sign up genius for food will be available shortly.  
 

WHS Athletics

Click this link to access WHS athletic schedules.
 

Information from the Health Office


Wayland High School is committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of all students, especially those with life-threatening allergies or asthma.
Students who require EpiPens or asthma inhalers should carry their own medication at all times to ensure immediate access to treatment. A backup EpiPen or inhaler may be stored in the Health Office if desired.
In order for students to carry and self-administer their medications, we must have a current physician’s order and/or Emergency Action Plan (e.g., Emergency Health Care Plan for EpiPen administration or Asthma Action Plan), as well as parental authorization. These forms must be updated each school year and are available on the Wayland Public Schools website or from the Health Office.
Please note:
  • Students and/or parents/guardians are responsible for checking the EpiPen or inhaler for expiration and proper function.
  • Students with life-threatening allergies or asthma must bring their rescue medications on all field trips and after-school activities (clubs, athletics)
  • If you need assistance obtaining an auto-injector or inhaler, please contact our office.
Completed forms should be returned to the WHS Health Office as soon as possible. If you have any questions, please contact us at 508-358-3712.  Thank you for partnering with us to keep your child safe and prepared.

Noreen D’Amico, RN, BSN

A Message from the Massachusetts Department of Public Health


As many across the state prepare for the 2026-2027 school year, we encourage families and caregivers to vaccinate their children. Please see the joint statement linked below from the Massachusetts Department of Public Health (DPH) and the Massachusetts Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics (MCAAP) endorsing the AAP-recommended immunization schedule. 

 “A New School Year, A Time-Tested Way to Protect Children”  message linked here .
 

Student Parking Passes

Student parking passes are available for purchase during lunch block.

All students who wish to drive to school must complete the Student Parking Contract and have their driver's license available for confirmation whether they drive for the day or for the year.

Payment can either be made online via Unipay or by check payable to Wayland High School. Please note there is a convenience fee for paying online.
 

SAT & ACT Practice Exams

Wayland Student Press Network (WSPN) has partnered with Revolution Prep to offer digital SAT and ACT practice exams that students can take at home.

Exams can be taken with a proctor on a specific date or self-proctored to fit your schedule. Exams are $20 and all proceeds go to supporting the Wayland Student Press Network. 

Click this link for more information including links to register.
 

Class News

Click the link below for the latest news for each class.

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News from WHS PTO

The CHAT Hour

Topic: Academics, Extracurriculars & Student Supports
Date & Time: Friday,  9/25 -  8:45-9:30 am
Location: Join us In-person in the WHS Faculty Lounge or by Zoom
Zoom link will be emailed to all WHS caregivers the day before.
 
WHS PTO and WHS Administration are excited to host our first The CHAT Hour of the year! Kick off the school year armed with information about academics, extracurriculars and a wide range of student supports. Learn about the Academic Support Center, Counseling, intervention services, the Learning Resource Team and ESL. Also learn about sports, clubs and extracurricular activities. There will be plenty of time to ask questions. We look forward to seeing you there!
 

Counselors' Corner

Counselors' Corner

Click this link for news and important information from our Counseling Department.
 

PowerSchool

Our New Student Information System

What can I view in PowerSchool?
  • Class schedules
  • Grades
  • Attendance
  • Class assignments, due date and missing assignments
  • Report cards (only the high school can view historical grades)
  • Teachers names and email addresses
How do I access it?
Once you have an account set up, you can login via the web interface or the mobile app.

Where can I find the mobile app?
How do I sign up?
Go to parentsquare.com and register for an account with your email address.

Where do I login on the web:
What do I do if I have trouble logging in?
You can submit a support ticket using the Google Form at: https://forms.gle/592Fqm8e1kePE7Pb8

What if I can’t login?
If you have difficulty with the login and/or registration process, reach out to your building’s Instructional Technology Support specialist and they can help you get set up.