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By Angelina Hu, Leah Huang Thank you everyone for an amazing Unity in Diversity 2022 show! Over the course of the pandemic, we have all...

By Amanda Ojeda and Ayesha Shaikh Mrs. Kramer is the ever so lovable AP Biology and Anatomy teacher at East Williamsville High School. While juggling...

By Simon Li and Jonah Ruddock  Sleep deprivation is an all too common occurrence among high schoolers, especially at an academically rigorous school like East....

The boys’ swim team dove right in this year with an undefeated regular season and a second-place finish at the ECIC Championship Meet. It’s a feat accomplished not only with talent but with the support of brotherhood.

By Pen Fang The 2022 January Regents Examinations have been canceled due to the increase in COVID cases and worsening pandemic.  Education Commissioner Betty Rosa said...

By Simon Li, Jonah Ruddock, Eric Yang Food review - Google Sheet Pictured from right to left: Jonah “The Devil” Ruddock, Eric “quaggy” Yang, and Simon...

UNICEF club is a new club here at East High School that’s connected to the organization’s mission of advocating for child protection and rights.

While in the midst of a pandemic, who would have thought a paper shortage would almost be the end of us. That may be an overstatement, but for many of our teachers and staff here at Williamsville East, this shortage has wreaked havoc. 

Students and staff of Williamsville East have taken great initiative this holiday season to give back to our community with no fewer than seven distinct collections to support local charitable causes, and East is proud to have such caring leaders in our school. Clubs, administration, and Dr. Redmond’s Human Rights and Genocide class have organized charitable efforts for everyone to help the less fortunate.

On December 16th, the Williamsville East National Honor Society (NHS) held a Christmas party at the Frank A Sedita Academy, a public school in Buffalo. The party took place in the school’s gym divided into four stations, where activities included making an ornament, caroling, and a Santa meet-and-greet where each kid received a present. Kids sang and clapped along to carols like “Jingle Bells”, “Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer”, and Williamsville East’s personal favorite, “Sleigh Ride”. The ornament craft was a messy yet fun time for everyone, with glitter all over the floor by the end of the party. And finally, the Santa meet-and-greet let kids meet Santa Claus in person, played by Lewis Shaevel, the current president of the NHS, while he handed out gifts.