East

On Friday, May 24th, NY Governor Kathy Hochul visited Williamsville East High to hold a private discussion about social media’s impact on teenagers with ten lucky East students, in addition to holding a small, local press conference.

On Thursday, May 2nd, the 1st and 9th period Automotive Technology classes taught by Mr. DeLellis went on a field trip to Buffalo Engine Components (BEC) in downtown Buffalo.

As the last marking period of the year draws to a close, the dread and anticipation of final exams loom large over students at WEHS. Some effective study techniques that students can incorporate into their routines to ensure success are listed below. 

Mrs. Mauro’s Entrepreneurship classes opened, managed, and closed their class businesses and both were a success!

Well, we always knew this day would come … and now, it finally happened on May 15th.

This May 29th at 7pm, people from all walks of life will gather together to harness something truly special: the unifying force of music. And not just any music--we’re talking about Williamsville East’s 16th annual Legends of Jazz concert!

On 4/16, the East track team faced West Seneca West on a Tuesday dual meet. Although our team lost, we were only defeated by 5 points with a score of 73-68.

Here we go again! It’s SLC time — one of the busiest yet exciting weeks of the FBLA experience. From Wednesday 4/10 to Friday 4/12, Will East members competed in a variety of State Leadership Conference events.

On Thursday, April 18th, during 6th and 7th period, the annual East Poetry, Music, Art, and Dance (PMAD) Festival (albeit without any dance acts) was held in the auditorium for an audience of primarily artists, poets, musicians, and a number of English classes.

The total eclipse in Buffalo was a nation-wide event that people from all over the country were tuned into. The last total solar eclipse in Buffalo occurred in 1925, so this rare event creates a huge buzz of activity in the city.