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It is that time of year! The weather is getting warm, spring sports are up and running, and AP exam preparations are just about to start. All AP classes are unique and contribute to the academic excellence here at Williamsville East. Let's take a deeper dive into some of the most popular, and least popular, AP exams. Let’s also take a look at the future of AP exams!

By: Maria Kronenberg dos Santos My name is Marina Kronemberger dos Santos; I am from a city called Petropolis in Brazil, and I can not...

By: Gillian Marcus It’s that time of the year again.  Seniors stress about college applications, desperately wishing they got more volunteer hours and participated in...

By: Garrett Speller It’s that time of year again, when the snow begins to fall, and the music wing braces itself for the next annual...

Earlier this year, the Biden Administration delayed the withdrawal of American troops from Afghanistan to September 11th. Mentions of the withdrawal date all the way back to the Obama Administration, but it was only finalized this September. Many fears arose that the Taliban would regain control, and these fears became reality on the days leading up to August 15th, when Taliban fighters took control of the Afghan presidential palace in Kabul. 

New Boys’ Varsity Soccer coach, Tony Schiappa, values three pillars of team culture: Competition is King, Energy is Everything, and Bringing a Professional Approach. Sophomore...

Jaeyoon Cha, a former student of this school, sent in this article from her new home in Texas, talking about the significant difference that...

As exciting as it has been to return to a more normal lifestyle, anxiety has been evident in students’ lives. We researched the most prevalent issues students are managing and interview teachers about how you can make the most of this year. 

To get a taste for how the East community likes the season of turning leaves, the East Side News surveyed students and faculty to learn their opinions of all things fall!

What looked to be a season of domination ended in disappointment for the boys varsity soccer team, losing to eventual champions Niagara Wheatfield 1-0 in the section semifinal, closing the curtains on the varsity careers of 12 seniors (13 if including injured player-turned-coach Nick Schopp).