or not to Sign?
By Kora Phelps
You say hello, she looks nice enough, but she turns to you with an apologetic smile. She starts moving her hands in deliberate shapes and movement, indicating that she can’t hear.
But you don’t comprehend.
She sighs, smiling again but turning back to her work. You suddenly realize; she’s deaf and she was using sign language. You sigh the same way she had. If only you’d taken that sign language course in high school. Read more...
New Bus Route, New Way Home
By Breenna Bortle
“I hate it. I don’t want to stay on the bus for 45 minutes!” said Tyler Forrester, an 11th grader, regarding the change in bus routes. The new school year brought a new bus ride for many students. All their lives they rode one bus, got used to one driver, and one group of kids. But all that changed this year. Both drivers and students have had to learn a whole new way to get to school... (Read more in the Features Section)
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Pool Opens
at Wayland-Cohocton
by Eric Martell
The
pool comes equipped with underwater cameras and brand new lane lines,
courtesy of the Booster Club. (See more images
here)
After more than a year and more than five million dollars, construction of the aquatic center at Wayland-Cohocton CSD has finally come to a close. The old pool had been renovated to make necessary changes when the idea behind the project was brought before the board of education... (Read more in the Sports Section)