- Principal Dr. Michele Lew resigns citing health concerns
- Inflation impacts students and staff
- Egg shortages leave students scrambling
- The MPR gets a makeover with new curtains
- Personal Finance will be added as a new graduation requirement
- The Ian Everts Memorial Scholarship offers support for aspiring trade students
- Women in STEM fair inspires students and celebrates innovation
- Gas leak reported on campus was quickly repaired
- LA fires raise concerns among students
- High school mentors coach robotics team to victory
- Walnut is recognized in U.S. News & World Report's 2025 Best Schools Rankings
- Interim instructional dean joins the administration
- Walnut provides academic programs to prepare students for future careers
- Students make a difference at the school
- Artificial dye banned due to safety concerns
![Scanning the pool | 1/2 attacker junior Emma Roarick looks to make a play toward the goal in a 5-4 CIF first round win over Patriot. “I was feeling very nervous for this game because we played this team already and won by only one point last time. The game was nerve-wracking, and we had a lot of challenges that game. It was a very good game, and we put up a really good fight. It was exciting to win that game, especially for it being our first [CIF] game this season,” Roarick said.](https://whshoofprint.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/IMG_8662-1200x800.jpg)