Arts and Bots Winterim
By Amelia Wetherington Arts and Bots is a class led by Mrs. Lebron where the students learn to program different objects to make them move, turn on, etc. After learning […]
Category Archives: News
Hot Zone
By Rhodes Reddick Ebola. Zika. Influenza. These three emerging and re-emerging diseases have caused a major uproar that affects not only the people on this planet but the surrounding environment […]
Zodiac signs. Yay Or Nah?
By Brooke Baughan and Kayla Lakine Do you really act like your Zodiac sign?
Students’ New Year’s Resolutions
By Merrill Hart and Amelia Wetherington What are students at the Walker School improving on in 2018? Let’s see what goals they have set and how they’re achieving them.
4 At Home Life Hacks
By Hannah Charles Marley Schlosberg This is a short video of four great at home life hacks!
Sweet Gifts for Your Sweetheart
By Katie Harmon and Hailey Noel Here’s a sure fire way to impress your crush or date. These five gifts are cheap, unique, easy, and adorable.
Tinsel, Tests, and Tension: Helpful Hints for this Stressful Exam Season
With the holidays fast approaching, students are gearing up for exam week, and now that study-time down to the wire, Walker upper schoolers feel the strain more than ever. Walker […]
Christmas Playlist!
Click on this link to listen to a Spotify Christmas Playlist with 52 songs!!! https://open.spotify.com/user/aespencer15/playlist/6VJ33Vdo5foY2Z3zz0mQfG
The Walker School Celebrates the Holidays
This time of the year, The Walker School is celebrating the holidays. There are many different ways the faculty and students of The Walker School celebrate the holidays. Many students […]
There’s No Time Like the Present(s)
One of the best parts of Christmas and the holiday season is the movies so make sure your candy canes are in mint condition, the fire is roaring (but not […]
Get Your Kris Kringle On This Holiday Season
It’s the happiest time of the year! Or if you’re like me, the time of scrambling to buy gifts with nonexistent money. If you’re in need of some activities to […]
Popping the Lid Off the Canned Food Drive
It’s that time of year again. Temperatures are dropping, leaves are falling, and students at The Walker School are scrambling to collect cans. Corn, rice, pasta, and any other non-perishables […]
Feast Your Eyes
This Thanksgiving has a full plate of holiday themed shows and airings for all generations. As you wake up, turn on ABC to watch the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade at […]
Let me save you some money, don’t buy Taylor Swift’s album
Before listening to the album, I️ knew that Taylor likes to change up her style with every album. I️ think that this album will be Taylor trying to be more […]
ADL Assembly
On Thursday, November 9th, several high school students led an anti-bullying assembly with the help of the ADL. The assembly was about how negative name calling can really hurt. Four […]
Model UN Students go to GSU
Thirty-six Walker students led by Ms.Brimer, Dr.Schafer, Ms.Pierce, and Ms.Martello went to a Model UN Conference held at Georgia State University on Tuesday, October 24th and 25th. Model UN is […]
The Walker Middle School Sets Sail
The week after Labor Day weekend, a group of 19 Walker School students, sixth through eighth grade, ventured outside the classroom. These select students were able to participate in a […]
Fifth Graders Travel to Driftwood
Recently, the fifth graders at The Walker School took a four day class trip to Driftwood. Here they learned about marine life, aquatic animals and each other. When asked about […]
Environmental Science Takes on Red Top Mountain
This past Wednesday, Mr. Harding’s Environmental Science class took a day-long trip to Red Top Mountain for a learning experience as a part of the entomology unit. The class collected […]
Say Hello to Bye Bye Birdie
This fall, Walker’s drama department is performing Bye Bye Birdie, a musical based on the book by Michael Stewart which had its Broadway debut in the early 1960s. The story […]
The Wolverine 