June 9, 2019
Wilson alumni John Scott left his alma mater $127,000 in his will. A PTSO committee has decided to use the funds to create a college preparatory program. The committee,...
DCPS fails to prioritize at-risk student funds
June 9, 2019
The Beacon talks to newly elected SGA officers
June 9, 2019
New Wilson club aims to combat mental health stigma
June 9, 2019
June 11, 2019
La situación española se compara frecuentemente con la política alemana o italiana, debido a situaciones relativamente comparables durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial, cuando...
El gran auge de películas de habla hispana
June 11, 2019
El caos de Venezuela llega a DC
June 3, 2019
Advanced Placement takes on new meaning for ELL students
May 6, 2019
May 28, 2019
CHAPTER 1 A lot has changed since 2017. Back then, healthcare used to be on a card, affordable even. Now it can only be obtained by the rich and powerful. In my world healthcare...
May 11, 2019
From Above, they look like ants If you were to look at the oil fields from a plane, it would look like hundreds of little bugs milling around. The machinery like children’s...
Something Smells: Investigating Wilson’s Culture of Waste
May 6, 2019
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Virginia Suardi and Sadie Wyatt
June 10, 2019 • No Comments
Burger Tap & Shake, Best Buy, Bloo Moo, and so many more. Year after year, more of our favorite Tenley establishments close, despite the seemingly...
Wilson’s summer: camps, trainings, oh my!
June 9, 2019
Although the school year ends June 14, the hustle and bustle inside the Wilson halls doesn’t stop....
Jamie Steinman brings his passion for performing to DC drag scene
June 9, 2019
While the rest of us are scrambling to finish homework or catching up on the latest “Game of Thrones”...
Stolen! An inside look at Wilson thieving
June 9, 2019
We all have experienced the feeling of leaving something behind, panicking, and quickly returning to...
June 9, 2019
As elementary schoolers, many students were detached from the idea of high school. Cinematic portrayals...
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June 13, 2019
Avram Walters and Jacob Williams’ Multicultural Literature class is a combination of both art and literature. While teachers normally send recommendations for rising juniors...
Passport to DC Brings Dozens of Cultures to One City
June 13, 2019
Faculty favorites: Brunch at Little Coco’s
June 11, 2019
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June 17, 2019
On June 7th, the Wilson boys ultimate frisbee team’s run in the Ultiworld High School National invite in Rockford, Illinois began. Entering as the fourth seed out of 16...
Athlete of the Month: Collin Bosley-Smith
June 8, 2019
Baseball team loses to St. John’s in Championship
June 8, 2019
Sweep Jesus: Wilson teacher leads double life as master curler
June 8, 2019