WHBLC Campus Life

During the week of December 16th through the 20th, WHBLC celebrated Winter Holidays Around the World, with the primary focus on Christmas, Hanukkah, and Kwanzaa. 

It is important for WHBLC students to learn about winter holidays around the world because it broadens their understanding of diverse cultures and traditions, fostering global awareness and respect. Winter holidays, such as Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, and others, are celebrated in unique ways across different regions, and exploring these celebrations helps students appreciate the values, customs, and histories that shape various communities. This knowledge promotes inclusivity and empathy, encouraging our students to recognize and celebrate differences while finding common ground in shared human experiences. Additionally, learning about global winter holidays can spark curiosity, creativity, and a deeper sense of connection to the world, preparing our students to be more open-minded and respectful global citizens.

On December 11th, the Pristine Magic Laser Light Show made a spectacular appearance at WHBLC, creating an unforgettable experience for our students. The event featured an impressive display of laser lights that were expertly synchronized to a vibrant selection of music.  Our students were treated to a delightful mix of winter holiday songs, which added a festive touch to the day, alongside popular contemporary hits that resonated with the students. The combination of dazzling visuals and carefully curated music created an atmosphere filled with excitement and joy. Overall, the event was a resounding success, leaving our students and staff with cherished memories and a sense of community celebration. A wonderful time was enjoyed by everyone , making it one of the highlights of the holiday season.

In Brooke Paganica's recycling class, students are learning about the importance of reusing items.

On Monday, November 18, WHBLC proudly hosted its annual Fall Classic Basketball Game.