Come support the incredible talents, inside jokes, and unforgettable memories of the Class of 2026 as they take the stage for this beloved WHS tradition!

Friday, March 20th at 7:30 PM

Saturday, March 21st at 6:30 PM

Wayland High School Theater

The Wayland High School Theater Ensemble's production of "To Parents and Other Neighbors" has advanced to the State Finals of the METG High School Drama Festival. WHSTE will perform at John Hancock Hall on Friday, March 27 at 8:00pm as part of an incredible weekend of theatre featuring 15 outstanding high school productions from across Massachusetts.

Based on true events in 1954 Wayland, this original play, created and devised by the cast, follows a community rocked by the discovery that a beloved second-grade teacher was once a member of the Communist Party. As fear and suspicion spread during the height of the Red Scare, neighbors must decide whether loyalty, conscience, or politics will guide their judgment.

Tickets for State Finals in Boston - CLICK HERE

Can't make it to Boston? We have a Benefit "Send Off" Performance in the Wayland High School Auditorium on Tuesday, March 24 at 4:30 pm - open and free to the public.

Special Education Parent Advisory Council

For more information, click this link.

Questions? Email waylandsepac@gmail.com

Senior families: The WHS Boys Soccer Program has launched their annual Graduation Yard Signs and Banners fundraiser, which will now run through Friday, April 3. Scan the QR code or go to the link below to access the Jostens form with options and prices.

Wayland Student Press Network (WSPN) has partnered with Revolution Prep to offer digital SAT and ACT practice exams that students can take at home.

Revolution Prep is offering $20 SAT and ACT practice tests to be taken proctored or as wanted. All proceeds go to supporting the Wayland Student Press Network. 

Click on this link for more information including links to register.

Wayland Community Action Network (WaylandCAN) is thrilled to host a night with Dylan Marron, an award-winning writer, producer, and viral TED speaker, on how to stay in conversation across difference - drawn from years of actually doing it.

Dylan is the creator and host of the Webby Award–winning podcast Conversations with People Who Hate Me, where he called the people behind some of the most hurtful online comments directed at him and asked them to talk. The series was praised by USA Today, The Guardian, Fast Company, and the Associated Press for its powerful exploration of empathy, conflict, and human connection. His TED Talk, “Empathy Is Not Endorsement,” has been viewed millions of times worldwide, and he is also a writer on the critically acclaimed series Ted Lasso.

​Please join us for an unbelievable evening of connection, laughter, and community.

​This free, community-wide event is open to ages 11+ and includes 30 minutes of audience Q&A — the moment where the talk turns into something personal and practical.

WaylandCAN was formed in 2023 in response to hate incidents in Wayland, MA, with a mission to foster connection, dialogue, and belonging. ​This evening is an invitation to listen, ask honest questions, and leave better equipped to keep talking with neighbors when it matters most.

​Please join us for an unbelievable evening of connection, laughter, and community.

Join us for a community conversation series that will build your skills for engaging in conversations across differences, both online and in person.

Parents and other adults who live, work, worship or send children to school in Wayland are all invited whether you speak up often, tend to hold back, or fall somewhere in between.

Registration is required. Attendance at all four sessions is encouraged but not required. REGISTER HERE.