The Wessex Wire

The Student News Site of West Essex Regional High School

The Wessex Wire

The Wessex Wire

Inside the mind of a West Essex student

Despite many differences, West Essex students love doing similar things in their free time. The Wessex Wire surveyed 155 students to truly understand what goes on inside the mind of the average West Essex student.
By Francesca Loffredo and Sophia Rosen • March 28, 2024

Behind the Bylines
Francesca Loffredo
Francesca Loffredo, Senior Chief News and Features Editor
Francesca Loffredo is a Senior Chief News & Features Editor for the 2022-2023 Wessex Wire. She plays tennis and softball for the West Essex team. Francesca loves hanging out with her friends and family, and spending time at the beach.
Sophia Rosen
Sophia Rosen, News and Features Editor
Sophia Rosen is a News and Features editor on the 2023-2024 Wessex Wire. In her freetime, she enjoys playing tennis and hanging out with her friends. Fun Fact: Her favorite ice cream flavor is rocky road.  
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