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Silhouetted profiles of a man and woman, with "Pride and Prejudice" written in white across their faces and a red heart between them, are set against a white background.

The White Bear Lake Area High School Theatre Department is excited to put on a production of “Pride & Prejudice” May 22-24 at the WBLAHS Theater.

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Three White Bear Lake Area High School students took home first place in round one of the Make48 competition, competing against high school teams in the metro area.

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Three students from White Bear Lake Area High School's highly lauded Fall Musical have earned the Triple Threat Award in the prestigious Hennepin Arts Triple Threat Competition.

two high school students dressed in ball gowns stand on stage singing to a crowd

White Bear Lake Area High Schools students were featured as the musical opener and participated on a student panel at the Minnesota School Public Relations Association's (MinnSPRA) state-level school communicators conference. Watch snippets from their participation in this video issue of the district's The Week in 62.4 Seconds.

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During the Minnesota State High School League Section 4AA Speech tournament on March 26, two WBLAHS students advanced to the State competition. Aryanna Charles was the Section Champion in Original Oratory and Valina Gatzke placed second in Discussion.