Students and teachers fought through difficult classroom conditions as a powerful heatwave hung over campus throughout the week of September 5.  Temperatures reached a sweltering 107° Fahrenheit as...

As California public schools begin new efforts to prevent sleep deprivation among high schoolers this year, students consider whether the state’s measures are counterproductive. Beginning on July...

Netflix’s much-anticipated TV show “Heartstopper” finally made its debut on April 22, stealing the hearts of students searching for accurate, positive, and wholesome queer representation. Regardless...

Small Town Sweets Looking for a wider selection at more affordable prices to satisfy your sweet tooth? Small Town Sweets is the place to be. Nestled into the heart of Main Street, this adorable...

Reporter: Every year as the air on campus finally warms, and the swim team rolls out the lane lines, all of Woodside’s PE students are corralled into the pool for mandatory swim lessons. Despite...

As students consider their class loads for the 2022 to 2023 school year, they may find that the brand new math class, data science, is a strong option for their future.  The traditional math track,...

As the third quarter draws to a close, long-awaited PE assessments have been recently administered. As Woodside’s freshmen and sophomores navigate strength gauging examinations such as the pushup test, the trunk lift, and the mile, many students have noticed that they have one less requirement to fill: a BMI test. 

Woodside’s annual fundraiser for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society is finally being brought back to life this year.  Penny Wars will officially begin on March 7 and is open to any students interested...

Max Dujmovic, a Woodside freshman, has been selected as one of the 200 Personal Narrative Essay Contest finalists for this year’s competition.  Dujmovic was announced as a finalist for the competition...