Students in Woodside’s Music Production Club are launching a student music label, enabling students to produce and release music in a more official capacity.  Since January, a team of Woodside students...

This year marks the fifth year of teaching at Woodside for chemistry teacher Zachary Larsen. Before working at Woodside, Larsen worked in the pharmaceutical industry. Larsen explained how he did not...

This April, seven Woodside seniors won scholarships from the prestigious local Sequoia Awards.  The Sequoia Awards, established in 1990, is “dedicated to honoring volunteerism in Redwood City”...

Woodside’s new leadership student body has been officially nominated and is ready to get to work next year. Leadership roles are made up of the president, vice president, treasurer and secretary....

In front of the closed red curtains of the Performing Arts Center (PAC), an armchair sits on stage left. The bustling audience of parents, students and teachers wait for the show to begin. Every...

To some people, graffiti is vandalism, but to others, a form of art. This distinction often comes down to the viewer's perspective. The dictionary definition for graffiti is “writing or drawings scribbled,...

At the same time seniors are applying to college, they are also applying for scholarships to receive financial support as they prepare to go to college. Scholarships are a form of financial assistance...

For many seniors, spring is quantified by the nervous checking of emails and mailboxes for the magical “Congratulations” scrawled across their college acceptance letters. Yet, the real fear for many...

Students, teachers, and parents have advocated the inclusion of Advanced Placement (AP) Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism (E&M) to help students further their interests in physical science. According...

Cones, robots, and gameplay. While these words seemingly don’t relate, for the students on Team 100 or the Wildhats, these ideas are key for the FIRST Robotics Competition.  For Inspiration and Recognition...