The advanced Drama III and IV class got a chance to direct a one-act play while also making the sets and costumes.
The show took place on May 20, and there were two shows in total. The first play, “Our...
The Advanced Placement (AP) tests will begin for all high school students on May 5, 2025.
According to College Board, the program that runs the AP tests, there are 40 different courses high school students...
The Tiny Desk concert, popularized by National Public Radio throughout the early 2010s, is a perfect blend of music, relaxation and intimacy by offering a unique stage for musicians to wow an audience...
Substitute teachers play a vital role in high schools by ensuring that classes continue smoothly when teachers are unavailable. They face unique challenges, such as adapting to a variety of subjects in...
Over the past weekend, the FIRST Silicon Valley Regional robotics competition was held at Woodside for the first time. 38 teams from around the Bay Area, and one from Hawaii, competed.
This year,...
From a smile to holding the door open for someone, acts of kindness can change a person's day. Woodside's Aspirations Committee's Random Acts of Kindness Week encourages people to participate in these...
The World Language Fair will provide students with a fun way to spend lunch, learning, playing games, doing crafts and participating in activities related to different cultures.
The fair will take place...
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• January 24, 2025
Recently, there's been talk about adding a possible Advanced Placement (AP) Psychology class next year. While this is not true at the moment, AP Psychology one day might become a class students can take...
With college applications and winter semester finals coming up, seniors report that they are completely swamped with work.
Seniors have a lot to do before winter break. Aside from classwork and keeping...
At the end of October, many students received their Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) and Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test (PSAT) scores from College Board. However, in recent years, many colleges have...
