With TikTok being banned on the Jan. 19, many users have had mixed feelings on if the ban was good or bad for the future of the app and their own entertainment.
Once users were hit with the notification...
The annual Winter Formal dance was canceled this past Saturday, Feb. 1. These events make the winter formal the first dance that has been canceled in the past four years.
The winter dance, more commonly...
The Wildcats’ daily announcements have been running for over 10 years, and constantly change through leadership, technology and content, while aiming to grow and intrigue students more every day.
The...
Outdated technology and missing Chromebooks can limit Woodside teachers' classroom technology use.
But while these issues caused by imperfect systems create setbacks, such as teachers not being able...
With greater pressure to get the best grades or perform well at school, many students have been staying up later and later to study.
All-nighters can make it hard to remember new information and form...
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...
Freshmen are not given the choice to take Leadership as a class and have felt rushed into things when taking on roles, such as class officers.
For several years, Leadership has been offered to sophomores,...
The Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID) elective at Woodside is a class which aims to help students develop the skills needed for college and future success.
The program offers college...
While many seniors are applying for college scholarships, opportunities at Woodside are also available to assist them.
On Jan. 15, and dates to be determined in February, an event called “Cash for...
Stinky Stinkers, Locked In and Mega Mecanums may seem like random phrases stringed together, but they were the exciting names of the three teams the Woodside robotics team brought to Mechanical M-Ayhem.
According...
