The interviewee of this episode is Joe Ezrati, a science teacher at Woodside High School. He teaches Advanced Placement Biology and has been teaching at Woodside for 20 years. Ezrati attended San Mateo...
In the history of Woodside High School, there has never been a creative writing class. One teacher aims to change this.
Brian Ngo is an English III teacher and the new teacher of Woodside’s creative...
Over the past two weeks, the Redwood City community has spent time remembering the deaths of Benigno (Benny) Pare and Anil Sharma. They died on Nov. 3 during a fire at Avenue Liquors, where they worked.
In...
After years at La Entrada, Adrienne Philippe is stepping into a new role as instructional vice principal here at Woodside.
Philippe has been in education for 25 years, and throughout her career,...
As Black History Month has come to a close, many students may not be aware that “Black Resistance” was this year's theme with the purpose of recognizing how far the African American community has come...
Woodside students rely heavily on technology to support their academic studies, but this dependence can result in various issues, such as bad eyesight, anxiety, stress, etc. With homework assignments and...
Going from middle school to high school is a big change in every student's life.
Most high school students remember being nervous their first year of high school. In middle school, you might have...
Those who work as stay-at-home parents are often not recognized for their hard work. While they work to make their children and spouses’ lives easier, in return, they are frequently disregarded as someone...
From the moment the Performing Arts Center lights dim, to the impassioned applause at the final curtain call, Woodside’s spring musicals never fail to bring a show – and an audience – to life.
While...
Once a month, junior Simon Campbell hops in the car, driving ten minutes to a house in Menlo Park. There, he sits down with a group of 10-15 other like-minded students and discusses topics in philosophy,...
