Woodside’s Foundation recently raised $195,000, through a fund-a-need campaign to bolster college and career support. The money will fund college trips, essay workshops, and test prep.  Each year,...

With the creation of several new clubs this year comes the Women in Tech Club, primarily focused on supporting girls interested in technology and engineering career paths, a predominantly male field. The...

Catherine Blume, Marycarla Germano, Elizabeth Kautzmann, and Lucas Rich won their freshman elections by a popular vote that took place on Tuesday, September 13.  These four students were elected for...

Former College and Career Information Specialist Jimmy Hernandez is taking on a new role as a Guidance counselor this school year. Hernandez has been at Woodside for a two years before taking on a new...

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...

The Modern European History and Advanced Placement (AP) Modern European History class, traditionally taken by sophomores, officially changed to World History and AP World History this year.  With the...

With over 300 tickets sold so far, Woodside is hosting the home-opening “Redwood City Rumble” football game against cross-town rival, the Sequoia Ravens, this Friday. “It’s one of our most important...

With the year coming to a close, the long grueling nights of going over notes and textbooks will not be missed by students. However, the constant need for academic success created a cycle for many students....

If you’ve walked by the music room recently, you will have noticed that the once vibrant walls filled with images of musicians and opportunities of scholarships have all been taken down. If you venture...

As lockdown restrictions leave, students are preparing for an enjoyable summer this year. Many students are getting their first job or are going somewhere interesting.  Woodside's French club goes...