Woodside High School students must follow the COVID-19 protocols and safety precautions put in place this school year.  A letter outlining COVID-19 protocols sent to Woodside students in early January...

All freshmen have now completed their second-to-last Freshman Transition session as of Friday, January 7. The final meeting is soon to come, though the official topic and dates cannot yet be disclosed. ...

The new year continues to bring in the trend of surprises and firsts from the past 22 months, and the stressful time of college applications is no exception.  Numerous colleges, public and private,...

Nearly 20% of the student body was at home during the first week of second semester, and that number is only growing. COVID has been a problem for schools all over the country over the past two years....

As students return from Winter Break to in-person learning, Woodside must follow the ever-changing policies provided by California Governor Gavin Newsom and the Sequoia Union High School District. Last...

In a world where college acceptance rates drop lower each year, and Atherton continues to become one of the wealthiest zip codes across the nation, students in the surrounding Silicon Valley area are noticing...

Stulsaft Park Stulsaft Park is one of Redwood City’s largest parks featuring two parks, picnic tables, barbecues, rivers, and hiking trails. There is a rope swing above the river and different...

While most know him for his grand voice, calm demeanor, and Woodside pride, few know the history of William Tolles and his 40 years of musical education. William Tolles - most commonly known as Mr....

If you happen to be a Woodside student, teacher, athlete, or anyone who has ever spent time on Woodside’s Bradley Field, then you have most likely seen Thomas Jeffrey O’Connor: more commonly known...