Brief But Spectacular: Nina Pagano

Kenna Beban and Grace Newby|December 14, 2017|201 Views

All students enrolled in PE meet to swim 2-3 times per week.

Students question importance of swimming in PE

Pink and white roses with green leaves are the dominant colors of this plant.

Photo Gallery: These flowers represent green at school

Jessica Lin has struggled with depression and she wants other young people to know they don’t have to be alone.

KQED Perspective: Jessica Lin, I think I have depression

As Youth Takeover week continues, Kailyn Holty discovers a world of possibility when the pressure to be perfect is abandoned.

KQED Perspective: Kailyn Holty, Perfect imperfection

A view of the ocean can be seen from the rocks, which provides a peaceful atmosphere. In front of the rocks, the tree mallow is growing a tree with purple flowers.

Take a peek at the sights in the Half Moon Bay area

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Students question importance of swimming in PE
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Photo Gallery: These flowers represent green at school
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KQED Perspective: Jessica Lin, I think I have depression
KQED Youth Takeover
KQED Perspective: Kailyn Holty, Perfect imperfection
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Take a peek at the sights in the Half Moon Bay area
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The bright and beautiful flowers on campus
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Photo: Varsity Soccer Teams Play Final Home Games before CCS
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Rainbow at Woodside
Fun & Games
Crossword: Orchestral Instruments
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Woodside Ceramics
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The Vibrant Flowers of Woodside
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Spanish Class at Woodside
Fun & Games
Choose Your Favorite Foods and We’ll Show You A Cute Animal Photo and a Self Care Tip!
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College’s Crossword
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Woodside in the Lunch Line

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Brief But Spectacular: Nina Pagano