The Voice of the Wildcats

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The Voice of the Wildcats

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The Voice of the Wildcats

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Kailyn Holty

Kailyn Holty, Co-Editor in Chief

Kailyn Holty is a junior and third-year journalist. She enjoys writing about campus life, current events, and cultural pieces. She hopes to raise awareness of student issues through her writing. In her free time, she likes playing tennis, hiking, completing jigsaw puzzles, and reading.

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The cast of the fall play prepares for an exciting night of laughs and suspense.

Comedy takes to the stage with murder mystery fall play

Kailyn Holty, Co-Editor in Chief
November 15, 2023
The heterogenous English I class that all 9th graders at Woodside currently take provides a diverse and comprehensive curriculum.

Opinion: Detracked classes benefit all students

Kailyn Holty, Co-Editor in Chief
November 15, 2023
Sophomores preformed a spirited Homecoming skit at the rally that embodied their class theme: pirates.

Students splash into Homecoming week with the theme Welcome to Atlantis

Kailyn Holty, Co-Editor in Chief
October 24, 2023
With the College Access Program, students dont have to study on their own as CAP provides free tutoring services.

The College Access Program provides opportunities for all students

Kailyn Holty, Co-Editor in Chief
October 13, 2023
Woodside and Sequoia line up for a down during the heated rivalry.

Woodside finally wins “The Log”

Kailyn Holty and Chloe de Leon
September 19, 2023
The student section at the first football game is all smiles with their rodeo-themed apparel.

Saddling up for a spirited school year!

Kailyn Holty and Chloe de Leon
August 27, 2023
The big band performs upbeat jazz pieces with excellent solos sprinkled throughout.

Review: Music department delivers yet again in fantastic spring concert

Kailyn Holty, Co-Editor in Chief
May 24, 2023
Wildhat members stood outside the FIRST arena as they prepared for Worlds in Houston.

Wildhats soar to new heights at the 2023 FRC World Championships

Kailyn Holty, Co-Editor in Chief
May 19, 2023
Flyers advertising Paper are posted around campus to encourage students to use this resource.

Paper tutoring met with mixed reviews

Kailyn Holty, Co-Editor in Chief
April 18, 2023
Many electives explore unique artistic ventures such as film, music, drama, and animation.

Photo Gallery: Electives

Kailyn Holty, Co-Editor in Chief
March 31, 2023
Podcast Episode: Paranormal activity

Podcast Episode: Paranormal activity

Albert Cruz and Kailyn Holty
March 22, 2023
Hopkin’s CTE Engineering Design and Development class currently has six females to nineteen male students.

Where are all the girls?

Kailyn Holty, Co-Editor in Chief
March 10, 2023
Use the QR posted on posters around campus and on school social media platforms to sign up for the dodgeball game.

Teachers and students compete in a dodgeball game this coming Thursday

Kailyn Holty, Co-Editor in Chief
March 6, 2023
Buying valentine grams is an opportunity to help raise money for the sophomore class and buy a gift for someone special.

Upcoming Valentine Grams spread love this season

Kailyn Holty, Co-Editor in Chief
February 6, 2023
Woodside offers seven co-ed sports including cross country, swimming, wrestling, track and field, badminton, and cheerleading.

Co-ed sports: The solution to the gender dilemma in athletics

Kailyn Holty, Co-Editor in Chief
January 31, 2023
Last year’s 2021 varsity girl’s soccer celebrates after a goal against Sequoia High school.

Girl’s soccer prepares for upcoming season

Kailyn Holty, Co-Editor in Chief
November 29, 2022
Extremely hot temperatures sometimes hit Woodside affecting students learning environment.

Editorial: Measure W is essential for students

Kailyn Holty and Xamara Carrillo
November 7, 2022
Woodside students engage in a multitude of sports, often played outside of school.

Beyond Woodside athletics: A look at sports students participate in outside of school

Kailyn Holty, Co-Editor in Chief
October 28, 2022
Come find Veggie Cats at B-15 every Friday for some nutrition fun!

What’s new with the Veggie Cats club?

Kailyn Holty, Co-Editor in Chief
October 20, 2022
Varsity player Arielle Bruk serves for a win against South San Francisco.

Girl’s varsity volleyball dominates the court as season wraps up

Kailyn Holty, Co-Editor in Chief
October 19, 2022
Students enjoy the benefits of free meals that Woodside is currently offering under the California Universal Meals Program.

New PIN-ID system causes dispute among students

Kailyn Holty, Co-Editor in Chief
September 26, 2022
The new AP World History course utilizes textbook and primary source booklet Ways of the World: A Global History with Sources by Robert W. Strayer and Eric W. Nelson.

World History replaces Modern European History amidst controversy

Kailyn Holty, Co-Editor in Chief
September 16, 2022
To prevent the spread of COVID-19, if you’re experiencing symptoms wear a mask or take a COVID-19 test.

Students find difficulties coming back to school after having COVID-19

Kailyn Holty, Co-Editor in Chief
June 2, 2022
Get ready for finals with these quick study tips!

7 study tips to ace your finals

Kailyn Holty, Co-Editor in Chief
May 23, 2022
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

Kailyn Holty, Co-Editor in Chief
April 27, 2022
The various social media platforms provide mixed feelings about whether there should be increased laws and regulations on these sites.

Social media accounts provide job opportunities for students at a cost

Kailyn Holty, Co-Editor in Chief
April 20, 2022
Senior Shai Dickman uses his hobby of coding to create beautiful pieces of art.

Unusual hobbies: Enjoying the oddities in life

Mia Hua and Kailyn Holty
March 21, 2022
Although mask mandates are lifting at Woodside, it is strongly advised to continue to follow COVID-19 protocol.

Mask mandates are set to lift tomorrow

Kailyn Holty, Co-Editor in Chief
March 10, 2022
Currently, the AS English I curriculum includes extensive summer reading with multiple short stories and the novel “Born a Crime” by Trevor Noah.

The end of an era: AS English I will be terminated

Kailyn Holty, Co-Editor in Chief
February 28, 2022
Despite the controversial aspects of assisted death, measures are still put into place to ensure well being of patients such as an oral demand to their physician to qualify for assisted death drugs.

Living in the last moments: the importance of assisted death

Kailyn Holty, Co-Editor in Chief
February 3, 2022
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