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Kailyn Holty

Kailyn Holty, Sports Editor

Kailyn Holty is a sophomore and second-year journalist. She enjoys writing about campus news, current events, and fun entertainment reviews. Some of her hobbies include playing tennis, hiking, and completing jigsaw puzzles. 

 

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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

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

November 29, 2022
Extremely hot temperatures sometimes hit Woodside affecting students learning environment.

Editorial: Measure W is essential for students

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

October 28, 2022
Come find Veggie Cats at B-15 every Friday for some nutrition fun!

What’s new with the Veggie Cats club?

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

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

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

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

June 2, 2022
Get ready for finals with these quick study tips!

7 study tips to ace your finals

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

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

April 20, 2022
Senior Shai Dickman uses his hobby of coding to create beautiful pieces of art.

Unusual hobbies: Enjoying the oddities in life

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

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

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

February 3, 2022
Woodside students walking to their 3rd period classes before 9:00 am.

Looking Through the Corridor: Pictures of a Woodside Location at Different Times

December 13, 2021
Various over the counter anti-stress supplements that you can try!

Anti-Stress, What’s That?: A Look at Anti-Stress Supplements

December 9, 2021
Woodside students and Administrative Vice Principal voice their opinions on the dress code.

“What’s Wrong with Long Hair?”: Issues with Discriminatory Dress Codes

November 14, 2021
People in Zurich, Switzerland advocate for LGBTQIA rights in a Pride parade.

Switzerland Legalized Same-Sex Marriage, Should More Countries do the Same?

October 28, 2021
To learn more, join the Forestry Club at the A-wing garden.

Upcoming Forestry Challenge: Will the Forestry Club Tree-umph?

September 29, 2021
Afghan families were evacuated and relocated after the Kabul, Afghanistan airport bombing.

Sponsoring Afghan Refugees to the U.S. after Kabul Airport Bombing

September 27, 2021
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