Journalism
Journalism
Rebekkah LawtonOver the years, the theater department has delighted audiences with fun, unique shows. This year’s highlight: the extraordinary talent of our graduating seniors in their final performance. The cast radiated…
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Emma DeGeorgeDIY-ing a professional-looking prom bouquet is surprisingly simple, budget-friendly, and gives you complete control over the colors and style. A handmade bouquet can look just as polished as one from…
Read moreEmma DeGeorgeIn a room usually filled with the everyday rhythms of school life, students sit a little more quietly, listening a little more closely. One by one, veterans share stories that…
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Clara SweetlandIn a sport measured by fractions of a second, Eva Lynn knows that every moment counts. Whether she is shouting from the infield or hurdling over the competition, Lynn is…
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Colby SizerDunkin’ cups, energy drinks and coffee: These are three staples of 7 a.m. mornings at Woodland for both students and staff. Despite all that caffeine, two words can almost always…
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hhladminStory by Cheyenne Haupler Two Woodland seniors, Avangeline Magi and James Scampolino were chosen by the Superintendent to receive a Connecticut Association of Public School Superintendents (CAPSS) award for their…
Read morehhladminStory by Camerin Pereira Two and a half gallons of ice cream in an hour and thirty minutes is definitely a challenge but it’s very possible, especially with $300 on…
Read moreColby SizerThe time for the Class of 2026 to graduate from Woodland is almost here. As the class’s final few months come to an end it will be filled with activities,…
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Hannah MurrayAfter a two year break, Dyna-Mic Night returned on March 12, 2026. Anna Cheezic had taken the lead in running the event for her senior project, with a little help…
Read morehhladminStory By Maddie Connan Pi Day is connected to mathematics and is celebrated on March 14 because the first three digits of Pi are 3.14. Pi is symbolized as π,…
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