Does The Spoon Still Go Under The Pillow?
After the leaves fall, the snow starts to fall instead. Shovels come out, snowmen start to be built, and hot chocolate starts to be brewed. For students though, when the…
Read moreAfter the leaves fall, the snow starts to fall instead. Shovels come out, snowmen start to be built, and hot chocolate starts to be brewed. For students though, when the…
Read moreBy: Xander Rigali When the temperature drops and most Woodland Regional High School students head indoors, the Ski and Snowboard Club is just getting started. The club has been a…
Read moreThe journey of faith is a path many Christians accept when given that title, so Woodland formed a club based on this passion: the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. While the…
Read moreThe annual Festival of Trees, hosted by the United Way, will once again support area food banks. Local communities and schools, such as Woodland Regional High School, decorate and donate…
Read moreBy Cheyenne Haupler The wait is over, way over. Woodland puts the “late” in the latest homecoming ever. This controversial topic arises each year as students are comfortably into the…
Read moreWoodland’s National Honor Society (NHS) chapter is entering the new school year under the guidance of a new leader, humanities teacher Casey Stevens, who is eager to steer the organization…
Read moreNothing is worse than trying to survive a half-day of school on a measly granola bar, so Woodland has implemented a significant change to the half-day schedules: the mandatory availability…
Read moreFor the class of 2026, the sun has risen on their final year of high school. On Sunday August 24, 2025 at 5:30 in the morning, all seniors congregated on…
Read moreWith all the hectic schedules of high school, a select number of students have displayed discipline, motivation, and hard work as they chose to challenge themselves, doubling not one, but…
Read moreIn today’s world where everything is online and everyone is glued to their phones, it might seem like school spirit doesn’t matter anymore. Pep rallies, school dances, and sports games…
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