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District Flag Flies Above WHS

District Flag Flies Above WHS

Woodgrove Girls Varsity Tennis won the Dulles District regular season title after finishing the year undefeated.  Team captain Sunnie Lampl did not lose a match throughout the season. On Friday, May 4th, a District victory flag was raised above... READ MORE »»

Project G

Project G

As the flowers start to bloom and the trees begin to take on some leaves, one thought begins to take over for seniors: graduation. In order to provide a safe way to celebrate graduation, Woodgrove’s PTSO is sponsoring Project Graduation. Project... READ MORE »»

ULO: Unidentified Library Object

ULO: Unidentified Library Object

Many students have noticed and wondered what exactly the enormous black dome put up in the school library this week is. This dome is actually a planetarium, used for viewing the constellations and stars in the night sky, which earth science classes... READ MORE »»

Fans Hungry for “The Hunger Games”

Fans Hungry for “The Hunger Games”

March 23, 2012 marks the world premier of “The Hunger Games”, based on the best selling series by Suzanne Collins. “The Hunger Games” trilogy has sold more than 26 million copies worldwide, including 26 foreign editions. The movie counterpart... READ MORE »»

Remember, Honor, Teach: Wreaths Across America

Remember, Honor, Teach: Wreaths Across America

On Saturday, December 10, 2011, the annual Wreaths Across America event occurred at Arlington National Cemetery. This year, 85,000 fresh evergreen wreaths were laid on the tombstones of our nation’s Veterans not just for decoration, but as... READ MORE »»

News

 The Road to Graduation

Andy Miles and Kevin Connell

Seniors are preparing for graduation and the calendar is full of red letter days. The closest date is May 29, which is the day of the senior trip to Busch Gardens. The buses will be... Read more »

May 8, 2012 • 0 comments • Filed Under Student News

Sports

 District Champs Yet Again

Garrett Martin and Brendan Wells, Reporters

Going into the final Dulles District regular season game for girls lacrosse on Monday, May 7, a possible three-way tie for first place was at stack between Woodgrove, Loudoun County,... Read more »

May 8, 2012 • 0 comments • Filed Under Sports

Features

 Local authors visit and donate books to school

Emily May, Cate Renner, Andrew Board, Reporters

On April 18 during open lunch, authors from around the area visited the school and spoke to several students and PTO members in the library. There were fourteen authors who made an... Read more »

April 21, 2012 • 0 comments • Filed Under Features, Local News, News, Student News

A&E

 Pinterest in Politics

Dayna Reynolds, Emily May, Reporters

Pinterest is one of the newest social media networks. Though developed in December 2009, it didn’t become popular until December of 2011, where it then became one of the top ten... Read more »

April 20, 2012 • 0 comments • Filed Under A&E, News

Opinion

 What’s (Still) Wrong With Tiger?

Andrew Board, Featured Columnist

Going in to Sunday at Pebble Beach, many thought Tiger Woods was ready to storm back in to relevance with a victory at the AT&T National Pebble Beach Pro-Am. It was set up perfect... Read more »

February 23, 2012 • 0 comments • Filed Under Columns, Opinion, Sports