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The class of 2025’s Instagram account announces the highly-anticipated prom theme for this semester. Photo provided by @woodgrove_2025 Instagram page.

Prom 2024 is Right Around the Corner!

Written by Ava Welsh, Staff Writer April 16, 2024

  Prom season is right around the corner and juniors and seniors throughout the county are coordinating groups, making reservations, picking outfits, and discussing ideas for the highly anticipated...

Water conservation sign to update everyone in the town of Round Hill on the water conservation efforts on December 11th, 2023. Photo taken by Hudsyn Davies.

Water Wells Critically Low

Written by Hudsyn Davies April 16, 2024

If you have been in Round Hill or Purcellville recently, you might have noticed signs asking people to conserve water or use less water. This is because both towns in Virginia have been experiencing a...

A street in Ireland flooded with people celebrating Saint Patricks day. Photo provided by Creative Commons.

Origins of Saint Patrick’s Day

Written by Noah Brown and Evan Kaiser April 8, 2024

Millions of people worldwide prepare their green outfits in anticipation of, arguably, the most-celebrated holiday in March. Saint Patrick’s Day brings parades, festivals, and good luck every year, as...

The back of two girl scout vests. Photo provided by Creative Commons.

Girl Scouts: More Than Just Cookies

Written by Jennie-Kate Hannis, Staff Writer April 8, 2024

With the beginning of a new year comes the resurgence of Girl Scouts and their cookies. According to the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts, there are about 3.2 million Girl Scout members...

Ms. Sim’s seventh block class at their tea party. Photo provided by Ms. In Sim.

To Tea or Not to Tea

Written by Sophie Mason, Staff Writer April 8, 2024

The 400 hall is a lively place to be during the second semester. You may hear a string duet or wedding vows in passing. If you step inside Ms. In Sim's classroom, you’ll see students dressed in medieval...

Tammy’s Diner in Round Hill, Virginia. Photo provided by Noah Brown.

Round Hill’s Classic

Written by Noah Brown, Staff Writer March 21, 2024

In the center of Round Hill sits a quaint diner that some would fail to notice if not paying attention. This charming location may not appear luxurious, but its impact on the community is what will be...

Picture of Mr. Panagos’ retirement sign outside of the cafeteria. Photo provided by Sam Douglas.

Day In The Life Of Mr. Panagos

Written by Sam Douglas and Andrew Towe March 21, 2024

Mr. Timothy Panagos is widely known throughout Woodgrove and has been a part of our school's community since its opening in 2010. In his final days as our Assistant Principal, Mr. Panagos shared his daily...

Students pile their “hours of endless scrolling devices” on a desk for the day. Photo provided by Mya Haines.

Attack of the “Screen-agers”

Written by Mya Haines and Jillian Lewis March 21, 2024

Teenagers are spending an increased amount of time on electronic devices being entertained through social media, giving them the infamous title, “Screen-agers.” Phone usage for teenage students has...

Koyo Ramen’s spicy shio ramen. Photo provided by Ava Welsh.

Hospitality and Cuisine: Main Street’s Newest Addition

Written by Ava Welsh, Staff Writer March 21, 2024

Koyo Ramen recently made its debut on 609 E Main St in Purcellville, Virginia on Friday, Dec. 8, 2023. As the new neighbor to Tropical Smoothie Cafe in the Blue Ridge Station center, it has piqued the...

Senior Emily Tran competing in a track meet. Photo provided by Emily Tran.

Freshman Asked, Seniors Answers: Athlete Edition

Written by Augusta Beekman, Social Media Manager March 21, 2024

With the second semester underway, senior year is almost over. Senior student athletes look back at the time they have had with their teams at Woodgrove. These students have to learn how to balance their...

Students resting in class. Photo provided by Sophie Mason.

Working ‘Round the Clock

Written by Sophie Mason, Staff Writer March 21, 2024

Something high schoolers hear all too often is to go to bed earlier, wake up earlier, or to “stop being lazy.” This is easier said than done. Do teenagers even have control over when they feel tired?...

A table showing the different weights for class levels in LCPS. Weighted and unweighted GPAs can be found in StudentVue or by talking to your school counselor. Graphic provided by John Hays.

A Systemic Issue: Grade Point Averages

Written by John Hays, Editor In Chief March 21, 2024

Over the years, the idea of failing has become something to look down upon, however some believe it needs to be a common occurrence in youth. The inflation of grade point averages or GPA’s is an academic...

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