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Students protest against school shootings. Photo provided by Wikimedia Commons.

The Trauma of Tragedy

Written by Claire Davison May 17, 2023

Since Columbine, there have been 376 school shootings in America. According to a new report done by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, the leading cause of death for children in the United...

A bent guard rail from an accident right outside the Junior Lot. Photo provided by John Hays.

Parking Lot Woes

Written by William Den Herder, Haley Oliver, and Andrew Towe May 17, 2023

Woodgrove’s parking lot is gaining a hazardous reputation due to recent accidents and its tight fit. Up to eight crashes have been reported since the beginning of the school year according to Woodgrove...

Young women using phone apps to track personal health. Photo provided by Virginia Walker.

A Post-Roe Virginia

Written by Maeve Bauer and Anna Cristofano May 15, 2023

On June 24, 2022 the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, a case that gave women all over the U.S. access to abortion. While it is still legal in Virginia, Governor Youngkin has proposed several bills...

Madison Thurman and her twin, Hope Thurman. Photo provided by Ali Elliott

The Truth About Woodgrove’s Twins

Written by Ali Eliott and Ava Welsh May 15, 2023

There are plenty of stereotypes about twins: they dress alike, think alike, and finish each other’s sentences, but the many sets of twins at Woodgrove know firsthand what it is really like to share a...

Photo provided by Ms. Harding.

Post High School Pathways

Written by Claire Hudak and Lilly Soska May 15, 2023

There are many pathways to take after leaving Woodgrove High School, and each student’s journey is different. As the 2023 senior class is getting closer to graduation, they are also picking the right...

A Community Left in the Plume of Smoke

Written by James Dougherty May 15, 2023

On February 3rd, 2023 in the rural town of East Palestine, Ohio, a 38-car train carrying hazardous materials derailed, igniting days-long fires and sparking fears of toxic air and waterways. The train,...

The holy city of Qom, Iran, where the first poisoning occurred. Picture provided by Creative Commons.

Iranian Government Faces Mass Uproar Following Schoolgirl Poisonings

Written by Abby Meedel and Sarah Putorti May 15, 2023

Tensions escalate in Iran as almost 7,000 schoolgirls were poisoned at numerous institutions across the country. With nearly 91 schools being affected, many believe that these chemical attacks are targeting...

Ngonga leaps through the air. Photo provided by Studio Photography.

Wendell Ngonga: Triple Jump State Champ

Written by Maddie Shea, Lilly Soska, and Mason Vacca May 15, 2023

Wendell Ngonga, a senior at Woodgrove High School, has had an excellent performance on the track this spring season. As a track athlete and winner of the 2023 state championship title in the triple jump,...

Seniors Braden Parsons and Emma Vest ready to introduce themselves to a new judge. Photo provided by Steve Prakope.

Woodgrove Students Excel at Regional Science Fair

Written by Claire Davison and Mason Vacca May 15, 2023

On Wednesday April 22nd, twenty-six Woodgrove students traveled to Rock Ridge High School to participate in the Regional Science and Engineering Fair. Woodgrove fared well at the award ceremony, earning...

A lighthouse in Fanad, Ireland, located on the north coast of the country. Photo provided by Creative Commons.

Exploring Different Paths

Written by Evan Kaiser and Ava Welsh May 15, 2023

A gap year, otherwise known as a sabbatical year, is when students pause their academics to travel and broaden their life skills. There are a wide range of programs, from charitable organizations to educational...

Photo of Outlander writers Ellia Mytsa, Ali Elliot, and Maeve Bauer (Left to right) enjoying a slice of cheesecake.

A Scrumptious Summer Sweet

Written by Maeve Bauer and Ellia Mytsa May 15, 2023

This very-berry cheesecake is perfect for all of your fun summer activities! Crust: 2 cups graham cracker crumbs 4 tablespoons sugar A dash of salt ¾ cup butter Fruit Topping: 2 lbs...

Photo of sign offering jobs at Franklin Park. Picture provided by Andrew Towe.

Summer Time, Fun Time!

Written by Luke Jenkins and Jillian Lewis May 15, 2023

Summer jobs give Woodgrove students real life experience, a way to earn money, and a fun time. Woodgrove students share their summer employment experiences. Sophomore Elizabeth Malone was a part time...

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