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...

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?...

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...

In an increasingly fast-paced world, it seems everyone is trying to get a buzz these days. While some consider this drug a quick boost, that boost could actually be lethal. Caffeine, a substance used as...

Plants offer a variety of benefits to homes such as increasing air quality, adding color or depth to landscaping, and can help alleviate stress. While some plants are fragile and require special care and...

Dual enrollment or “DE” courses are classes in which students participate in a college level curriculum and receive community college credits. These classes are backed almost entirely by different...

In January 2022, the College Board announced that the Scholastic Aptitude Test, commonly known as the SAT, would switch from its physical format to being fully digital by 2024. Now, more than two years...

Going into the third quarter can be hard considering it is the halfway point to finishing school, but it is also course selection season.  Remember: selecting courses is not only about making sure you...

Flu season is in full swing at Woodgrove High School, coinciding with the second semester getting well under way and the amount and difficulty of school work increasing. Missing one day of school can result...

The New York Times word games, a pastime once beloved distinctly by grandparents, has effectively made its way into the hearts of American teenagers. Wordle, Connections, and the Crossword have now infiltrated...

Woodgrove welcomed a new Assistant Principal, Mr. Mathew Swartz, in late February after Mr. Timothy Panogos’ retirement. Swartz now rounds out the administrative team and joins the ranks of Woodgrove...

For over four years, Woodgrove’s International Food Night event has served as a hub between students and the world around them. Once a year, the cafeteria is filled with food, music, dancing, and games...