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Politics and Small Town Dynamics

Written by Gianna Costanzo • February 15, 2023

Western Loudoun dynamics have changed greatly over the past couple years for various reasons; one of the most prominent being the divide of political parties that became more apparent than ever in 2020....

Audiences Wait as COVID-19 Causes Project Production to be Pushed into the New Year

Written by Aidan Leahy and Megan Murphy • January 13, 2021

Thanks to 2020, some of the most exciting forms of entertainment have been delayed. But with 2021 just around the corner, movies and music are making a comeback! With the ongoing struggles from the...

Hindsight is Always “2020”

Written by Lainey Lynch, Logan Johnson, and Emma Tetreault • January 13, 2021

Throughout the chaos that 2020 has left behind, it can be easy to get lost in the negativity. However, there have also been positive and monumental strides that have united the human race. These timelines...

Staying Connected During Distance Learning

Written by Aidan Leahy, Megan Murphy , Charley Piercy, and Kennedy Vacca • November 5, 2020

Woodgrove students are adjusting to spending their school days online and only seeing their classmates through a screen. To adapt to this new learning environment, students from each grade have been making...

Loudoun County Public Schools Navigates Distance Learning for the 2020-21 School Year

Written by Claire Davison, David Hamady, and Ainsleigh Shipp • October 29, 2020

Loudoun County Public School’s staff and students have been learning virtually since March of 2020, which results in long hours of sitting at your computer. This includes participating in live synchronous...

Favorite Fall Acitivites and COVID-19

Written by Maeve Bauer, Sarah Burns, Teagan Russell, and Aidan Johnson • October 28, 2020

Fall is the time of year when people want to come together for popular autumn activities. However, COVID-19 has mandated safety changes for families and local businesses. Some fall favorites remain...

Halloween of a Pandemic

Written by Teah Sargent, Mason Vacca, and Haley Oliver • October 28, 2020

Trick-or-treating has been a beloved activity for years, but as Covid-19 brings change to America, the popular Halloween activity might not happen in 2020. With the danger of Covid-19, parents are...

COVID-19 Changed the World, but Students Remain Resilient

Written by Annie Gilbert, Robbie Showers, Chris Tuttle, Ryan Wilkinson, and Ryan Wright • May 21, 2020

On the night of March 11, Loudoun County Public School students went to bed unaware that their lives were about to change. The global Covid-19 pandemic had been ravaging parts of Asia and Europe, with...

LCPS Adjusts Academic School Year After Covid-19 Sweeps the Nation

Written by Mia Cammarota, Emma Tetreault, Ainsleigh Shipp, and David Hamady • May 20, 2020

The unexpected happened when COVID-19 swept the nation, forcing Woodgrove students out of school for the remainder of the 2020 school year. Gradebooks were frozen, on-line school was slow to begin, and...

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