Written by Honor Watson, Staff Writer
• November 19, 2024
Late summer and early fall can be a stressful time for seniors who plan on going to college. However, this time can be important for sophomores and juniors as well. October 11, 2024 marks the day that...
Written by Sarah Putorti, Commitee Lead
• November 17, 2024
Spotted lantern flies have been a notorious pest in the United States since 2014, when their eggs attached to a Chinese cargo shipment sent to Pennsylvania. To this day, Pennsylvania continues to see the...
Written by Justin Naugle, Staff Writer
• November 15, 2024
With winter sports coming up fast, Woodgrove student athletes need to develop healthy eating habits to be at the top of their game. Many student athletes may have trouble finding nutritional snacks and...
Many students consider school to be their version of a job. For the Community and Schools Together (CAST) program, it truly is. The students in the program have varying disabilities, but they have the...
Deep into the L400 hallway, in the corner of an unassuming classroom, stands a pink sheet of paper filled with a history that spans over 20 years. The classroom belongs to math teacher Mr. Sean Welsh,...
Ms. In Sim, her literature, and her legendary tea parties are a cornerstone of the Woodgrove High School experience. And while most know her as the inhabitant of classroom 409, many do not know the...
Rivalries and Purcellville have always been synonymous with Woodgrove and Loudoun Valley, the two resident high schools in Western Loudoun. Woodgrove, built to relieve the excess crowding at Loudoun Valley...
Written by Noelle Roy, Staff Writer
• November 13, 2024
The clubs that have supported others in the past years, both within our school and around our town, continue to evolve each year. Many different challenges play a role in making any club thrive. Nathan...
When you walk past Mr. Thomas Scott’s classroom in the mornings, you will often find the door closed and the lights off. Listen carefully, though, and you might hear the strumming of his banjo or the...
“Write a news article on artificial intelligence’s impact on the modern classroom.” This article very easily could have been completed in under a second with the generative power of ChatGPT because...
Written by Brodie Carley, Staff Writer
• November 13, 2024
The bell rings, and you sprint to your car to try to get ahead of the school traffic, but somehow still end up being in the back of the line waiting forever to get out of the parking lot. But you're in...
High school cheerleading is often perceived as carefree and effortless, but the reality is far more demanding. Behind the chants and pom-poms lies rigorous training and intense dedication, which often...
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