The Virginia Department of Education requires that all students seeking an advanced diploma must take at least two years of a world language, whether that be French, Spanish, Latin, German, or American...

Only 55% of Woodgrove's 2025 graduating class have applied to a traditional four-year college as of the beginning of December. While these numbers are self-reported, there is a concrete trend of college...

2.8 million teens reported the use of a tobacco product in 2023, almost ten percent of the middle and high school population. What began as a “safe alternative” to smoking has turned into a crisis...

Balancing school, social life and Eagle Scouts is a lot of work. Throw massive projects on top of that, and they are under a lot of pressure. Woodgrove students are going above and beyond, rising to the...

Like Mariah Carey once said, “It’s tiiiiiiime”  to spread holiday cheer and show school spirit during the week before winter break. A holiday-themed spirit week is coming to students starting on...

In late September of 2024, Hurricane Helene traveled hundreds of miles along the East Coast, resulting in an estimated $53 billion in damage. Due to the relentlessness of the storm and the vastness of...

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...

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...

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...