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Woodrows Theatre Performance department goes to see The Wizard in 2025! Auditions begin this week!

We’re Off to See the Wizard in 2025

Landon Skeens, Editor-In-Chief April 15, 2024

Woodrow Wilson High School's Theatre Performance department  is proud to announce that their next show will be, "The Wizard of Oz." Bringing a great amount of prestige to the county for many years, the...

Woodrow Wilson High Schools Dance Team competes in their first competition.

Precision and Performance: Woodrow Wilson’s Dance Team

Caroline Webb, Journalist March 18, 2024

On March 10, 2024, Woodrow Wilson High School's lassies attended the Star Talent Productions Competition at Capital High School. This was a new experience for both the dancers and coaches. They performed...

Pictured: 
Top Left- Carson Misch 
Top Right- Alexa Bieri
Bottom Left- Mrs. Underwood
Bottom Right- Mrs. Phares

Young Writers Get Their Wings

Caroline Webb, Journalist March 13, 2024

Carson Misch (junior) and Alexa Bieri (freshman), are going to states! Both Alexa and Carson won first place in the county-level competition for Young Writers. Alexa Bier won for the ninth and tenth-grade...

Woodrow Wilson High Schools female track team runs towards a great season.
Pictured: Nevaeh Howard, Lexi Thomas

Running Into the 2024 Season

Londen Baker, Journalist March 5, 2024

Woodrow Wilson High School's Girl's Track has begun their season, with flex practices taking place December through February, and regular practices starting Monday, Feb. 26th. The team this year consists...

Woodrow Wilson High School’s HOBY is led by president, Maggie Adkins and vice president, Ryleigh Cornett.

Shaping the Leaders of Tomorrow

Emily Keaton, Journalist March 5, 2024

HOBY (Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership Foundation) is an organization dedicated to teaching and enabling students to be leaders. The official website of the group reads, “to inspire and develop our global...

Woodrow Wilson High Schools Teens4Christ meets every Tuesday at 6:55 AM in room D-7.

#Teens4Christ

Alexia Pena, Journalist March 4, 2024

Woodrow Wilson High School’s Bible Club has now been replaced by the organization, "Teens4Christ.” A non-profit group, students share their love for the Bible and connect with other churches. Mrs....

You’re a wizard, Mr. Doyle!

Behind The Scenes With Woodrow’s Drama Club

Londen Baker, Journalist February 6, 2024

Woodrow Wilson High School's Drama Club is an organization dedicated to the art of theatre. Members of the group enjoy a variety of activities including watching dramas, aspiring to be actors or actresses,...

Woodrow Wilson High School’s AFJROTC Drill Team wins state competition.

Dedication and Discipline: Woodrow’s AFJROTC Drill Team’s Calculation For Success

Landon Skeens, Editor January 30, 2024

Woodrow Wilson High School’s AFJROTC  (Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps) Drill team once again brought the school a great amount of prestige as they competed in the West Virginia All...

Woodrow students are using their creative minds and writing skills as they prepare for the Young Writers competition for 2024. 
Pictured: Londen Baker

Pen to Paper: “Young Writers” Unfolds

Caroline Webb, Journalist January 29, 2024

Students of Woodrow Wilson High School will be participating in the annual "Young Writers" competition. Originating in 1984, the contest is funded by the state of West Virginia and Marshall University....

Semester exams are happening next week! Read about the benefits of taking a final examination.

Should We Be Required To Take Exams?

Landon Skeens, Editor January 4, 2024

During the time of semester exams, students can grow anxious on the final grade that could pass or fail them. However, new policies made by Raleigh County Schools have allotted the opportunity for students...

Painting Woodrow’s Canvas

Painting Woodrow’s Canvas

Alexia Pena, Journalist December 12, 2023

Woodrow Wilson High School’s Art Club is currently welcoming students into the organization who wish to join. Mrs. Lynsi Boyd has earned a bachelor's degree in art from Concord University and has hosted...

Community In Schools (CIS) serves as a support system for students in need. Any student with a need for supplies, clothing, and/ or advice may find assistance in room E-5B.

Community in Schools: Giving Back to Woodrow

Angel Burchett, Journalist October 4, 2023

  Woodrow Wilson High School's Community In Schools is a program dedicated to help students in need. Both Lindsay Flanagan and Jessica Kerbawy run the organization and have been responsible for...

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