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The Eagle Dispatch

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Ms. Flying Eagle Earns Her Wings

Ms. Flying Eagle Earns Her Wings

Landon Skeens, Editor-In-Chief April 8, 2025

Woodrow Wilson High School is the host to many courts: Homecoming, Snowball, Prom, Miss Sweetheart, and Miss Flying Eagle. The Miss Flying Eagle court recognizes the senior female student who most embodies...

"You're only a senior once, so make as many memories as you can!" - Dalya Hasan

Snowball Finds Its Flower

Alexia Peña, Managing Editor March 26, 2025

 For many, the Snowball dance is a joyous celebration filled with excitement. For Dalya Hasan, who had the honor of being crowned Snowball queen, this event holds a special significance. “It was amazing...

New incentive at Woodrow influences positive behaviors

Punching into Greatness

Alexia Pena, Managing Editor February 13, 2025

Woodrow Wilson High School’s PBIS department is excited to announce a new punch card incentive, inspired by the successful program at Oak Hill High School. These punch cards will be used to keep track...

Woodrow Wilson High School Robotics team inspires others through design and detail.

Trendsetters Among Robots

Joey Padilla, Journalist February 5, 2025

Woodrow Wilson High School's Robotics team, 44713B, has been making ripples at competition after competition, earning a myriad of shiny trophies and becoming what some might call trendsetters. On Dec....

Sign Language Club performing at the Signing Santa event.

Signing Through The Holidays

Alexia Pena, Managing Editor December 16, 2024

Woodrow Wilson High School’s Sign Language Club held their annual Signing Santa event on December 11, 2024 for the deaf and hard of hearing. Angela Moore, the advisor of the Sign Language Club created...

Bringing a New Command To Woodrow Wilson

Oli Fox, Journalist December 10, 2024

November 12, marked the start of the long anticipated Drill Competition season for Woodrow Wilson High School's Air Force Junior Reserves Training Corps. The Drill Team has been a part of Woodrow's curriculum...

Eagle Dispatch Scary Story Winners

Eagle Dispatch Scary Story Winners

Courtney Vandall, Adviser October 31, 2024

Below are the three winning entries for the First Annual Eagle Dispatch Scary Story Contest. First place went to Chase Hibbs, second to Alexa Bieri, and third place was Sebastian Calvert. The honorable...

Eagles Take The Dance Floor

Eagles Take The Dance Floor

Oli Fox, Journalist October 14, 2024

During this previous weekend, Woodrow Wilson High School (WWHS) celebrated yet another one of its widely beloved homecoming dances at the Raleigh County Convention Center. The dance was held between the...

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Last Homecoming Under the Lights

Jordan Green, Journalist October 4, 2024

Woodrow Wilson High School will have their annual Homecoming game on 4 October 2024. Throughout the week students have prepared their spirits with different themed activities and dress-up days. The Homecoming...

"My high expectations are the outward manifestation of my belief and hope in others."

Building a New Bridge

Alexia Peña, Managing Editor September 25, 2024

Woodrow Wilson High School welcomes our new inclusion teacher Michelle Howell. Michelle Howell has been teaching for 15 years and this will be her first year teaching at Woodrow. Howell’s inspiration...

“ I love being an Eagle again! I have been welcomed by so many and have so much support from other faculty. I am really grateful to be back in my hometown and at my alma mater. It is obviously a big change being on the faculty side of Woodrow but the school seems a lot smaller now than it did when I was a student. I definitely catch myself reminiscing on my experiences!”

From Student to Staff, Ms. Ragland Makes a Comeback

Jordan Green, Journalist September 24, 2024

Woodrow Wilson High School welcomes back, Ms. Logan Ragland as a new mathematics instructor. An alumni of Woodrow, Ragland served as president of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and was a strong...

Should Books Be Banned: The Story of Locked Up Pages

Should Books Be Banned: The Story of Locked Up Pages

Landon Skeens, Editor-In-Chief September 24, 2024

According to the American Library Association, approximately 4,240 titles were in danger of censorship in 2023. This number was a 92 percent increase from the previous year. Books face censorship to protect...

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