The Eagle Dispatch

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Woodrow Wilson High School starts a new chapter of Dual Credit with Fairmont State University.

Transferring Dual Credit: Eagles and Falcons Become One

Emily Keaton, Journalist May 24, 2024

Dual Credit courses offered at Woodrow Wilson High School provide students the opportunity to earn both high school and college credit. Previously these classes have been offered through West Virginia...

“You dont have to be positive all the time. Its perfectly okay to feel sad, angry, annoyed, frustrated, scared and anxious. Having feelings doesnt make you a negative person.”- Unknown

Bringing New Mentality Towards Mental Health

Elijah Page, Journalist May 9, 2024

Woodrow Wilson High School has built a mental health committee of students. Directed by Mrs. Katie Stover, Mrs. Lindsay Flanagan, and counselors, Mrs. Shanna Casto, Mrs. Melissa Cook, and Ms. Erica Hampton,...

Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.
-Nelson Mandela

The Cost of Free Education

Landon Skeens, Editor-In-Chief April 23, 2024

With rising inflation the price of college tuition is gaining a new high. Within the previous two decades the cost of post-secondary education has risen by 62%. ( According to an article written by Melanie...

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...

Celebrating culture and artists by crafting illustrations.

Celebrar la Diversidad Cultural Con El Club Español (Celebrating Cultural Diversity With Spanish Club)

Alexia Pena, Journalist April 7, 2024

Woodrow Wilson High School’s Spanish Club is hosted by Ms. Brittany Saavedra. The organization, first established this year by President MK Cummings, is dedicated to individuals who have a love of Spanish...

Some life lessons don’t ever change. They need to be highlighted and they need to be remembered throughout our entire lives. But how you embrace them will distinguish you from the pack. —Brooke Shields

Tyle Asamoah: Finding New Discoveries

Landon Skeens, Editor March 29, 2024

Woodrow Wilson High School's National Honors Society President, Tyle Asamoah, is set to graduate this spring. Known for her generous nature and kind spirit, Tyle is ready for the next chapter in her life....

Louie Boyd: “Always Remember Kindness.”

Louie Boyd: “Always Remember Kindness.”

Landon Skeens, Editor March 27, 2024

Violet Louie Boyd is closing the chapter of her high school career. A loving and kind individual, Louie’s peers feel a great sense of warmth when around her. Kate Fisher, junior, shares, “I would consider...

Get Involved with as many clubs, organizations, and sports as you can. You will meet some of your best friends through them. That is what made my time as a Flying Eagle so close to my heart.

Mia Houck: “I’ve Been Waiting for This Moment”

Landon Skeens, Editor March 27, 2024

Crossing the stage one final time, Mia Houck graduates from Woodrow Wilson High School this spring. Known for her beautiful voice and acting across the county, Mia is loved by many. During her high school...

Do your homework, and know how to spell and know your multiplication table, Ishmael Fayiah signing out.

Ishmael Fayiah: The Final Laugh

Landon Skeens, Editor March 26, 2024

Ishmael Fayiah is graduating with the class of 2024 this spring. A light-hearted individual, Ishmael feels conflicted about leaving his alma mater, "I am excited for the new adventure that I am going to...

WWHS Honorary Secretaries of States

WWHS Honorary Secretaries of States

Landon Skeens, Editor March 25, 2024

Seniors, Presley Jarrell and Camden Johnson have earned the role of Honorary Secretary of State. During November, the two students held a voter registration event for Woodrow Wilson High School students....

“The biggest piece of advice I can offer is to not waste your time. Though the school year felt slow, the years will go by in a blink of an eye. Therefore, I urge every student to take every opportunity that is offered to them. Make the best of all the time you have, because it doesn’t last forever. Make your high school memories last!”

Rylan Ellison: Crossing the Stage One Final Time

Landon Skeens, Editor March 22, 2024

Known for his enthusiasm and brilliant sense of humor, Rylan Ellison is crossing the stage as a 2024 graduate this spring. Having mixed feelings about closing this chapter of his amazing story, Rylan reflects...

Darlene McNeel, elected as Service Personal of the Year for WWHS.

WWHS Service Person of the Year

Alexia Pena, Journalist March 22, 2024

Mrs. Darlene McNeel was awarded Service Person of the Year last week.  The Raleigh County Board Of Education recruits professionals and service personnels like McNeel as a support for their assigned schools....

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