Cicadas. Popular for their deafening croaks and how they fly effortlessly into people’s hair, causing them to be flung left and right out of panic. Take a step outside and they’re everywhere, welcomed...

Four years of fortitude and grit culminate in one glorious moment: being handed an embossed piece of paper that signifies the end of high school. While the class of 2020 celebrated this moment through...

No matter what age you are, you can probably remember one book from your childhood that you loved. Whether it was something as simple as The Cat in the Hat, or something as complex as Moby Dick, one thing...

Woodson has worked hard all year to go virtual.  Museums in Washington D.C. have done the same and remain a convenient, fun way to stay plugged into the world aside from school.  Take for example the...

How much do you know about our school bathrooms? Here is a handy guide to some of Woodson’s student restrooms.   Intersection of C and D Halls           Boys:...

Last year marked 75 years since the end of World War II and the liberation of the concentration camps. The Registry of Holocaust Survivors contains over 195,00 survivors and family members, and of those...

I used to hate Fridays.  Back in the day, they were reserved for the elite class of third-graders — an elite class I did not belong to. Every Friday, before independent reading time, the so-called...

  The sound of squeaking shoes and bouncing volleyballs echoes throughout Woodson’s gym as the varsity volleyball team finally gets to put their mark on the court for the first time in over a...