By Kodi Udochukwu ’23 You’ve gotten through the first couple of weeks of school. The homework is a lot, isn’t it? I remember being shocked at the amount of work we get at […]
To The Class of 2024
High School Senior Athletes Should be Allowed to Stay for an Extra Year
By Judson Faulconer ’21 The COVID-19 pandemic has put an end to all sports, not only for now, but for many high school seniors, forever. Senior year is the last possible chance […]
Front Line Workers Should Receive Hazard Pay Amidst Coronavirus Outbreak
By John Meeks ’21 As cases of the novel coronavirus swell in the United States, many workers are risking their lives to save others, maintain supply chains, and protect our nation’s infrastructure. […]
Optional Pass/Fail at Woodberry is Not the Solution
By Austin de la Torre ‘20 and Luke Stone ‘20 Extraordinary times call for extraordinary changes to the way we operate. That is why we are all in school online, why many […]
In Defense of Mondays
By Austin de la Torre ’20 There are few days in the week that contest the challenge of Mondays. The academic day is long. It is the only day of the week […]
Let’s Actually Behave In Assembly
By Luke Stone ’20 There isn’t much about Woodberry that surprises me anymore. While people new to our community might be shocked when they see kids playing baseball with Tide Pods on […]
New Walker Renovations Benefit Students
By Charles Innes ’22 and Johnny Russell ’22 On August 24th, when students returned to Woodberry’s campus, they were greeted by the expansive renovations to Walker. During all of the previous year, […]
Name Tags Draw Mixed Reviews
By Ryan Kauffman ’20 Several days ago, as orientation came to a close, Woodberry was introduced to a new rule designed to aid the New Boys as they began to integrate into […]