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Thousands of soldiers, who spend their days in one hundred degree heat, often wish for something to pass the time until they can be reunited with their loved ones. Fortunately, back home, we have selfless patriots like Chris Pinevich who rally the community in order to help those who defend our freedom. Chris Pinevich’s Senior
Upon graduation, high school years are often quickly forgotten with the new-found stress of college and a working life, the forming of new relationships, and the beginning of new experiences. Thanks to the devotion of Woodland senior Lauren Lombardo to preserving these memories, her senior project music video has ensured that Woodland students’ high school
Domestic violence, a growing problem around the world, has many organizations that help to reduce the amounts of abusive homes in the United States and beyond. But look no further than Woodland Regional for a way to help. Collin Shea, a senior at Woodland Regional, is running a program to collect old cell phones
At Woodland, students have a tremendous opportunity to give back to those in need and share a bit of their family’s culture at the same time. If your family has a famous cookie recipe, whether it be your family’s famous snicker doodles or something from your ethnic background, you have a chance to share it
This November, a large number of students at Woodland Regional High School will have the opportunity to vote for the 45th President of the United States. With the presidential race in full swing, many students may be unaware of the candidate they align with. Mary Vlamis, Woodland senior, hopes to help those seniors out. As
After participating in Peer Buddies for four years and helping found the Best Buddies chapter at Woodland Regional High School, senior Emma Sardinskas is hoping to share her love for these two programs with students at Community School in Prospect. As her senior project, Sardinskas is working with students with and without disabilities at an
The Empty Bowls Project fights back against world hunger. Potters and members of the community make bowls out of clay, and they are fired in a kiln oven. Guests are asked to come to a certain place for the event, and they are served soup and bread in the bowls, which are delicately handmade and
When a school bus comes to mind, one usually thinks of early weekday mornings, crowded seats, and loud students. It is not often that non-perishable food items are pictured when thinking of a school bus. That is of course unless you’re thinking about a Stuff A Bus event, a fundraiser in which non-perishable food items
This Valentine’s Day, children at Yale-New Haven Hospital received a heartfelt surprise. More than forty toys were delivered to patients currently receiving treatments. These toys were collected by senior Jess Crosby, who ran a toy drive over the months of January and February for her senior project. At each home basketball game, toys were collected
Teachers change lives. Their job is not just to grade students on their academic abilities, but also to motivate students to reach new heights. Teachers have the unique opportunity not only to educate, but to connect with students and get to know them on a deeper level. One teacher who exemplified those ideals and motivated
On Tuesday, April 30th Woodland Juniors and Seniors took time out of their B Block class to attend a presentation put together by Whitney Stow for her senior project. “I did a texting and driving awareness,” stated Stow. “I also had a guy from Survive the Drive come and give a presentation. Then I have
In just one year drivers aged 16 to 24 were involved in 28 percent of all drunk-driving accidents. However, people aged 16 to 24 only make up 14 percent of the nation’s overall population. In an attempt to make teens more aware of the risks of drunk driving senior, Makenzie White has made it her
