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Lady Panthers Complete Historic Season

Three years after taking over the Woodlawn Lady Panther basketball program, Alicia Dedeaux has led her team to the best finish in the 75 year history of the school. Woodlawn finished the season with a record of 25-10 and played in their first State Championship Game. Please click here to read the article in its entirety.

After School Detention & Clinic For Excessive Tardiness

The updated memo from our Principal, Mr. Hilton, regarding excessive tardiness is now available. For FAQs and more information on the logistics of After School Detention, click here.

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Woodlawn High School provides a safe and supportive environment that fosters opportunities for all students to achieve academic success, while also ensuring students obtain necessary life-skills through partaking in opportunities to grow intellectually, philanthropically, and socially.

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At Woodlawn High School, our students are responsible members of the community who demonstrate this by respecting the right of all to learn in a safe and challenging atmosphere, while inspiring themselves and others intellectually, physically and emotionally to reach their highest collective potential.

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WHS Holds a Blood Drive

by Lillian Khemmanyvong The blood drive, sponsored by JROTC, took place at Woodlawn High School Thursday, March 17, 2016. According to 12th grade student Ryan Williams, there were more students who volunteered to give blood than expected. For students who wanted to donate blood there are some requirements you must...

FCS Reaches Out to Africa

by Elizabeth Roquemore The FCS club recently received some great news! The club finished its fundraising efforts to build a fresh water well in Swaziland Africa. The FCS club, WHS students, WHS teachers, and several local businesses raised a total of $6,600 to help a needy village have clean drinking...

Keeping Shakespeare Alive

by Mya Kremin Shakespeare day is dedicated to the reenactment of Shakespeare’s famous plays. The plays that were reenacted included Romeo and Juliet, Macbeth, Taming of the Shrew, and Othello. The scenes ranged from tragic to comedic. Each scene lasted 5-10 minutes and English classes were able to attend. The...

Worldwide Eggs

by Rebeca Aguilar The world geography classes Ms. Hawkins and Mrs. Hauptman teach have been learning about Russia and the Russian Revolution. They have been talking about Nicholas and Alexandra Romanov, but society may be more familiar with Anastasia from the cartoon movie. Nicholas and Alexandra were parents to Olga,...