
“Woodlands Wags” began as a program at TWHS that has students creating dog treats, which began as a way for special education students to engage in a variety of ways, and has...

To help prevent the spread of COVID-19, the Robotics Club chose to make hands-free hand sanitizers for the school classrooms in order to help everyone stay safe and clean. “We...

Two cadets from The Woodlands High School Air Force JROTC, cadets Tyler Druskoff and Javier Peña Reyes, have been awarded the Air Force Junior ROTC Flight Academy Scholarship...

Six students were awarded national merit semi-finalist status based on their PSAT scores taken in October, 2019. Now, they will work on National Merit Essays to become National...

“We have some phenomenal artists at this school whose abilities are far beyond their years, Cristobal [Carselle] being one of them. What is uniquely challenging at this school...

Art teacher Kinsey A. Lane won the award “Best Picture - Nature Category” in this year’s United Kingdom Coloured Pencil Society’s International Exhibition for her titled...

As a junior at The Woodlands High School looking for colleges to apply to, something the colleges are looking for as you apply are your ACT and SAT scores. There are many...

Finally, I'm a Senior! Isn't that what every 17 and 18 year old says following the dreadful and holistic Junior year? In my opinion Junior year was the hardest of my high-school...
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AP/H Econ teacher Dustie Bartolozzi waits for the first snow.
English teacher and Cheer coach Ashleigh Scott has warm wishes for the holidays for all.
English teacher Erin Teague is excited for the holidays.
Fashionable Kelly Garver is ready for the holidays.
Student council sponsor/Animation teacher Kristen Gartner is ready for winter.
Art teacher Kinsey Lane is taking a global approach to the holidays.
AP/H Econ teacher Dustie Bartolozzi is looking forward to the first snow.
Ashley Johnson (l) and Laura Steele look forward to the holidays.
The days are merry and bright with Coach Mac.
The days are merry and bright with history teacher Coach Mac.
English Teacher Erin Teague looks forward to the holidays!
Art teacher Kinsey Lane takes a global approach to the holidays.
Warmest wishes for a happy holidays from English teacher/Cheer coach Ashleigh Scott
History teacher Preston Balluck looking dapper!

The TWHS Swim and Dive team dominated the 2021 District 13 Championships on Jan. 23. After interviewing the two team captains, Alyssa Sorensen and Tyler Hulet, and Coach Wade the team is clearly ready to take on Regionals and...

As of last night, the Alabama Crimson Tide won yet another college football championship. This is infuriating to many because of how dominant they are and college football fans want to see something new. Currently there are 4...

Today was the day I would break the news to my mom. I couldn't keep pretending like I had been the previous year. As I rode home on the bumpy and loud bus full of other kids...

I am scrolling through Tik Tok on a somehow still hot and sticky November morning waiting for my Algebra II class to start. While scrolling, I come across a video that I still...
Confusion. Anger. Grief. These are the words I use to remember losing my grandfather - just seven days into 2020. I knew very early on that this year was not going to be...

Grace Murphy (left) and Leilani Beard (right) in the TWHS courtyard manning the chalk station.
A poster in the TWHS courtyard on Sept 10 tells students that DECA supports them.
Positive messages were chalked during all lunches at TWHS in the courtyard.
Encouraging messages in the TWHS courtyard on Sept. 10 created by students at all lunches.
Students were able to walk thru positive messages on the ground in the courtyard at TWHS.
(l to r) Erin Sammon, Lauren Szot, Abby McShan and Addison Moore chalk during lunch on Sept. 10 when DECA set up a booth to promote Suicide Awareness.
Spencer Johnson opens the graduation ceremony with “Scotland the Brave”
Dr. Ted Landry welcomes graduates, families and faculty to the 2020 graduation ceremony at Woodforest this morning
The A-K graduates are assembled on the field at Woodforest this morning.
Assistant principal Debbie Shepard helps a student find a seat on the field at Woodforest Stadium this morning.
2020 grads walk to the stage to receive their diplomas and pause for a photograph to commemorate 2020 graduation