On Sunday, April 29, three Woodbridge Middle students, along with many others from different schools, received an award for their volunteerism at the Woodbridge Community Center.
Lorena Gama, Jake Vazquez,...
On April 7-8 I was at the wrestling World Cup where Team USA won their first World Cup since 2003. I went to the “mainstream” of wrestling in Iowa City, Iowa.
Most people know about the “W.W.E.”...
This year, 8th grade students in Woodbridge Township received iPads to enhance their education and interaction with technology and many students have mixed emotions about the device, as well as teachers....
Throughout the years, The NBA Playoffs represents a tournament where 16 teams battle their hearts out to bring home the Larry O’Brien trophy to their beloved city. The Playoffs consist of hustle and...
With a final score of 12-21 in the third set, the WMS Lady Warriors Volleyball team falls short during the first game of the season.
Giavanna Polak, a 7th grader on the WMS Lady Warriors Volleyball...
“About 38 percent of high school students and 13 percent of middle school students reported that they’ve tried e-cigarettes. That could be an underestimate, too, since the students were reporting their...
In the past, college athletes have been illegally paid to come to schools to play sports; now the representatives of the NCAA are finding out. Now, is the idea of athletes being paid becoming a reality?
Many...
Last March Woodbridge Middle School’s music program participated in Music in Our Schools Month, a student-oriented celebration of music education.
Music in Our Schools Month, also referred to as MIOSM,...
As the new semester rolled in, so did exchange students from China. Woodbridge Middle brought in the second half of the year with twenty-six student mentors.
6th, 7th, and 8th grade students and teachers...
Woodbridge Middle School’s 2017 teacher of the year is the one and only, Mrs. Burke.
Mrs. Burke received this award as a thank you for everything she has done for our school. From participating in...
Through the power of paper mache and months of hard work eighth grade student Rayna Jagasia created a liberating sculpture of an Indian goddess for her art class.
Mrs. Donewitz, Jagasia’s art teacher...
Nagashi uke! Or as we say in English, ‘sweeping block!’ School counselors invite Cesar Kai karate academy on February 23rd to discuss anti-bullying to 6th graders.
The Cesar Kai is a karate academy...
