May 2018

Over the hills and far away: Ms. Melanie

As the academic year comes to an end, several staff members prepare to leave. Hence, The Woodstocker caught up with some of them to dig into their thoughts and future endeavors Ms. Melanie Reichwald, a long time fixture in the AP English classroom, is leaving after six years teaching at the school. Well known for […]

by Ryan Bajaj, news editor

Over the hills and far away: Mrs. Crider

As the academic year comes to an end, several staff members prepare to leave. Hence, The Woodstocker caught up with some of them to dig into their thoughts and future endeavors. Why are you leaving? Many reasons, but mostly family. Where are you going? Florida, USA. What has WS taught you? You are never too […]

by Dhrubhagat Singh, managing editor

Over the hills and far away: Mr. Crider

As the academic year comes to an end, several staff members prepare to leave. Hence, The Woodstocker caught up with some of them to dig into their thoughts and future endeavors As he prepares to return to the United States, Mr. Andrew Crider recently talked about things he’ll miss about Woodstock: the close-knit community, the […]

by Ryan Bajaj, news editor

Review: ‘This is America’ alters my dreams

Many of my peers and I have often talked about our dreams of going to the United States for college; however, these dreams were shattered when we saw and heard the social issues expressed in the new music video by Donald Glover, aka Childish Gambino, “This is America.” Gambino starts his hit single(which received a […]

by Rohan Menezes, editor in chief

Japan has a foothold in the foothills

In the diverse multicultural mix that is Woodstock, one country is barely represented in actual physical terms but still stands out for its cultural impact. This phenomenon isn’t restricted to school either. Japan has less than 2% of the world’s overall population, but its creative culture has a disproportionate impact worldwide, with hundreds of millions […]

by Rohan Menezes, editor in chief

New school presidents start to take charge

The people have spoken, and Woodstock’s latest round of election results are now official. Kritin Garg and Khushi Agrawal, long time favorites in student government in the Class of 2019, have been selected by their peers to be student presidents for the 2018 to 2019 school term. These results came two days after the voting […]

by Aarti Malhotra, managing editor

Over the hills and far away: Ms. Last

As the academic year comes to an end, several staff members prepare to leave. Hence, The Woodstocker caught up with some of them to dig into their thoughts and future endeavors. Ms. Nicole Last is regarded by many students as one of the best teachers at Woodstock. Known for her great organizational skills, Ms. Last […]