Nineteen Middle School art students have been recognized by the 2025 Scholastic Art & Writing Awards.
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Seniors RJ Snyder and Dillon Craig recently competed in the State Diving Championship.
Eighth-grader Sofia Turk is a Level 7 Competitive Gymnast and recently competed in her first meet of the year.
The Upper School Honors Dance Ensemble performed in the Kennesaw State University High School Dance Festival February 1-2, 2025.
The WA Mock Trial team competed in the Georgia High School Mock Trial Regional Competition. This was Woodward's second year competing.
Tenth-grader Marissa Jones was named by PrepVolleyball on January 20, 2025 as one of the top 10 players in the nation for the 2027 class.
Elementary students recently participated in the Georgia Independent Homeschool (GIH) Technology Competition.
The Lower and Middle School Reading Bowl teams competed in the Helen Ruffin Reading Bowl.
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Woodward Academy’s Middle School swim team is remarkable for a number of reasons, but not least because it features three pairs of siblings. It is notable that one sibling of each pair broke at least one school record this year. The same three–Muna Bello, Avery Wells, and Parker Wheeler–also went to the Georgia senior state championship in December.
We sat down with all six students to discuss their feelings about swimming competitively, and about doing it a lane away from their sibling.
In today’s rapidly evolving world, artificial intelligence (AI) is more than a buzzword—it’s reshaping industries, education, and daily life. At Woodward Academy, we embrace the transformative potential of AI while remaining grounded in our mission: to provide a safe, inclusive, and forward-thinking educational environment. Through strategic innovation, Woodward has emerged as a leader in integrating AI into education, preparing students not just for today’s challenges but for tomorrow’s opportunities.
With registration for Maymester 2025 opening for Middle and Upper School students, we’re reflecting on Maymester 2024, the inaugural season of Woodward’s experiential learning program. We spoke with Upper School Maymester Director Andrew Jones and Middle School Maymester Director Wanda Williams about what the experience was like for students and teachers.