Twelve Woodward students are studying from their homes in China during the pandemic, which has led to some complicated schedules...

In response to the novel, A Long Walk to Water, sixth grade students at Woodward North collected items to create hygiene kits for refugees and asylum seekers dropped off from the Stewart Detention Center at the Atlanta Airport. We talked to sixth grade teacher Alison Jones about the project and the impact it had on her students.

With a few of our traditions being adapted or cancelled due to the ongoing pandemic, we've created some new ones! This year, Woodward has celebrated Halloweek -- turning the entire week into a dress-up extravaganza...

To keep things interactive in science class, seventh grade teacher Meredith Hegarty had her students (virtually) visit the San Diego Zoo...

Learn about the creative way Madeleine Flournoy taught her second graders earlier this year...

This month, the Carlos Library is celebrating TeenTober with a variety of exciting initiatives, including a book delivery system in the Upper School called UberReads. We talked to librarian Ann Haber about the broader TeenTober inititiatives, UberReads, and more...

In a normal year, this week would mark first conference of the year for Woodward's Model UN, but that conference was postponed. In response, our student leadership team took it upon themselves to organize their own mock conference. We talked with junior and current club vice president Josette Chun about the experience...