Megan Lloyd Joiner is Woodward's new chaplain! With her Unitarian Universalist background, Joiner says two of her chief priorities in serving the Woodward populace will include fostering an academic understanding of the tenets of world religions, and establishing connections between people with differently held beliefs.
By day, Melissa Gilbert serves as the assistant librarian at Woodward’s Carlos Library. In her spare time, this mom of Asher, a Woodward first grader, is working on her first Young Adult novel.
This class of 275 seniors represents the very best of Atlanta, a group that overcame the challenges of a pandemic to thrive in the classroom and community through service, arts, academics, and athletics.
A Q&A with new faculty member Laquita Hardimon, School Counselor in the Primary School.
On Friday, April 22, a number of Woodward Upper School students and staff participated in the GLSEN Day of Silence, symbolizing those who have felt silenced by anti-LGBTQ bullying and harassment in school.
A Q&A with new faculty member Claire Young, 1st Grade Teacher at Woodward North.
A Q&A with new faculty member Sarah Kossis, Math Teacher in the Middle School.
A Q&A with new faculty member Raven Chavanne, English Teacher at Woodward North.
A Q&A with new faculty member Summaya Knight, Instructional Technology Specialist in the Primary School.
As part of the Bake For Good Program, Woodward sixth graders learned to bake their own bread and support charity in the process.