Dillon Huang is a sophomore at Monroe-Woodbury High School. He joined The Wire because he felt he had too much time on his hands, even while being a part of another club. He also felt that it would look good for college. During his free time, he likes to listen to music, play piano and video games, and read (sometimes…). When he isn’t doing those things, he is probably getting chased around the house by his dog.
The Harlem Wizards basketball team competed against Monroe-Woodbury’s faculty and staff in a game on April 14. This event was organized by INTERACT, a club that focuses on volunteer work.
The Harlem...
Esports is a new sport this year at Monroe-Woodbury High School. Previously the gaming club, it has now become a Section 9 approved varsity sport.
Mr. Gartiser, coach and club adviser, created the...
Graduation Night is coming around the corner for the Class of 2023. The Grad Party is a Monroe-Woodbury High School tradition that celebrates the graduation and triumph of the year’s graduating class.
In...
African-American Recognition Week was celebrated at Monroe-Woodbury the week before February break, running from February 13 to 17. It was organized by the Social and Racial Justice Student Union (SRJSU).
This...
LEAD mentors offered tutoring sessions for the students of Monroe-Woodbury in preparation for midterm week. Due to not having midterms for the past couple of years, many students wanted to take this opportunity...
