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MW's Hindu Students Celebrated Diwali in October
MW’s Hindu Students Celebrated Diwali in October
The Jennings Creek Fire was visible from across the lake. (Photographer: Amber Corrado)
Greenwood Lake forest fire fully contained and residents were welcomed back to their homes, schools
Teachers and students interact during the humanities orientation. Photo courtesy of Monroe-Woodbury Central School District.
Humanities students mingle at their annual orientation in September
Candidates for Student Council taped posters throughout the building to publicize their candidacy. Sophie White, whose poster is pictured here, was successfully elected.
Freshmen re-elect Karlyn Fateman for Class of 2028 President
Students and staff showed their school spirit in October with school spirit week and pep rally
Students and staff showed their school spirit in October with school spirit week and pep rally
Students were locked down in September after a suspect in a police search was found to be near some of the district's buildings.
A Lockout Last Month Delayed Dismissal at High School as Police Searched for Suspect
Fall 2022 Pages with Senator Cory Booker on their last day.
The United States Senate Page Program: A Life Changing Experience
A person holding a thermometer (Pexels.com)
Five Ways To Avoid the Getting the Flu
Ten Holiday Gift Ideas for the Last Minute Shopper
Ten Holiday Gift Ideas for the Last Minute Shopper
Legoland hosted a Halloween Brick or Treat event this year during October.
Legoland Halloween Experience is Fun for Whole Family
Permission slips and rules given to students interested in participating in the Youth Assistance Program at Green Haven Correctional Facility.
Prison Lockdown Cancels Health Field Trip
Barbie and Ken can be great last minute inspiration for your Halloween costume.
Ten last minute Halloween costume ideas
A hanging phone holder, with numbered pockets to hold a cell phone. Two phones are in their pockets.
OPINION: The push for banning cellphones in all New York schools is misguided
Biking has shown to improve people's health and mental well being.
OPINION: Cycling To School Could Have Long Lasting Health, Environmental Benefits
Senior Reina Lyons performs her poem at Rhythm and Rhyme in April. It was her first time performing in the annual celebration of music and poetry.
Rhythm and Rhyme Helped Me Embrace My Talents As A Poet; I Should Have Done It Sooner
The Top 25 students at their High Tea celebration in April.
Opinion: The Top 25 is Not The Best Way To Recognize Student Success
My pet corn snake, named Amaterasu after the Shinto sun goddess, balances in my hand. Holding a snake is the coolest feeling ever– they're not slimy, but smooth and cool to the touch.
Pet Snakes Provide Owners Loving, Rewarding Companionship. But Is Keeping a Snake Right For You?
Opinion: TikTok, Trauma Dumping and the Troubling Impact on Teen Mental Health
Opinion: TikTok, Trauma Dumping and the Troubling Impact on Teen Mental Health
Jalen Brunson of the New York Knicks faces off against Isaac Okoro of the Cleveland Cavaliers during Round 1 Playoffs on Apr. 26, 2023. Photo attributed to Erik Drost via Wikimedia Commons license CC-BY 2.0.
Will the Knicks quit underperforming soon? Here’s what they can do
José Iglesias running the bases after hitting a walk-off home run against the Marlins in March 2024. He released his song "OMG" in June 2024, an instant hit in Latin pop and among Mets fans. Attributed to D. Benjamin Miller, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons.
Yankees and Mets come up just short of expectations despite strong seasons
Despite bright spots, both Jets and Giants disappoint six weeks of the NFL season
Despite bright spots, both Jets and Giants disappoint six weeks of the NFL season
"Last Chance U" is available to stream on Netflix.
“Last Chance U: Basketball” on Netflix Shows Challenges of Being College Athletes
Varsity Ice Hockey Returns to Monroe-Woodbury
Varsity Ice Hockey Returns to Monroe-Woodbury
The girls cross country team had a successful 2023 season.
Monroe-Woodbury Girls Cross Country Credits Teammates and Coaches for Success
Porthos, D'Artagnan, Athos, and Aramis, the titular musketeers and main characters in the play, pose with rapiers raised together. From left to right: Daniel Solano as Porthos, Tyler Landusky as D'Artagnan, Jacob Ciriello as Athos, and Kenneth Giacomazza as Aramis.
Actors battle on stage in the Drama Club’s production of “The Three Musketeers”
The poster for the Tony Award winning Broadway production of The Secret Garden. The image depicts an artistic rendition of a fan, including floral imagery, animals, and the faces of characters in the musical, as well as a hand holding the fan and wearing a golden key. Image courtesy of Nick Hern Books.
“The Secret Garden” musical to be performed this spring by the Drama Club
Use the excess and wrap it around the arms.
How to Build A Pipe Cleaner Person
"Last Chance U" is available to stream on Netflix.
“Last Chance U: Basketball” on Netflix Shows Challenges of Being College Athletes
Monroe-Woodbury High School's Chamber Orchestra posing before their performance.
MWHS Chamber Orchestra Performs with Munich Philharmonic Quartet
My piece is the representation of nationality. The girl in the drawing is supposed to represent myself, with the flags stitched together to represent my identity. I have a hispanic background and I have always been proud of that, but sometimes I feel like I do not belong in that community. I am a second generation Argentine-Colombian, but I have never been to these countries, my Spanish is not very good, and I barely know my extended family. The "denied" stamp represents disapproval, the unacceptance in the community. The 15th article states that everyone has the right to nationality and that no one should take that away from them, but how can I feel a sense of belonging when it always felt like it was never mine to begin with.
“An Artist’s Response to Human Rights”: The MWHS Senior Art Collection
Upcoming Project: “Masked, Threaded, Cut.”
Upcoming Project: “Masked, Threaded, Cut.”
Eternity
Spite
Black Sun
Happy Birthday
Summer of Joy 2020
Summer of Joy 2020
Video Game Review: Borderlands 2 & 3: One and A Half Sides of The Same Coin
Video Game Review: Borderlands 2 & 3: One and A Half Sides of The Same Coin
Review: "Dead Cells" Delivers Thrills and Frustration
Review: “Dead Cells” Delivers Thrills and Frustration
Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice - Game Review
Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice – Game Review
Video Game Elden Ring Brings Delight to New Players
Video Game Elden Ring Brings Delight to New Players
Game Review : Hollow Knight - An Unforgiving Yet Beautiful Journey
Game Review : Hollow Knight – An Unforgiving Yet Beautiful Journey
Among Us VR : A Classic Game of Deception from a Different Perspective
Among Us VR : A Classic Game of Deception from a Different Perspective
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Jenna Rowen-Delson, Staff Writer

Jenna Rowen-Delson is a sophomore at Monroe-Woodbury High School. This will be her second year writing for the school newspaper. She participates in many activities at the high school, including Mock Trial and Drama Club. Jenna is a part of the school tennis team.  She also watches way too much Netflix in her spare time. Jenna enjoys writing, politics, taking on leadership positions, and helping her community. She looks forward to having another great year at The Wire News.

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Students leave school at the end of the day in early March after the mask mandate is lifted. Many students chose to not wear masks, while others decided to keep them on.

School mask mandates dropped on March 2

Jenna Rowen-Delson • March 17, 2022

New York Governor Kathy Hochul announced plans to end the state mask mandate in schools starting Wednesday, March 2. Students can still choose to wear masks in school, and wearing masks could still be...

Remembering Mrs. Giza

Remembering Mrs. Giza

Jenna Rowen-Delson, Staff Writer • June 8, 2021

On Monday, May 24, an email went out to Monroe-Woodbury High School families and students, letting us know the devastating news that beloved geometry teacher Susan Giza had passed away. Mrs. Giza was...

President Biden sworn in on January 20

President Biden sworn in on January 20

Jenna Rowen-Delson, Staff Writer • February 8, 2021

President Joesph Biden was sworn into office on January 20, 2021. His inauguration looked different from the inaugurations of the past because of safety measures due to COVID-19. Former President Donald...

COVID-19 Vaccine Arrives in the United States

COVID-19 Vaccine Arrives in the United States

Jenna Rowen-Delson, Staff Writer • January 8, 2021

Quarantines, mask mandates, and fear: more than nine months into the COVID-19 pandemic it looks like there’s finally a bright light at the end of the tunnel.  The CDC (Centers for Disease Control...

In a 5-4 Decision, Supreme Court Rules Against Governor Cuomo’s COVID-19 Restrictions

Jenna Rowen-Delson, Staff Writer • December 21, 2020

In a recent Supreme Court ruling, the Court stood by religious organizations and struck down an order by Governor Andrew Cuomo. The order limited the size of people attending religious gatherings in certain...

Should MW require students to turn their cameras on? (274 answers) (25 yes, 249 no)

Opinion: Students Should Not Be Required to Turn Cameras On

Jenna Rowen-Delson, Staff Writer • December 7, 2020

In a recent video sent out by administration, Monroe-Woodbury High School principal Mr. Kaste stated that a new board of education policy calls for cameras to be on during Google Meets.  I find this...

Joe Biden becomes President-elect of the United States of America

Joe Biden becomes President-elect of the United States of America

Jenna Rowen-Delson, Staff Writer • November 30, 2020

Joe Biden is set to become the next President of the United States. The race was called by most major media outlets for Biden when he collected 273 electoral votes, with his home state of Pennsylvania...

Amy Coney Barrett is sworn in as a Supreme Court Justice at a ceremony at the White House.

Amy Coney Barrett Appointed to Supreme Court on October 26

Jenna Rowen-Delson, Staff Writer • November 5, 2020

Amy Coney Barrett was sworn in Monday, October 26, to fill the recently vacated Supreme Court spot. She is replacing the late Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who died on September 18.  Before her death, Ginsburg...

Vice-presidential Candidates Face Off in First Debate, Students React

Vice-presidential Candidates Face Off in First Debate, Students React

Jenna Rowen-Delson, Staff Writer • October 19, 2020

The two vice-presidential candidates for the 2020 presidential election went head to head in their first debate on Wednesday, October 7.  According to the New York Times, 58 million people viewed the...

Let Your Voice be Heard: Get Out and Vote on November 3

Let Your Voice be Heard: Get Out and Vote on November 3

Jenna Rowen-Delson, Staff Writer • October 13, 2020

The 2020 presidential election is coming up on November 3, and you may have a larger role in this election than you think. In 2020, one in every ten eligible voters will be a part of Generation Z, and...

The sun is beating down strongly as Twinkle looks out his kitchen window. He is taking in the view of all the nature outside.

[Photo] Pets Get Some Extra Time With Their Family During Quarantine

The Wire Staff • June 2, 2020

The sun is beating down strongly as Twinkle looks out his kitchen window. He is taking in the view of all the nature outside.

Monroe-Woodbury Mock Trial Team to Compete on March 14

Monroe-Woodbury Mock Trial Team to Compete on March 14

Jenna Rowen-Delson, Contributing Writer • March 3, 2020

Monroe-Woodbury’s Mock Trial club is heading to court on Saturday, March 14. The team of six will head to the BOCES center for their first competition against Goshen High School as the defensive team...

Senior Art Majors Participate in Human Rights Exhibit at SUNY Orange

Senior Art Majors Participate in Human Rights Exhibit at SUNY Orange

Jenna Rowen-Delson, Contributing Writer • February 10, 2020

On Sunday, January 27, Monroe-Woodbury senior art majors had artwork displayed at SUNY Orange in Middletown. This exhibit was a part of Orange County Human Rights Commission, An Artist’s Response to...

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