Art has always been very personal for Keny’ce Lawson. For that reason, she’s often been hesitant to share her art publicly. That changed on Friday, March 13, as hundreds of her peers from high schools around the region saw her art on display as part of the Woodland Hills Student Summit at Penn State Greater Allegheny. Lawson teamed up with high school teacher Paul Beard to design the mural for the seventh annual summit.
Woodland Hills High School students interested in potential careers in healthcare are invited to explore the HSU Careers Unlocked: Healthcare program through the Neighborhood Learning Alliance.
The Woodland Hills High School Library was honored to welcome Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist Martha Rial to the high school on Wednesday, March 18 as the latest guest in the Woodland Hills Interaction Series.
On Friday, March 13, over 350 high school students from two dozen high schools gathered for a series of conversations at the seventh annual Woodland Hills Student Summit at Penn State Greater Allegheny. Each discussion was led by a team of student leaders who worked over the last few months to develop their topics, research resources, and plan activities to help the students forge a connection.