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Celebrating School Spirit! 2025-26

Grateful for our Bus Drivers during Bus Driver Appreciation Week!

Collage titled “Thank-you Bus Drivers!” showing staff and volunteers handing out snacks and drinks to bus drivers at a bus depot.

 

Winners of the Advanced PE March Madness Tournament!

Collage celebrating winners of the Advanced PE March Madness Tournament 2026, with photos of students playing basketball, a group shot, and staff at a score table in a gym.

WSHS JROTC Leadership & Academic Bowl Team Heading to Nationals! 

WSHS Army JROTC Leadership & Academic Bowl Team photo and announcement heading to the 2026 JLAB National Championship in Washington, DC.

WSHS Mock Trial & Speech/Debate Teams Advance in Competitions!

WSHS Mock Trial Team group photo outside a school building, celebrating advancement to Moot Court.

WSHS Speech and Debate team members pose with medals in a school hallway under a congratulatory headline.

WSHS Student Chosen for the VMEA All-Virginia Honor Choir

VMEA All-Virginia Honor Choir announcement featuring Matthew Dankwa holding a certificate, surrounded by Ms. Davis and Dr. Abney

Congratulations to the WSHS 1575X Team for their Performance at the Kalahari Classic!

Logo of Woodbridge Senior High School with a group photo of students at the Kalahari Classic event. The image highlights the school's participation and motto: "Building Bridges, Closing Gaps & Leaving Legacies."

Check out their interview by Pits and Parts here! [Link opens in window]

Congratulations to Dr. Abney and Mr. Hallman for being Recognized by the Virginia Thespian Society as Principal and Teacher of the Year!

Check out the article written by PWCS Communications here! [Link opens in window]

Virginia Thespian Society honors Dr. Abney as Principal of the Year and Mr. Hallman as High School Teacher of the Year in this celebratory collage.

WSHS Choir students performed at our annual School Wide Winter Concert right before winter break!

A group photo of a choir dressed in formal black attire, posing together with holiday-themed accessories and decorations in a school gymnasium.

WSHS Attends MLK Day Celebration!

Woodbridge HS was well represented at the MLK Celebration.

A group of six people celebrating a competition achievement, with one holding a certificate in a church setting. 

Left to right:

Christina Lang (Choir), Emmitt Hemby (Contestant), Ms. Green (Speech Coach), Sayla Roberts (Choir), Mrs. Thomas, Mr. Jessie

 

Back Row: Mr. Adams

 

Not pictured but in attendance, Ms. Wooten-Mitchell, Met'heru Diop, Mr. Mabry

WSHS JROTC Promotion Ceremony, December 2025

JROTC Promotion Ceremony featuring students in military uniforms, a speaker addressing the audience, and a group cheering in celebration.

Congratulations to our BeMoore Award Recipients: Mr. Swanson, Evelyn Crow, and Blaze Gogue

Viking logo above a photo of Mr. Swanson with award recipients Evelyn Crow and Blaze Gogue, celebrating their December BeMoore Awards.

Congratulations to our Staff and Student Member of the Month for December

Staff of the month. Ms.Korgan pictured with students in her classroom. Student of the month, Tanner Ketchledge with his JROTC teachers.

Congratulations to our Staff and Student Member of the Month for November!

Celebratory photo of Staff of the Month, Mrs. Falgiano wearing a viking helmet, and Student of the Month, Joseph Blair, holding achievement certificates.

Congratulations to our November BeMoore Award Recipients!

BeMoore Award recipients for November standing proudly with their certificates, featuring Mr. Roberts, Melquin Prada Nunez, and Mr. Johnson.

Senior Tanner Ketchledge Recognized by PWCS for his Leadership!

Woodbridge High junior Tanner Ketchledge saw a gap in his JROTC Raider Team’s training and decided to fix it. For his Eagle Scout project, Tanner led the design and construction of two vertical wall obstacles—key challenges in Raider competitions—so his team can now practice year-round right on campus. He didn’t stop there: Tanner also organized the repair and repainting of seven picnic tables, guiding younger Scouts through measurements and construction while honing his leadership skills. His determination and planning earned praise from his JROTC instructor, and as Tanner prepares for his Eagle Board of Review, he’s already setting his sights on his next goal—serving as a nuclear engineer in the U.S. Navy. 

To check out the article, see the webpage here. [Link opens in Window]

Boy Scouts working on a community service project, building wooden structures and painting benches outdoors.

 

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Justice Like Me

 

Mrs. Falgiano took 13 WSHS students to Justice Like Me on November 15th at the PWC Courthouse. Our students served as a jury on a mock criminal trial. They were also able to speak with judges, attorneys, law enforcement officers, and law students. 

2025 WSHS Swim and Dive Team! 

A group photo of 44 students in black shirts, arranged in a tiered formation in a gymnasium setting.

Congratulations to our Attendance Poster Design Winners!

 

Join us in congratulating Johanna Jarrett and Alyssa Le, winners of the Woodbridge Senior High School Attendance Poster Contest! Each winner will receive a $50 gift card for their outstanding designs.
We also recognize our talented finalists, who will each receive a $10 gift card for their creative contributions.
A special thank you to Mrs. Healey and Mr. Medley for providing marketing students with opportunities to apply classroom lessons to real-world projects. Your dedication helps students turn learning into meaningful experiences!
Attendance poster winners showcasing the Staff Choice "Go to School" and the Student Choice "Always Show Up."

Congratulations to the WSHS Chess Team!

WSHS Chess Club- 2nd place in PWCS last weekend
Three students proudly hold their trophies in a school hallway, celebrating their achievements.
From Left to Right:
Joseph Cavero Gallardo, Andres Davila and Peter Fahy

13 WSHS students went to "Justice Like Me" on November 15th at the PWC Courthouse. Our students served as a jury on a mock criminal trial. They were also able to speak with judges, attorneys, law enforcement officers, and law students. 

Group photo of students dressed in formal attire, posing indoors with a view of an outdoor pavilion in the background.

3rd Place Regional Boys Cross-country Champions and our 3rd and 4th place Regional Champions Liana Eberly and Caroline Duransky!

Logo of the school with a caption highlighting the 3rd place Regional Boys Cross-country Championship and the 3rd and 4th place Regional winners, Liana Eberly and Caroline Duransky, accompanied by a team photo and a supportive message.

WSHS Choir have had a busy first quarter!

Pictures below include: participating in the Homecoming parade and singing the National Anthem at the Homecoming game, singing at All-county, and singing at the Orientation for the 10th Cohort of the Human Rights Student Leadership Council of Prince William County.

Collage of WSHS Choir activities, including participation in the Homecoming parade, All-County event, and orientation for the 10th cohort of the Human Rights Student Leadership council.

JROTC Cadets enjoyed a day a the AUSA convention in Washington DC.

A group photo of JROTC Cadets at the AUSA convention in Washington DC, showcasing their participation in the event. The image also includes a logo and a caption highlighting the theme, "Building Bridges, Closing Gaps & Leaving Legacies."

Congratulations to our BeMoore Award Recipients for the Month of September

Our latest Be Moore recipients are Saja Elsawalhi and Katherine Gordon. They designed and painted the No Place for Hate sign that is hanging near the upper cafeteria. Additionally, they have made it their goal to ensure that students walking through our halls know that at WSHS there is “no place for hate”. Thank you, Saja and Katherine!

Saja Elsawalhi and Katherine Gordon in front of the no place for hate sign in the front lobby.

Congratulations to our Student and Staff of the Month for September 2025

Deanna Mulligan works with Mr. Morris to support PSO here at WSHS and when a donation was made by PSO to enhance our staff lounge, Mrs. Mulligan made it her mission to create a space that would be welcoming, calming, and relaxing for staff to take a short break, if even for a minute. Thank you, Mrs. Mulligan, for taking the extra time to make this happen for WSHS staff members.

Mark embodies Viking Values. Mark strives for success in all aspects of student life. From the academic side of being an AP scholar to student leadership as a Football Captain and member of SALT, Mark invests in the WSHS school community. Mark is quick to help students and teachers and wants to be impactful to make a real difference as part of his legacy. His character and authenticity shine through in all he does. Mark knows who he is and where he is going. Mark is a Viking with a bright future ahead of him.

Deanna Mulligan wearing a Viking helmet and a sweatshirt stands next to a man holding a certificate for "Student of the Month," both smiling for the camera.

WSHS Cheer with our Junior Vikings!

WSHS Cheer team posing with Junior Vikings on the football field, showcasing school spirit and teamwork. "Building Bridges, Closing Gaps & Leaving Legacies."

First Friday Night Game of the Year and Teachers with their "adopted" Vikings! 

Collage of photos celebrating the first Friday night football game of the year, featuring fans in team jerseys, players, and community interaction.

Collage celebrating the first Friday night game of the year, featuring the marching band, cheerleaders, and team players, with the slogan "Building Bridges, Closing Gaps & Leaving Legacies."