59° Larkspur, CA
The Student News Site of Redwood High School

Redwood Bark
Redwood Bark
Redwood Bark
Categories:

A walk down memory lane

Emma Ingledew
June 9, 2020

Scroll down to view story.

Print this Story
Tags:
More to Discover
More in Culture
Redwood parent and chef Tyler Florence teams up with Daniel Shemtob to provide high-quality meals for people affected by the LA fires. (Photo Courtesy of Shemtob)
World Central Kitchen cultivates hope through culinary innovation
GPA inflation causes the illusion of excellence
GPA inflation causes the illusion of excellence
The Blues & Brews fundraiser, is held in October by MFCA and typically raises about half a million dollars. The event is filled with live music and dinner, along with a live auction.
Behind the scenes of foster care
Illustration by Zach Dinowitz
GoGuardian: A look into Redwood students' online protection versus privacy
Interact Club brings community service to campus
Interact Club brings community service to campus
Firefighting to substituting: Dan Dunnigan makes an impact
Firefighting to substituting: Dan Dunnigan makes an impact
More in Lifestyles
"I knew I wanted to be a writer. I wasn't a good student [at Redwood], but I wanted to be a writer, and I wanted to paint. I'm self-taught in all of it, which gave me an original voice," Paige Peterson said. (Photo courtesy of Paige Peterson’s website).
Paige Peterson: From Redwood roots to internationally recognized author, artist and photographer
Amari Jones, musician and youth advocate, poses for a portrait. Through his music and community work, he is dedicated to empowering and uplifting others. (Photo courtesy of Amari Jones)
Meet Amari Jones: Campus Staff Assistant using music and advocacy to empower the next generation
Juniors Rhett Krawitt and Akira Bratti keep an eye out for the tricky course ahead of them.
Redwood’s sailing team glides to success
Smithsonian official selected for Avenue of Giants
Smithsonian official selected for Avenue of Giants
The Shack, located on Magnolia Ave, has become a staple for local ice cream enthusiasts.
The balancing act: How students balance work, school and social life
The Sparkle Foundation “sparkled” 98 families this year, providing them with gifts from their wish lists. (Photo courtesy of Sophie Dempsey).
Bringing the twinkle and magic to single mothers’ lives with Sparkle Foundation
About the Contributor
Emma Ingledew
Emma Ingledew, Former Staff
Emma Ingledew is a senior at Redwood High School and is a reporter for the Redwood Bark. She loves to dance, travel and hang out with her friends and is excited to take on challenging stories.