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  • Snapshot No. 118

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    Snapshot No. 118

  • Heading up the stairs, the children of Captain von Trapp sing “So Long, Farewell.”

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    Redwood seniors sing ‘So Long, Farewell’ to Throckmorton in ‘The Sound of Music’

  • Representing their classes as site council members, Sarani Puri, Michael Geloso and Colby Binder pose for a photo.

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    Site council votes to abolish valedictorian

  • Principal David Sondheim hits the ball during a game of four square with seniors.

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    Snapshot No. 117

  • Whitney Violette designs awareness for dyslexia

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    Whitney Violette designs awareness for dyslexia

  • Finishing the day strong, the beach volleyball team comes together for a team picture (Photo courtesy of the Redwoodbeachvball instagram account

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    Beach volleyball is set up for success

  • Closing out a week of spectacular musical performances and weather, Mr Mattern barbecues for his Performance Workshop classes.

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    Snapshot No. 116

  • Fire on the mountain in Greenbrae. Luckily it was contained shortly hereafter protecting the neighborhood from destruction.

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    Snapshot No. 115

  • Numbers spike in boys volleyball

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    Numbers spike in boys’ volleyball

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    Reviving Redwood Rugby

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Snapshot No. 74

Snapshot No. 74

Julia Frankus
January 31, 2022
Living and learning abroad: Redwood students detail their foreign experiences

Living and learning abroad: Redwood students detail their foreign experiences

Kana Kojima
December 16, 2021
A dangerous health class assignment: The PE nutrition unit

A dangerous health class assignment: The PE nutrition unit

Julia Frankus
December 11, 2021
Squeezing in study time at any opportunity possible, students spend lunch in the library in preparation for their final exams next week.

Snapshot No. 57

Chloe Bishop
December 9, 2021
Competition and comparison on campus: Beneficial or detrimental?

Competition and comparison on campus: Beneficial or detrimental?

Dani Steinberg
December 9, 2021
Rolling the ball into the upcoming Redwood basketball season

Rolling the ball into the upcoming Redwood basketball season

Dylan Zorn
October 27, 2021
Smiling for the camera on a bright, sunny day at Oracle Park, seniors Sophia Pero, Greer Diaz, and Lauren and Claire McKechnie (from left to right) support the San Francisco Giants. Photo courtesy of Greer Diaz.

Giants supporting Giants: students’ new favorite pastime

Chloe Bishop
September 10, 2021
Swapping medals for mental health

Swapping medals for mental health

Bella Piacente
September 9, 2021
New state budget opens free CEA lunches for everyone

New state budget opens free CEA lunches for everyone

Gemma Favaloro
September 8, 2021

Redwood students look back on the 2020-2021 school year

Caroline Scharf and Hannah Morgan
June 3, 2021
Zuzu is a shy, crested gecko belonging to sisters Callie and Avery Wilson. The gecko is a small creature that is fairly easy to maintain, but it must be kept in a hot and humid environment and fed prey animals such as pureed crickets and mealworms.

Pets and their people

Libby Hughes, Caroline Goodhart, and Sydney Liebhauser
May 8, 2021
Eating lunch in the back parking lot, juniors Kaylen Shaw and William Fitzgerald enjoy their first fully in-person week at Redwood.

Snapshot No. 83

Taylor Elliott
April 15, 2021
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