Please join us in congratulating Mrs. Ashley Johnson as our Highlander STRONG Teacher of the Month! Please make sure to congratulate her if you see her in the classroom, with her Lil Landers, and with our Future Educator Students. Thank you, Mrs. Johnson, for all you do for our Highlanders!
Here are a few things her students had to say about Mrs. Johnson:
*Mrs. Johnson is the most selfless and kind person you will ever meet. She never fails to make me smile and coming to class is the pure highlight of my week. I love her ability to be my most trusted adult and I think she deserves this award more than anyone.
*She runs 3 different classes and the Lil' Landers and a club. She works very hard to make sure we love what we are doing and are having fun. Mrs. Johnson loves what she does and being able to help her students which you can tell once you walk into her class.
Here are a few things her students had to say about Mrs. Johnson:
*Mrs. Johnson is the most selfless and kind person you will ever meet. She never fails to make me smile and coming to class is the pure highlight of my week. I love her ability to be my most trusted adult and I think she deserves this award more than anyone.
*She runs 3 different classes and the Lil' Landers and a club. She works very hard to make sure we love what we are doing and are having fun. Mrs. Johnson loves what she does and being able to help her students which you can tell once you walk into her class.
Please join us in congratulating our Support Staff Teacher, Justin Boyett as our Highlander STRONG Staff of the Month! We are so thankful for everything he does for students while they are in his classroom; the relationships he builds with students is super important. He always steps up to the plate and is willing to help when needed, he is an integral part of our staff. Please congratulate him the next time you see him!!
If you are interested in taking Dual Credit, this post is for you!!
Way to go Science National Honor Society - what an amazing Science Fun Day!! Over 300 participants were here and they voted for their favorites!!
Top winner for Favorite Experiment was Edible Soil.
Second place was an exact tie between Magnetic Battery Train and Strawberry DNA.
Top winner for Favorite Experiment was Edible Soil.
Second place was an exact tie between Magnetic Battery Train and Strawberry DNA.
The Woodlands High School had 19 students compete in 10 events at the FBLA State Conference. The following are the students who made the stage and placed in the top 5 in the state for their event:
Business Plan - 2nd
Yash Bhoda, Kevin Li, and Harshit Peddi
Entrepreneurship - 4th
Vincent Apuda
Financial Statement Analysis - 1st
Chloe Heinsohn and Connor Heinsohn
Congratulations to our 6 students who qualified for Nationals in San Antonio this summer!
Business Plan - 2nd
Yash Bhoda, Kevin Li, and Harshit Peddi
Entrepreneurship - 4th
Vincent Apuda
Financial Statement Analysis - 1st
Chloe Heinsohn and Connor Heinsohn
Congratulations to our 6 students who qualified for Nationals in San Antonio this summer!
It was standing room only at today's after school English II Honors test review preparing for The Iliad exam.
Congratulations to our TAFE (Texas Association of Future Educators) students who competed at the state conference in Dallas! Our national qualifiers will represent TWHS at the Educator Rising National Conference this summer in Portland, Oregon!
This weekend, TWHS Speech and Debate competed at the East Texas Districts Tournament to qualify for nationals.
Congratulations to Dr. Spencer for winning district assistant coach of the year!
Congratulations to Kaissa Hecham for winning district champion in speech and Austin Lee and Martin Izquierdo for winning runner-ups in debate! These three qualified for nationals and will represent TWHS in Richmond Virginia in June.
Good Luck to our TWHS Highsteppers as they compete at the Contest of Champions Nationals in Orlando!
Nine of the 16 girls that lifted placed in the top 5. Delainey Dallavis placed 1st in the 123 lb class and took home the lightweight platform Lifter of the Meet Award. Caelyn Moore also finished in 1st place in the 148 lb class. Kate Huffman took home a 2nd place medal in the 198 lb class. Other medalists included Sara Garcia (3rd, 105 class), Baylee Baker (3rd, 114 class), Whitney Mullins (3rd, 220 class), Kennedy Levitt (4th, 105 class), Caitlin Berry (4th, 181 class), and Madison Chapman (5th, 114 class). Caelyn Moore, Kate Huffman, and Whitney Mullins each set new school records at the meet.
With the regular season wrapped up for the girls, the Highlanders have qualified 9 lifters for the Region IV 6A Championships to be held in Alvin on March 3. Sara Garcia, Kennedy Levitt, Delainey Dallavis, Baylee Baker, Kenzie Radford, Caelyn Moore, Caitlin Berry, Kate Huffman and Whitney Mullins have all qualified for the regional meet.
With the regular season wrapped up for the girls, the Highlanders have qualified 9 lifters for the Region IV 6A Championships to be held in Alvin on March 3. Sara Garcia, Kennedy Levitt, Delainey Dallavis, Baylee Baker, Kenzie Radford, Caelyn Moore, Caitlin Berry, Kate Huffman and Whitney Mullins have all qualified for the regional meet.
Absolute last day to pay for your AP Test is Friday 2/27 by 2pm!
Congratulations to our State Champion TWHS Girls Swimming and Diving.
We are thrilled to announce our 2025 Campus Award Winners! 🎉🏆
🌟 Teacher of the Year – Jill Parsley
Our incredible Special Education Team Lead, Ms. Parsley serves her students and team with unwavering passion and kindness. Her dedication, advocacy, and heart for kids make a lasting impact on our campus every single day.
✨ Rising Star of the Year – Iris Cuevas
As a Spanish teacher, Ms. Cuevas brings joy, energy, and laughter into her classroom daily. Her enthusiasm for teaching and connecting with students truly shines!
🎉Humanitarian of the Year – Ryan Clapsaddle
In his role as Assistant Principal, Mr. Clapsaddle builds meaningful relationships and provides steadfast support to both students and staff. His leadership and care strengthen our Highlander community.
Please join us in congratulating these outstanding Highlander educators! We are so proud of each of you! ❤️💚
Go Highlander Softball!!!
TWHS DECA is State Bound!! Good Luck!!
Commercial Photography II and Practicum students capturing colorful abstract water photos 💦🌈
Please join us in congratulating our Teacher of the Year, Shannon Tatum! Shannon is a hardworking and dedicated Highlander who takes great care and pride in her students and Math Dept.
Our Rising Star is Bridget Bradburn. Bridget has been a great addition to our CTE Department. Her drive, dedication, and care for everyone around her is evident in all she does.
Lastly, I would like to congratulate Dr. Elizabeth Wyrick for being named our Humanitarian of the year. Dr. Wyrick serves our school community with heart, compassion, and commitment.
Our Rising Star is Bridget Bradburn. Bridget has been a great addition to our CTE Department. Her drive, dedication, and care for everyone around her is evident in all she does.
Lastly, I would like to congratulate Dr. Elizabeth Wyrick for being named our Humanitarian of the year. Dr. Wyrick serves our school community with heart, compassion, and commitment.
Congratulations to our February Teacher of the Month, Ms. Ashley Chotain! She teaches Journalism on both TWHS campuses.
Students shared that “She always has ways of making learning fun,” and that “She is always here when I need a helping hand. She is a sweetheart, cares for all her students, and treats us very kindly.”
Her dedication to her students and commitment to creating a positive learning environment truly make a difference on our campus each day. Thank you for inspiring creativity, building relationships, and supporting students. We are grateful to have you as part of our school family!
Students shared that “She always has ways of making learning fun,” and that “She is always here when I need a helping hand. She is a sweetheart, cares for all her students, and treats us very kindly.”
Her dedication to her students and commitment to creating a positive learning environment truly make a difference on our campus each day. Thank you for inspiring creativity, building relationships, and supporting students. We are grateful to have you as part of our school family!
TWHS students are simulating cleaning up oil spills in APES!
The TWHS German Program competed at our annual regional competition, Houstonfest, this past Saturday, and 25 out of 28 students performed extremely well and qualified in several categories for the Texas State German Competition later this month on February 28th.
We succeeded in and qualified for the following categories: Vocabulary III, Listening Comprehension I, Traditional Folk Dance, Photography, Trivia Team, Extemporaneous Speaking, Advantaged Speaker Test, Polka Band, Traditional Gingerbread House Model and Non-Traditional Gingerbread House Model. Herr Wynne and Frau Lee are exceptionally proud of their students! 🙂
We succeeded in and qualified for the following categories: Vocabulary III, Listening Comprehension I, Traditional Folk Dance, Photography, Trivia Team, Extemporaneous Speaking, Advantaged Speaker Test, Polka Band, Traditional Gingerbread House Model and Non-Traditional Gingerbread House Model. Herr Wynne and Frau Lee are exceptionally proud of their students! 🙂
