You may have noticed students peering under rocks and searching in the trees to take pictures of birds, bugs, plants, and other organisms around Pinewood’s Upper Campus. Every year, the 11th grade...

   Pinewood’s Audio/Video Productions class is a visual arts elective offered to grades 10-12 that teaches students the skills for filming and editing videos. Teacher of the course Rob Bergenstock...

Changes are underway as high school computer science teacher Maulshree Goyal is settling in at Pinewood. She teaches Fundamentals of Computer Science, Advanced Computer Science, and AP Computer Science,...

With many learning resources now available online, the world is going digital. More classes at Pinewood are now supporting an online version for textbooks. The increasing use of these digital textbooks...

   Senior Colin Ternus will be graduating this year, marking an end to his memorable high school journey. Joining Pinewood freshman year, Ternus explored many interests including photography, robotics,...

   Mystery Meat Mondays are bound to generate newfound excitement during lunch. Generally, there are not many complaints about the Pinewood school lunch. The ingredients are high-quality and there is...

   Plastic products are manufactured in very large quantities, with a staggering 450 million tons produced each year. These products are readily available and single-use plastic in particular has become...

 The choice between a Mac (Macintosh) computer and Windows PC (personal computer) has been a running debate for many years. Many people are convinced that their preferred type of computer is superior....

   For the first time in Pinewood history, the Pinewood Technology Club will be hosting an on-campus Hackathon, PantherHacks, on Dec. 2.     “Hackathon is an event where schools, or teams from...

   With the development of new artificial intelligence tools that claim to make learning easier, the line that separates academic integrity and cheating is blurring rapidly. To adapt to the current environment...