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Student Publications

Publications at Woodlawn are student-driven and led by faculty advisors. We publish a yearbook annually, an online news outlet throughout the school year, and other publications, like print literary magazines, in response to student interest.

The Mighty Oak is the annual school yearbook. At 104 pages, the yearbook features thousands of photos of all students, K-12, and is distributed at the commencement ceremony in June every year. Students participate as editors, staff, photographers, writers, and designers. Students can take the yearbook elective in winter and spring trimesters. Editors, however, begin as apprentice editors in one year and gradually take over management of the design in the following year. Editors oversee theme and design. Students use Jostens online software to manage photos, set type, and design the pages. In 2008, 2009, 2011, 2014, 2015, and 2017, The Mighty Oak was recognized for its creative design by Jostens Look Book Design Competition.

Lighten Up! is the student news outlet. Over the years, it has been a website, newspaper, and blog. Currently, it's hosted on Tumblr at lightenupwoodlawn.tumblr.com. You'll find student articles, videos, podcasts, and photography here.

Mighty Oak Volumes

Mighty Oak, Volume 1

Mighty Oak, Volume 1

Mighty Oak 2005, Volume 2

Mighty Oak 2005, Volume 2

Editor: Riley Bell
Mighty Oak 2006, Volume 3

Mighty Oak 2006, Volume 3

Mighty Oak 2007, Volume 4

Mighty Oak 2007, Volume 4

Mighty Oak 2008, Volume 5

Mighty Oak 2008, Volume 5

Recognized in the Jostens National Look Book.
Mighty Oak 2009, Volume 6

Mighty Oak 2009, Volume 6

Co-Editors: Kathleen Elkins, Sayre Weir
Recognized in the Jostens National Look Book
Mighty Oak 2010, Vol. 7

Mighty Oak 2010, Vol. 7

Editor: Sayre Weir
Mighty Oak 2011, Vol. 8

Mighty Oak 2011, Vol. 8

Editor: Paulina Campbell
Design Editor: Dana Neidinger
Recognized in the Jostens National Look Book
Mighty Oak 2012, Vol. 9

Mighty Oak 2012, Vol. 9

Editor: Paulina Campbell
Design Editor: Dana Neidinger
Mighty Oak 2013, Vol. 10

Mighty Oak 2013, Vol. 10

Editor: Sydney Bowman
Design Editor: Maisie Wills
Mighty Oak 2014, Vol. 11

Mighty Oak 2014, Vol. 11

Editor: Sydney Bowman
Design Editor: Maisie Wills
Recognized in the Jostens National Look Book
Mighty Oak 2015, Vol.12

Mighty Oak 2015, Vol.12

Editor: Celeste Campbell
Design Editor: Clare MacDonald
Recognized in the Jostens National Look Book
Mighty Oak 2016, Vol. 13

Mighty Oak 2016, Vol. 13

Editor: Jocelyn Grzeszczak
Design Editor: Mills Kratt
Photo Editor: Ariana Hoshino
Mighty Oak 2018, Vol. 15

Mighty Oak 2018, Vol. 15

Editor: Morgan Klein
Editor: Ally Fleming
Editor: Ella Williams

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David Barringer
Pubs Advisor
dbarringer@woodlawnschool.org

Being able to help other staff members get better and learn new skills is my favorite part of being the yearbook editor. We try really hard to equip the staff with everything they will need to have a successful book after we are gone! I can’t wait to come back in the future and see the awesome books they will make!

Ally Fleming, '19
University of Georgia

There is a lot of thought that goes into the production of the yearbook. As editors, we have a say in every photo, color, and font that's chosen. My favorite part of yearbook is being able to showcase everyone's favorite memories from the year.

Morgan Klein, '19
University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
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