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Welcome to "The Falcon Online!"
Jackson is a Senior at Woodlands and the Editor-in-Chief of The Falcon. This is his fourth and final year writing for The Falcon, where he used to be the Entertainment Editor. He also films and edits all of the video interviews showcased on this website. Despite planning on majoring in Film in college, he will never forget the lessons learned through The Falcon. He would like to thank Shane Burke for taking the initiative of creating the website and entrusting him with taking over the reigns.
Marcus Mosley is the Editor-in-Chief. He enjoys reading, science, golf, and traveling.
Kymani Senior is a freshman student of Woodlands High School. This is his first year on the newspaper staff. Kymani is a hard worker and is in allhonors. He isn’t just a superstar student but an amazing swimmer as well. Kymani is a well-rounded and hard working individual.
Katie Sims is a freshman at Woodlands. She enjoys writing, filming, and editing short comedy skits with her friends. In addition to newspaper, she is in the yearbook club and band. Katie enjoys playing softball, both on the Woodlands varsity team and an out of school tournament team. She has been interested in writing and journalism since hearing about her father’s job at CBSnews.com, and declaring that one day that job would be hers.
Carly Mannino is a junior who is very involved in Woodlands. Captain and team member on the Girls Bowling and Softball teams, she also photographs school events for the yearbook. She volunteers on Sunday mornings through her Church, collecting community service hours. Carly enjoys all types of music, especially Indie Rock, and she hopes to become more involved in the Environmental Club as well as The Falcon this year.
Kiara is a Junior at Woodlands High School and has been on The Falcon Newspaper since her Freshman year. She is currently beginning her first year as the Entertainment/Fashion Editor for The Falcon. Kiara is part of Key Club, Greco-Asian Club and is one of the 2014 class representatives. She is on the varsity soccer team and hopes to be involved in this year’s Winter Drama. Her future plans include college (though she hasn’t made a decision about her top choice) and a career in fashion journalism.
Awa Nyambi is a 15-year old sophomore here at Woodlands High School. He spends most of his free time playing piano, saxophone, drums, soccer, or enjoying time with his siblings or friends. Awa is very active in clubs and activities such as Key Club, Academic Challenge, Math Team, Band, and JV Soccer. Outside of school he tutors children in math and reading and holds the position of Vice President of the Greenburgh/White Plains youth branch of the NAACP. Awa hopes to better his journalism and English skills through the newspaper. He has high hopes for this years Newspaper commitee.
Camille Tabelisma, a junior, has been a member of the Woodlands newspaper since her Sophomore year. Prior to this year, she wrote articles about school events and book reviews, and has photographed other school events that were featured on the Falcon Online. During her free time, Camille loves to play her guitar, among the various instruments she plays, and plays along with the songs by her favorite artists and genres. Camille tries to show her musical love in everything she does. Her other interests include photography, reading, and just having fun with her dear friends and family. Camille has very high hopes for the future of the Falcon Online.
Danny Booth is a 11th grade student at Woodlands High School. He is a member of The National Honors Society. This is Danny’s 1st year on the school newspaper. Along with being a scholar, Danny is also an athlete. He plays Baseball and runs Cross Country. Danny is a hard worker and will do his best in everything he does.
Julie Hung is a Senior at Woodlands High School. This will be her third, and final, year contributing to The Falcon, where she will be serving as the Managing Editor. She is determined to pursue a career as a journalist, perhaps publishing a novel or two along the way. In addition to her deep passion for writing and The Falcon, Julie plays the piano and the flute, she is president of Woodlands’ Key Club, and an editor for the yearbook committee. She loves coffee, rain, Boston, and Broadway.
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