Sophomore Class Council organized Movie Night, which played “Black Panther” and featured a variety of snacks sold by Northwood clubs on April 12.  Since the first Movie Night last year, Sophomore...

The Northwood California Scholarship Federation club partnered with Working Wardrobes for a women's professional clothing drive on April 16, collecting 23 donations.    The event focused on...

Northwood celebrated Mental Health Awareness and Sleep for Success Week from April 28 to May 2 to encourage students to prioritize adequate sleep and healthy coping strategies.    The week...

All AP tests at Northwood will be administered through the hybrid digital model via Bluebook starting in 2024-25. This change follows a policy shift from the College Board, which has discontinued paper...

The Irvine City Council’s advisory Transportation Commission unanimously approved an extension of the city-run Irvine CONNECT bus route to Northwood on April 15 as part of a broader system expansion.   The...

The Irvine Unified School District Board of Education unanimously approved its 2024-25 Transportation Plan on March 11, with no plans to add new bus routes. The annually updated plan allocated $7,366,071...

The National Organization for Women Club transformed Northwood's concrete grounds into Hollywood’s brass stars, and its beige walls into an interactive gallery with decorations in celebration of Women’s...

Northwood principal Leslie Roach announced this afternoon that she will become the Executive Director of Student Support Services for Irvine Unified School District next school year. “Northwood High...

The Irvine City Council unanimously voted to lease and operate the Katie Wheeler Library for three more years on Jan. 14 after it was originally set to close due to the city's transition to a city-run...

A flying, pink creature was seen looping around the Irvine Spectrum Center before resting below the Giant Wheel on Feb. 9. But what the booms and crashes of its drumline signaled wasn’t the arrival of...

The City of Irvine is transitioning out of the county-wide library system to a new, city-operated Irvine Public Library System, with full transition expected by July 1, 2025. The proposal for a new...

AB 1805 was signed into law by Gov. Gavin Newsom on Sept. 30, requiring that Mendez v. Westminster, a landmark civil rights case from 1950s Orange County, is included in California statewide education. Spearheaded...