Student Publications
Yearbook (Fife and Drum)
How to Buy a Yearbook
Senior Portrait Information
If you have already been photographed, pay attention to deadlines to choose your yearbook pose online. *****Otherwise a photo will be chosen for you by the studio! ******
If you missed your summer or fall appointment you have one option: Call Victor O'Neill studios at 703-532-0013 and schedule a sitting.
How to Order Senior Ads
Newspaper (Common Sense)
Common Sense is a student news source of Thomas S. Wootton High School in Rockville, Maryland. Common Sense, established in 1970, is run by students under the sponsorship of the faculty adviser. Common Sense has won numerous awards, including the Columbia Scholastic Press Association Gold Crown and Gold Medal, and many Best of SNO awards and badges. Common Sense is a forum for community expression and invites letters and comments from our readers.
- Online Editors-in-Chief Catherine Bucsa, Lale Olguin
- Print Editors-in-Chief Shayna Fleischer, Evan Halpern, Casen Linn, Eric Mehler, Sofia Sklias
- Adviser: Evva Starr
If you want to know what's going on in the Wootton community and in the minds of your children, the award-winning Common Sense newspaper is the best place to find out. You can keep updated most easily by downloading the free APP Student News Source, or by visiting our website at https://woottoncommonsense.com/, or by signing up for our weekly newsletter using this Common Sense Weekly Newsletter Subscriber Form to receive a round-up of the best five articles of the week.
Literary Magazine (Pulp)
The purpose of the Literary & Arts Magazine club is to discuss and select student writing and artwork that will be published in Pulp, Wootton High School’s award winning, annual Literary & Arts magazine.
Download the submission form if you would like to submit a work of writing or art to the magazine. Submit electronically or bring to room 231.
E-mail: woottonlit@gmail.com
Advisers: