Woodland Hills is pleased to announce that we will begin using the Raptor Visitor Management System in all of our schools to strengthen our program of campus safety for students and faculty. 

Beginning in the 2018-19 school year, the Woodland Hills School District has adopted a uniform policy for all students K-8.  Please review the uniform guidelines.

The start time for the Jr/SR High School is 20 minutes later to ensure the safety and welfare of our students traveling to school at such an early hour.  The other buildings will be 15 minutes later to accommodate the bus schedules.  The Rankin Promise School will remain on their current schedule.  CLICK HERE to see the details.

United Way's "Be There" initiative is aimed at reducing chronic absenteeism which can result from excused absences--not just unexcused absences. Both types of absences can cause a child to fall behind in their learning and ultimately lead to long-term problems

K-3 Parents, sign up to receive customized text messages for absent or chronically truant students.

We are hosting our 2nd Annual Trunk-or-Treat from 2-4 p.m. on Sunday, October 21^st (October 28 rain date) in the Woodland Hills Jr./Sr. High School parking lot! This H.U.G.S. (Helping Unconditionally and Giving Support) event provides an opportunity for families in the Woodland Hills community to enjoy a safe and free trick-or-treating experience!  The parking lot will be transformed into candy stations where groups can decorate their cars and pass out candy from their trunks.  The day will end with the awarding of the highly coveted “Trunk-or-Treat” trophy.  Trunks will be judged on presentation & creativity by our special guest judges!

Congratulations to the Class of 2018!

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Congratulations to the Cast and Crew of the Drowsy Chaperone on 6 Gene Kelly Awards including the coveted BEST MUSICAL!

This brings our total to 219 nominations and 110 awards!

The Gene Kelly Awards show took place on May 26th at the Benedum Center.

Congratulations to all students, Mr. Crone and his crew!

On Wednesday, March 14, the Woodland Hills Junior Senior High School Library Media Center hosted its biannual Read-a-Thon. Teachers, administrators, community members, and students read sections of their favorite books aloud in the library to promote literacy. Over 500 students in 25 English classes were in the audience for this day long event.

Seniors at Woodland Hills Junior Senior High School learned their local history this week by meeting with adults in the community who had a hand in creating it.  Over three dozen community members and municipal officials came together for an oral history project set in motion by English teacher Lisa Silverman.

On Wednesday, February 21, the Woodland Hills Interaction Series hosted professional cartoonist Joe Wos. Mr. Wos shared his experiences working as an artist with a group of art students. He is a graduate of the first graduating class of Woodland Hills High School, the class of 1988. Since the age of fourteen, Mr. Wos has worked as a professional cartoonist and his work has been displayed in museums around the world.