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The Woodland Hills School District on Wednesday hosted superintendents from neighboring school districts, as well as multiple community partners, for a discussion about strengthening regional partnerships. The primary discussion was about ways to continue to address gun violence in their respective districts, but the discussion also included potential partnerships and shared resources involving STEM education, career opportunities for students, and the possibility of coordinating bus routes across multiple districts for the transportation of charter students.

Woodland Hills High School students Rebecca Busch, Brandon Donaldson, Benjamin Hill, Annabel Johnson, Ewane Nanji, and A’Miya Tippett developed an app that earned the User Interface User Experience Award at PNC's Code For Your Cause Competition. Students received a swag bag of gifts for their hard work, while the district will receive a $10,000 check for its curriculum.

Sophomore Olivia Davidson wrote and performed a monologue titled "Dear Mama" that earned her first place in the category of Dramatic Interpretation at the Iota Phi chapter of Omega Psi Phi's annual Talent Hunt competition. Davidson shared how the piece came together and what the recognition means to her.

The end of the school year is quickly approaching, which means preparing our students to take the online Keystone Exams.