Students in the Woodland Hills School District opened the 2026-27 school year on Thursday, August 20. Mother Nature tried to douse our spirits, but our smiles still shined brightly!
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Senior Emmalee Russini and junior Cayden Bristow took part in the Youth Conference at the 50th Annual NOBLE training conference in Dallas earlier this summer. The students took some time to reflect on their experience and the lessons they hope to bring back to their Woodland Hills classmates and community.
The National Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association has selected the Woodland Hills athletic department as 2026 NIAAA Quality Program Assessment recipient. The NIAAA conducts a rigorous process to identify, recognize, and commend school athletic programs that demonstrate excellence in the implementation and administration of high school athletics.
Over 470 district employees along with 120-plus drivers through our transportation partners are officially back in session. Tuesday, August 18 marked the district's annual Opening Day gathering, as faculty, staff, and administrators gathered at the high school to put the finishing touches on the start of the school year and to highlight some key initiatives.