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District Communication and Social Media

DISTRICT COMMUNICATION, MEDIA REQUESTS, AND SOCIAL MEDIA ACCOUNTS

The Woodland Hills School District utilizes a number of communication methods to keep our students, staff, families, and the community up-to-date on what's going on in the district.
 
Parents and guardians should ensure that they have an active PowerSchool account for their children. The district uses PowerSchool to share a wide variety of important information with parents - including required forms - and the contact information parents/guardians provide in PowerSchool is used for essential information about delays/closings, emergencies, and urgent news.
 

MEDIA REQUESTS

The Woodland Hills School District welcomes inquiries and interest from credentialed media for various district events and news stories.
 
Requests should be directed to Andrew Chiappazzi, the district's communications specialist through the Allegheny Intermediate Unit. Interview requests and media opportunities will be coordinated through that contact. All athletics media requests are handled through the athletic office. 
 
 
VISITING WOODLAND HILLS AND PHOTOGRAPHING STUDENTS AND STAFF

Prior to each school year, Woodland Hills families have the opportunity to opt out of the release of certain information, including having their children photographed or filmed. Visiting media will only be allowed to film or interview those students or staff members whose appropriate release information is on file.
 
When visiting Woodland Hills, all media members must have active, state-issued photo identification and their media credential. They will be required to check-in with security, and they must be accompanied by a district administrator, assigned staff member, and/or designated communications personnel.

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Information for families on SNAP eligibility changes

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VEX Robotics 101 for Administrators presented at Woodland Hills Impact Center

Woodland Hills School District Director of STEAM and Innovation Ms. Tina Dietrich and VEX Robotics Vice President of Global Educational Strategy Mr. Jason McKenna recently presented "VEX Robotics 101 for Administrators" at the Woodland Hills Impact Center in Rankin.

Scoop Smith, Domonique Brown-Taylor crowned Homecoming King and Queen

Congratulations to the 2025 Woodland Hills High School Homecoming King and Queen -- Scoop Smith and Domonique Brown-Taylor! This year's court includes Sonny Davis (first runner-up for Homecoming King), Nijaya Estes (first runner-up for Homecoming Queen), Andree Carrington (second runner-up for Homecoming King), Caitlin Burke (second runner-up for Homecoming Queen), Landon Akins, Kevin Agbodoh, Leo Alfieri, Kerwin Byrd, Calise Cowans-Rini, Aseelah Daniels Robinson, Olivia Davidson, and Jasira Lee.

Students explore future options at College and Career Fair

The Woodland Hills High School College and Career Fair featured over 50 representatives from various universities, trade schools, professional organizations, and local businesses.

A Homecoming For Everyone

This year, Woodland Hills' Homecoming celebration isn't just for Wolverines, but for all of the schools that laid the foundation for this current generation of students and families.