Woodland Hills Opportunity Camp

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The following message was sent to Woodland Hills School District families on January 31, 2024. Please take a moment to read it and thank you for supporting the Woodland Hills Opportunity Camp the past three years.

Good Morning Wolverine Families!

Even though it's chilly outside, we know that many of you are beginning to make plans for summer fun. For the past three summers, the district has been able to offer a free summer camp for our scholars - Woodland Hills Opportunity Camp. This camp was funded through a Federal Grant, and sadly the grant only funded three years of camp, which means we will not be offering Opportunity Camp for the summer of 2024. 

We know that summer learning loss is extremely detrimental for our scholars and we are committed to sharing information with families about any and all summer programs available in the area. We will also be sharing information about several WHSD events throughout the summer and sending engaging resources home to keep scholars practicing what they've learned throughout the year. 

We are grateful to all of the families who have shared your children with us during the past three summers and we hope to be able to offer a summer camp again in the future. We wanted to let you know as soon as we were able to confirm so that you can begin making plans now. We are confident that, with advanced planning, we can ensure that every scholar has a great summer, filled with fun and learning.

Thank you,

WHSD Admin

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Vision:

All Woodland Hills Opportunity Camp students will discover and develop their strengths and passions by working  with caring adults who will nurture their natural curiosity and wonder resulting in confident students who take risks in exploring their interests and possible career pathways. 

 

Mission:

At Woodland Hills Opportunity Camp, all students will engage in a blend of rigorous academic curriculum and enrichment activities that will extend their learning and prevent summer learning loss while also supporting their social-emotional development within positive relationships and rigorous and relevant curriculum that is developed with the support of families and community partners.