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The cast of Forbidden Broadway

Performing Arts Class Presents "Forbidden Broadway's Greatest Hits" on December 5 and December 6

The Performing Arts Class at Woodland Hills High School is excited to present "Forbidden Broadway's Greatest Hits," a hilarious send-up of Broadway's biggest musical numbers. This cabaret-style revue features creative parodies of some of the most popular musicals, performers, and writers to ever appear on stage.

Tickets are $10 at the door, with showtimes at 7:30 on Friday, December 5 and Saturday, December 6, with an additional 2 p.m. matinee on Saturday, December 6.
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Steelers player DeShon Elliott sponsors food pantry at Dickson

Students at Dickson Preparatory STEAM Academy received a helpful hand from a Pittsburgh Steelers player on Tuesday, November 25, just in time for the Thanksgiving holiday.

Defensive back DeShon Elliott stopped by the school to formally open his "Victory Vault," a food and clothing pantry that will serve middle school students in need in the Woodland Hills School District.
Ty Brown and Jullian Turner stand to be recognized

Athletic Department receives generous donation from Tull Family Foundation

Student-athletes throughout the Woodland Hills School District will benefit from a generous donation from the Tull Family Foundation’s Team UP initiative, which recently announced more than $2 million in grants to support high school athletics in Western Pennsylvania. The Woodland Hills Athletic Department will receive a $250,000 grant as part of that program.
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FBLA Holiday Spirit Attire Fundraiser

Need some new gear for the Wolverine in your family? Shopping for some holiday gifts? Show your Woodland Hills pride and support the FBLA by purchasing new apparel through the Holiday Spirit Attire Fundraiser.
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  • 12:1 Student Teacher Ratio
  • 17 AP Courses Offered
  • >$10,000,000 in Scholarships Awarded Last Year
  • Most Awards for Gene Kelly Performing Arts than any other School
  • K-12 VEX Robotics & Computer Science Program
  • 2nd Most Diverse School District in Allegheny County