The Woodland Hills School District Board of School Directors has appointed Ms. Laura Arthrell and Mr. Mike Rensland to the board in order to fill two vacancies.

Click Here to view our WHSD 2022/2023 State of the District & School Year Priorities Presentation

The Woodland Hills School District would like to wish the entire community a very happy Juneteenth! This very special day, which has been celebrated as Freedom Day, Liberation Day, or Emancipation Day in years past, commemorates June 19, 1865, the day when the enslaved Africans and African Americans held in Galveston, Texas learned of their freedom, more than two years after President Abraham Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation.  Juneteenth became a Federal Holiday in 2021.

As we embark upon this holiday weekend, we hope you will all treasure your time with friends and family, and on Sunday, June 19 you will reflect on the significance of this momentous day. Happy Juneteenth!

Please take a moment to review some information on the holiday:  CLICK HERE

Custodians in the Woodland Hills School District just completed their first extensive training in years as the district has recently purchased all new equipment.

Congratulations to Turtle Creek Elementary STEAM Academy students Katelyn and Charlotte who were the first and second place winners of the 12th annual LET’S CLEAR THE AIR POSTER CHALLENGE presented by the Pennsylvania Resources Council! 

Woodland Hills High School is offering a free credit recovery program this summer over two sessions.  To be eligible for credit recovery, a student must have already taken the course.   The original course could have been in 2021-2022 or during any prior school year.  A student cannot take a credit recovery class if they have never taken the original course.  Please note that not all courses are available in both sessions.  Please review the course lists below for more information.  The second session will run from July 11 - August 12th.  The session is 5 weeks long.  Students may take one or two classes per session.  There is a limit of two (2) courses, per session for any student.  Deadline for signing up for session two was July 3rd.  

The WHSD Department of Music is proud to announce that we were selected as a Best Community for Music Education for the 3rd year in a row! e couldn’t do it without the support of our community and administration and the hard work of our amazing scholars. Thank you all!

Woodland Hills School District is accepting registration applications for the PA Pre-K Counts Program FULL DAY (Mon. - Fri. 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., 180 days) for the 2022-23 school year.  This program is free to residents whose children are three (3) or four (4) years old by September 1, 2022 AND household gross income is within 300% of federal poverty level, see income chart.  Please contact Renee at 412-731-1300 ext. 0155 or englre@whsd.net regarding registration procedures.

On Monday, January 24, author Douglas Stuart visited as a guest of the Woodland Hills Interaction Series to discuss his debut novel, "Shuggie Bain." Mr. Stuart's novel won the prestigious Booker Prize and was a finalist for the National Book Award. His visit was sponsored by Pittsburgh Arts & Lectures and their Authors to Schools program.

The Woodland Hills Department of Performing Arts held their second winter concert of the season

It featured the Orchestra, Jazz Band, and Chamber Choir.

View the program:  CLICK HERE

If you missed the Thursday's concert you can watch anytime: CLICK HERE.

The Woodland Hills Department of Performing Arts held their first winter concert of the season

It featured the Concert Bands and Intermediate and Advanced Choirs.  December 16th will feature the Orchestra, Jazz Band, and Chamber Choir.    

View the program:  CLICK HERE

If you missed the Tuesday's concert you can watch anytime: CLICK HERE.