Community
Vibrant and Engaged Community
At Woodland School, our entire school family—parents, grandparents, alumni, and parents of alumni—helps create a vibrant, engaged, and supportive community. Through a wide range of extracurricular activities in athletics, the arts, and beyond, students have opportunities to explore their talents, build teamwork skills, and develop lasting friendships.
Parents and guardians contribute through the Parents’ Association, organizing events, volunteering, and creating programs that enhance student life. Alumni play an active role as mentors, event participants, and supporters, helping current students connect with Woodland’s rich history and strong traditions.
From school performances and athletic competitions to community service projects and social gatherings, Woodland’s programs foster fellowship, fun, and connection across generations. Together, these efforts strengthen our academic program and ensure every student thrives both inside and outside the classroom.
Campus Activities
Our campus activities foster development outside of the class.
Join the Fun!
CLASS OFFICERS (8TH GRADE)
Work with peers to organize events and service learning opportunities for your grade level.
Drama Club
Students in grades 3 –8 can audition for our spring musical. Upper School students may participate in the drama club which meets every Friday.
NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY (7TH & 8TH GRADE)
Students work together to perform various service projects throughout the year including collecting toys for Toys for Tots.
Private Music Lessons
A fully professional staff of music instructors offer one-on-one music and voice lessons on campus during or after school hours.
BLUE vs WHITE
Throughout the year, these two school teams compete in athletic events, academic competitions, rallies, and other fun events. The competition culminates on field day at the end of the year as the two teams compete to be the overall winner for the school year.
Student Union
Students are elected by their peers to represent their class in order to plan activities such as field day, spirit weeks, and the cotillion.
“Education is the kindling of a flame, not the filling of a vessel.”
Socrates