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Woodland Hills was proud to host a College and Career Fair on Thursday, Sept. 26 that included nearly 50 local, state, regional, and national universities, along with trade schools, employers, and branches of the armed services. The event was made possible in part through a collaboration with DoD STEM.

Woodland Hills High School was thrilled to welcome author Benjamin Herold and Bethany Smith on Tuesday, September 24 for the first Woodland Hills Interaction Series event of the year.

The Woodland Hills School District has partnered with multiple school districts in Western Pennsylvania as well as Special Olympics Pennsylvania to develop a unified robotics program and competition. On Wednesday, September 18, educators from those school districts met at Woodland Hills High School for a day of professional development that focused on how to build and develop the programs in each of their school districts.

Lucas Balkey was named a National Student Ambassador as part of the annual Do The Write Thing Challenge. The challenge is sponsored by the National Campaign to Stop Violence and asks students to reflect on the impact violence has in their lives and in their communities. Balkey's essay on gun violence earned him status as national ambassador, complete with a trip to Washington, D.C. over the summer.

Please see this message from district administration regarding instructions for Woodland Hills students to return for in-person instruction on Tuesday, September 10.

Please see this latest update from the district administration on the shift to virtual instruction for Monday, September 9.

Please take a moment to read this message from superintendent Dr. Daniel Castagna, which includes an update on district enrollment and gives thanks for the collaboration that has occurred over the past week. It also offers condolences to those impacted by school violence in Georgia and commemorates the upcoming anniversary of 9/11.

Due to a staff professional development day, there will be no school for WHSD students on Monday 9/23/24.

Please take a moment to review this letter from superintendent Dr. Daniel Castagna outlining new protocols for all ticketed Woodland Hills School District athletic events. Highlights include student tickets, spectator guidelines, and a new clear bag/no bag policy.