PLEASE CLICK ON THIS LINK TO VIEW THE 2013-2014 SCHOOL CALENDAR.

Please remember that Friday 5/17/2013 is an in-service day and that students DO NOT report.

Space is still available for Pre-K Counts.  Your child must be 4 years old by September 1, 2013.  Eligibility for this program is based on 300% of Federal Poverty Level (e.g. a family size of 4 can make up to $70,650.00 yearly income.)  Contact Cathy McCashin at 412-731-1300 x0130 to make an appointment to register.

Click on learn more for list of documents you will need to register.

Help the WHSD Nurses win $3000.00 worth of health supplies by voting for our photo!

Please vote everyday until June 16th...we need 10,000 votes at least!

WHHS students who are NOT REQUIRED to take the Keystone Exams are on a 3-hour delay schedule.

To view bus schedules please click on this link. 

The final project in the Fairchild Challenge for Middle School Students at Phipps asked them to create a publicity campaign to inform people about the benefits of incorporating plants in their lives.  Sixth Grade students from the Academy and Shaffer finished first and Seventh and Eighth Grade students from the Junior High and Academy finished third in the competition!

The WHHS production of 'Young Frankenstein' received seven nominations for the 23rd annual Gene Kelly Awards for Excellence in High School Musical Theater.  Another nomination for 'best musical' highlights the list along with supporting actress and actor honors for Marika Countouris and Justin McCord.

The Keystone Exams are required this year for all 11th-graders in algebra I, literature and biology in place of the PSSA tests that students had been taking for nearly a decade.  In addition, 9th-10th grade students will also be taking Keystone Exams as 'end-of-course' tests.  **Please remember:  NON-TESTING STUDENTS ARE OPERATING ON A 3-HOUR DELAY**

Here are the schedules and information for the May 2013 Keystone Exams at WHHS:

Click Here to Listen to Soccer Sleuth and the Missing Playbook.

Congratulations to Edgewood Third Grader, Keller Dorgan for winning second place in the WQED Write-On Contest.

Congratulations to Thomas Osterle, Jacquan Yancy, Sheldon Johnson, Donovan Moore, and Jacob Kefalos for creating the video, The King's Pollution, that won the award for best use of technology in the Carnegie Science Center's i5 STEM Digital Video Competition.

MARCH 6, 2013 SNOW DAY WILL BE MADE UP ON JUNE 5, 2013.

JUNE 5, 2013 WILL NOW BE THE  LAST DAY FOR STUDENTS

PLEASE CLICK ON THIS LINK TO VIEW THE REVISED CALENDAR.

The world has gone digital.  Internet service has become essential for success.  That's why Comcast created Internet Essentials. 

The winners of the Steve Breaston Foundation Technology in Education essay contest have been announced! Steve Breaston will be coming to Woodland Hills High School on Tuesday, March 12, 2013 to present each winner with an iPad. Ten students in grades 9-12 will receive their prizes at a special awards ceremony in the high school library at 10:00 AM.

On Thursday,  the students and staff of WHHS officially opened the new library and media center.  The dedication, attended by many local government officials, highlighted the investment put forth into the students of the Woodland Hills School District.

Read the article from PATCH:  Click Here

Back for a second year, we are now taking registrations for Fabulous Fridays Mini-Camp.  Dates this year are June 14, 21 and 28.  Campers participate in gym activities, swim lessons, story time and crafts.  Follow this link for more information and registration forms.  SPACE IS LIMITED!

E. Clayton Cornelious (WHHS '94) has been either on Broadway or on tour almost continuously since he left Pittsburgh for good, but his musical theater career had not brought him back to Pittsburgh as a performer until now, when he arrives with the national company of "Sister Act."

Read the whole Pittsburgh Post-Gazette article...

The WHHS College Access Center was highlighted in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette for their amazing work with our students.

Read the article here!

WHHS cafeteria accounts are now available online through the MySchoolBucks.com® website.  This is a secure, family friendly system for online school meal prepayments and nutrition education.  Please note: Nutrikids has changed over to MySchoolBucks. Click Here for More Info