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Coming to the Woods
(Printable All School Calendar)
- June 10 - July 19
SUMMER SCHOOL: Elementary
- June 10 - July 19
SUMMER SCHOOL: Upper Elementary
- June 17 - 28
Performing Arts - Session 1
- June 24 - July 5
SUMMER SCHOOL: Early Childhood
- July 8 - 19
Performing Arts - Session 2
- July 22 - August 2
Performing Arts - Session 3
2013-14 School Year - Highlights
- FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL, August 26, 2013
- LAST DAY FOR STUDENTS, May 29, 2014
(Additional 2013-2014 dates will be
added as they become available)
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Twenty Two Graduates at
Woods High School
The Graduation Ceremony was held
Sunday, May 26, 2013
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a Creative Summer |
| June 24 - July 5 |
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The Nature of Summer | Ages
3-6
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| June 10 - July 19 |
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Elementary Math, Reading, & New Student Orientation |
Ages
6-9 |
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Upper Elementary Classes | Ages 9-12 |
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Upper Elementary Reading & Math Skills | Ages 9-12 |
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Elementary Full Day Program | Ages 6-12 |
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 Performance Arts
Workshops
- Session 1: June 17-28
- Session 2: July 8-19
- Session 3: July 22 - Aug 2
Application Form >>
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Seussical Plays to a Packed House
The Woods High School performances of Seussical played to a Packed House, February 28 thru March 2.
Seussical is a musical based on the stories of Dr Seuss. The Cat in the Hat, Mayzie, Gertrude, and the Whos rocked the stage of Woods Hall in this whimsical performance!
To see all the pictures, visit Jeff Grass Photography with password Woods...
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
All Classes in Session
Weather announcements
will be posted as needed.
Call 713-756-3919 for announcements regarding school emergencies.
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The Student Dance Recital was a big success!!
School of the Woods dance/drama teacher Cindy Nevels and her students presented the end-of-year student dance recital in its traditional venue, Hamman Hall theatre on the Rice University campus Saturday, June 1 at 7PM and Sunday, June 2, at 3PM.
 This year's recital was the classic story of "The Nightingale," by Hans Christian Andersen. The emperor of Japan learns a valuable life lesson from an ordinary little songbird.
Dance students from three years old through high school performed. Several long time School of the Woods friends felt it was the finest performance in the long history of this event.
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