As part of our Summer Arts Camp, we staged a production of Pinocchio in June of 2022. Have a look!
Parent Education
Friday, April 22nd, the school celebrated Earth Day around the campus. Here are a few of the things that our students do to help take care of our home. Have a look!
On a sunny morning in April several students took time to hunt for some fun and prizes! Have a look.
Friday, March 4th was a cloudy day overhead but our younger children were beaming as they paraded around the west campus for Rodeo Day.
Have a look at the slideshow!
This school year, masked students were good natured about having their temperatures taken each day in the carpool line. Temperature-takers were given the opportunity to meet family members, including the four legged and stuffed variety! Thank you for helping to keep our school community safe!
Featuring First Day of School, Woods High School Construction, Camp Cho-Yeh, Re-accreditation, Crow Canyon, and more. Now available to download.
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On August 8, at 7:30 pm, The Buzz Magazines is hosting a special free screening at Back to School Buzz Night at Studio Movie Grill City Centre. The film will be followed by a discussion about growing up in the digital age.
This award winning film delves into family discussions and struggles over social media, video games, and academics; offering solutions to help children, and adolescents, navigate the digital world.
If you missed the screening that School of the Woods sponsored last year, you have another chance to see this compelling film.
We highly recommend that you and your children over the age of 9 take advantage of this opportunity.
For details and to make reservations (required), see thebuzzmagazines.com/screenagers.
Featuring 2019 Graduates, In Memory of Kay Shields, High School Dedication, Middle School Internships, High School Musical, State Basketball Championship. Now available to download.
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As their final project at School of the Woods, the Woods High School Seniors (12th grade) present their Senior Thesis to the school community, their advisors, and their Senior Thesis Teacher.
Below is a listing of their thesis titles, the name of the student, and the date and time of the presentation. You are invited to attend these presentations.
The presentations take place in Woods High School.
We ask that you arrive a few minutes prior to the start time and stay through the entire presentation. Once the presentation starts, you will not be permitted to enter the room and you must stay until the end.
We hope you are able to attend and support the students while hearing about a topic that interests you. This is a great way to learn about Woods High School and the Senior Thesis Program.
April 15, 2019
11:30-12:15 Vitaliy Williams
“The Therapeutic Value Drumming Has on Musicians”
4:15-5:00 Harrison Walz
“Capitalism: Is It a Dying System?”
11:30-12:15 Sophie Pink
“What Languages Have to Tell Us: The Importance of Preserving Endangered Languages”
11:30-12:15 Hannah Froming
“The Imaginary Cannibal: Using Cultural Relativity to Counter Ethnocentrism”
4:15- 5:00 Sarah George
“Why Mars is not Plan B: The Effects of Microgravity Environments on the Human Body”
11:30-12:15 Sydney Salvatierra
“Preying on the Vulnerable: the Psychology of Cult Leaders”
4:15- 5:00 Lily Pando
“Erasing the Stigma: Finding the Source of Our Generation’s Depressive Attitudes”
11:30-12:15 Ryan Gwinn
“Emotions In The Brain: What Causes Them and Why Do We Have Them?”
4:15-5:00 Jennifer Deden
“Taming the Wild: Positive Effects of Mustangs as Therapeutic Animals”
4:15–5:00 Avery Tomlinson
“Colors on the Mind: How We Can Use Color to Improve Our Lives”
11:30-12:15 Eleanor Spain
“A Broken System: Exploring America’s Troubling Recidivism Rates and Effective Solutions for Change”
4:15-5:00 Tessa Krauser
“Arguments for Legalization of Prostitution in America”
11:30-12:15 Mason Holt
“Safety or Stupidity: Has Car Safety Reached Its Peak?”
4:15- 5:00 Cameron Lewis
“Formula One Technology: What It Is and How It Works”
11:30-12:15 Gavin Minor
“Mending The Broken Heart: Why We Should Care More About Heart Disease”
4:15-5:00 Deia McGuire
“Nobody’s Perfect; Should We Just Work It? Drawing the Line Between Genetics and Eugenics”
4:15-5:00 Julie Martinez
“How Do Eating Disorders and Depression Relate?”
4:15-5:00 Martin Dolence
“In Fur-therance of First-hand Research: How the Anthropomorphic Community Benefits the Mind of the Individual”