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Join us for a fun and educational VEX Robotics K-8 STEAM Night at Rankin Community Center on Monday, November 18 from 6-8 pm. Students and families are welcome to attend! Learn about our elementary and middle school robotics programs and see how our students use the robot kits in their classrooms every day!

The next Coffee Talk, a program that enables parents of fourth and fifth graders to learn more about the experience at Dickson Preparatory STEAM Academy, will be on Monday, November 25 at 10 a.m. at Turtle Creek STEAM Academy. You can register by scanning the QR code or visiting https://forms.gle/U7TuiFoqxUzQy2Jf9

On October 30, our kindergartners forged a special bond with the seniors. The Class of 2025 met with the Class of 2037 on the field at the Wolvarena to launch a new tradition.

To repair the damaged line, we will have to lose service to the building tomorrow 11/1/2024.  Since we will be unable to cook lunches, Friday will be a Virtual Learning Day for all of Edgewood Elementary Students.  Staff has the option to also work remotely.  

There is a slight possibility that we will not have hot water in the building Monday for parent-teacher conferences.  We will not know that for sure until later tomorrow. 

Edgewood Elementary students will bring their Chromebooks and materials home today to prepare for the virtual day tomorrow.  

A reminder that Tuesday is also a Virtual Day for All Students in All Buildings. 

Thank you for your understanding!

Dr. Castagna

Thursday evening was a celebration of cultural diversity and togetherness at Woodland Hills High School, as students, staff, community members, and special guests came together for the Ambassador Masire-Mwamba International Festival.

The Woodland Hills School District is thrilled to partner with Pitt Business to host the Ambassador Masire-Mwamba International Festival on Thursday, October 10 at Woodland Hills High School.

We are excited to announce an important new partnership between Metro Community Health Center (MCHC) and the Woodland Hills School District to bring healthcare services to our students and their families. MCHC, a non-profit organization serving all ages and backgrounds, regardless of income, insurance status, or the ability to pay, will provide healthcare services directly to our school community. This collaboration will offer medical care, regular check-ups, and much more, emphasizing the link between health and academic success.

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.

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.