Woodland High School

 

Woodland High School is fortunate to have the Learning Resource Center on campus for students who need or would like extra academic support. The LRC is staffed with UCDavis tutors and peers who have excelled in specific academic areas. The LRC is available at lunch and after school until 5:00pm.  

 

The Woodland Joint Unified School District offers two independent educational options Both programs are designed for students who have the motivation to complete their work at home in a timely manner. Please contact your student's counselor for details and enrollment information.

 

Students are encourgafed to attend summer school, enrol classes at Woodland Community College or speak with their counselor about credit recovery options during the school day. Elective credits can also be earned through additional community service hours. Check in with you counselor for more details.

 

The graduation ceremony and high school diploma is reserved for those students who have   completed all of the credit and subject requirements for graduation by June. Seniors needing less than 10 credits for graduation can complete those requirements in summer school and earn their diploma at the end of summer school. 

 

All high school students must complete a minimum of 40 hours Community Service.   

If a student is interested in turning additional community service hours into elective credits, the will be awarded 1 credit for every 15 hours of service beyond the 40 required for graduation. Please contact your student’s counselor for additional details.

 

Students who have not been successful in comprehensive high school setting, may want to consider Cache Creek High School as an alternative. Cache Creek High School awards standard California High School Diplomas to those student who have met their outlined requirements. All credits earned before entering CCHS will count toward the 200 required. If a student transfers to CCHS and catches up on their credits, they may be eligible to transfer back to their home high school at the semester break. Speak with your student’s counselor for details.

 

 

Any person 18 years of age or older may enroll in adult education. High school diplomas are awarded to students who successfully complete the Adult Education requirements.

 

The State Department of Education may issue a California High School Equivalency Certificate on the successful passing of the General Education Development (GED) Tests. Applicants must be 18 years of age or older, and a resident of California. The equivalency certificate is accepted in lieu of a high school diploma for military service and employment by state and local agencies in California. However, always check with a military recruiter since requirements for military service do change.