Don't forget tomorrow is our Flu Clinic. It is not to late to sign up. https://www.wsdr4.net/article/1294031
On September 25, Woodland High School students took the ASVAB. The ASVAB measures your strengths, weaknesses, and potential for future success in four domains: verbal, math, science and technical, and spatial. It is a requirement to enlist in any military branch and is a good practice test for the ACT. Students reviewed their scores on October 30 and students earning a score of 50+ and 80+ were recognized. #CardinalPride #rootEdMissouri
Senior Elyjah Fox has decided to enlist in the Missouri Army National Guard as a 91B Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic. Congratulations Ely and thank you for your service! #CardinalPride #rootEdMissouri #iDecided
Senior Amber Baker has decided to pursue a degree in Business Management from Mineral Area College. Congratulations Amber! #CardinalPride #rootEdMissouri #iDecided
Senior Hailey Hennessy has decided to pursue a degree in business from Missouri State University in Springfield, Missouri. Congratulations Hailey! #CardinalPride #rootEdMissouri #iDecided
Congratulations to these Woodland Volleyball Players for receiving All-District honors. We are proud of you!
1st Team - Mallary Barks and Rhodie Long
2nd Team - Makayla Altenthal
Honorable Mention - Madelyn Allen and Addyson Massa
Woodland Jr. High and High School students wrapped up this year's Red Ribbon Week with an assembly that included a guest speaker. Scott Mendes, founder of Western Harvest Ministries and World Champion Bull rider spoke to our students about the importance of healthy life choices, staying drug-free, and focusing on their true purposes in life. Remember Woodland Cardinals, Be Kind to Your Mind: Live Drug-Free!
Don't forget to sign up your student for the flu shot. Our clinic is November 3rd. Click this link to learn more: https://www.wsdr4.net/article/1294031
Due to impending weather, the Woodland Haunted Trail is closed tonight and tomorrow night. It will be open Friday, November 3 and Saturday, November 4. We appreciate your understanding and support!
On October 26, Woodland juniors and seniors visited with over 50 postsecondary vendors at SEMO's College Fair. Vendors included colleges, universities, trade schools, and military branches from Missouri and beyond. Students also toured Southeast Missouri State University and dined at Towers North. #rootEdMissouri #SEMO
The Woodland High School Gardening Team has started working on the landscaping at the high school entrance. #CardinalPride #LeaderInMe
On October 16, Woodland High School students interested in a career in healthcare visited SoutheastHEALTH College of Nursing and Health Sciences in Cape Girardeau. Students toured the college and learned more about careers in nursing, radiological technician, surgical technician, diagnostic medical sonography, and medical lab science. #rootEdMissouri
On October 19, Woodland High School students showcased their homemade items in the 1st annual Young Entrepreneurs Fair. Students sold a variety of items including freeze dried candy, photography sessions, baked goods, hot sauce, jewelry and accessories, pumpkins, and art work. #rootEdMissouri
On October 19, seniors and their parents/guardians were invited to Taco 'Bout the FAFSA. Guests applied for their FSA IDs, received financial aid updates, and enjoyed a Taco Bar. #rootEdMissouri
Please join us this week by participating in our Red Ribbon Week Challenges!
Congratulations to the Lady Cardinals Volleyball team and coach's for defeating the #2 Seed Bloomfield Wildcats to reach the District Championship on Saturday, 1:00 pm at Bloomfield. Good luck Lady Cardinals!
Woodland High School's 1st Annual Young Entrepreneurs Fair is tomorrow! Woodland High School students will be showcasing and selling items and services. This event is open to Woodland School District Families and the entire Bollinger County Community.
Parent Teacher Conferences are tomorrow! Come see us!
Good afternoon,
The Woodland R-IV School District did have a fire alarm activated in the school district this morning. We evacuated the students for approximately 15 minutes until it was determined a heating and air conditioning unit was setting off the alarm. The heating and air conditioning system was checked for issues and we reset the alarm system. Both systems worked properly and we brought the students back into the building to resume classes.
Today students in grades 10-12 attended the Build My Future event in Poplar Bluff. Students had the opportunity to connect with over 50 companies and training facilities in the trade industry. Construction, concrete and asphalt, heavy equipment, virtual reality, and welding were just a few of the highlighted careers. Congratulations to senior, Dalton Cook. for placing first in the nail driving competition. #CardinalPride #rootEdMissouri
