Academics

Middle School

Woodland's Middle School recognizes the importance of guiding adolescent students to be independent learners. Through a success-focused program, students are challenged and supported in order to meet their full potential. The Middle School teachers and staff create a structured, energetic environment that builds self-esteem and confidence along with providing a rich curriculum. With a combination of community and leadership opportunities, rigorous high school preparation in all academic areas, and participation and exposure to various athletic and arts opportunities, Middle school students thrive at becoming life-long learners.

Why Choose Woodland?

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Academics
- English: literature studies, formal/informal writing, grammar, vocabulary, research, speaking
- Math: pre-Algebra, Algebra, and Algebra 1
- Science: lab-based curriculum that blends earth, life, physical, and space sciences
- Social Studies: geography, American history, world history
- Foreign Language: Spanish, Latin I
- Computer Science
- Electives: Humanities, Creative Writing, Life Skills, Art History, Robotics, Math Explorers, STEM, Forensics, Create Your Own Ancient Civilization, Study Skills
- Weekly Chapel, Bible, Christian Leadership
Athletics & Arts
- Sports: Cross Country, Volleyball, Golf, Soccer, Basketball, Swim, Cheer, Tennis, Track and Field
- Art: technical drawing: shading, perspective and grid and basics of hand-building
- Music: vocal, rhythm patterns, composition, percussion, music history, music literacy
- Physical Education: physical fitness testing, skill development, team building, sportsmanship, character development
- Middle School Plays: The Sound of Music ‘18, Into the Woods ‘19, The Wizard of Oz ‘20, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory ‘21, Madagascar Jr. ‘22
Curriculum
Woodland's Middle School curriculum:
- Meets the needs of each individual student and moves them forward to the next level.
- Offers a firm foundation of skills that require students to apply, analyze, and evaluate critically.
- Promotes ample opportunity for students to strengthen leadership and relationship building skills.
- Fosters and appreciates individual students’ God given gifts and talents.