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Woodland High School 21 N. West St. Woodland, CA 95695 Office Hours: 7:30 am - 4:00 pm Main Phone: 530-662-4678 Main Fax: 530-662-7464 Attendance: 530-661-5408 Registrar: 530-661-5416 Student Store: 530-661-5409 Counseling: 530-661-5418 V.P.'s Office: 530-661-5404 Principal's Office: 530-661-5402 or 5403 ![]() Price is $35. Books will also be sold at the Student Store.
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CSF Club ReminderThe deadline to sign up for Spring 2018 is fast approaching! Pick up forms in room 911 from Advisor Monroe, and then pay $10 at the Book Store and get your Fall 2017 transcripts from the Registrar – all due to Ms. Monroe in 911 by January 31!! Go to the following link to register: https://www.paintnite.com/events/purple-tree-in-moonlight-at-private-venue-woodland-high-school-10049542 For Information, Contact Janice Rose at janice.rose@wjusd.org.
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Book Bike Here Tuesday Rhea Gardner, Woodland Public Library's Teen Librarian, and her Book Bike will be on campus during lunch on Tuesday to give away books. Stop by to say hello and get a book of your choice outside the Commons. Mrs. Gardner will also be doing class visits in the English Department. ![]() ![]() Girls Volleyball The Woodland High Girls Volleyball Team. Games start at 4, 5, and 6 pm. Go Wolves! ![]() Cross Country Openings Woodland High School’s Cross Country Team still has openings if you have NEVER been on the team before and this would be your first year competing. The team is open to Freshman – Seniors and the team is an excellent resume/college application builder and a great chance to be a part of a team that competes for league and section titles while learning about goal setting and attainment. See Coach Bruns in Room #906 to learn more about the team. Senior Paint Day 2017
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Staff Email LinkMacKenzie Hatanaka![]() MacKenzie Hatanaka
It is with Woodland Pride we introduce MacKenzie Hatanaka as the Star Student of Woodland High School. MacKenzie is a senior, planning to graduate with honors before going off to college at UC Santa Barbara. She ultimately wants to study nursing. She is very proud of the fact that she committed to UCSB this past summer for soccer. She has met many new friends and is excited to begin this next chapter of her life. Mac has been inspired by many people in her life but particularly her parents, Jason and Shannon Hatanaka. “They have provided and cared for me my entire life. They have always been on the sidelines letting me experience many things that have helped develop me into who I am today.” She has also been influenced by many of her teachers, but one in particular has inspired her the most. “Mr. Marin, I hope to be as cool as him one day (Mr. Marin, if you’re reading this, I like extra creditJ).” She has a great sense of humor. Mac has also inspired many of her teachers with her infectious smile, her unique style of learning, and her friendly and outgoing personality. “I met Mac when she was a freshmen and knew right away she was destined for great things. She is an amazing athlete, a loyal friend, and a dedicated student.” “Never had Hatanaka as a student but have coached her for 4 years. · 4 year varsity starting goal keeper · 4 year TCC all league, including 2 time defensive player of the year. · Team captain 2 years · Will play soccer at UCSB · Have won a national title playing club soccer”
“Mac has the biggest heart a person can have! I have had her as a student for 4 years. It has been a pleasure to see the wonderful young lady she has become. I will definitely missed her when she graduates. “
“Mackenzie works hard, writes beautifully, is all smiles and helpful to others and balances many outside activities with her A+ work. ;) But then you know that!!”
Hatanaka is an amazing athlete! But I’ve never had the chance to coach or teach this amazing athlete. Hear she is a great student too.
MacKenzie’s favorite things about high school were the dances, the sports, and the friends she has made. Her least favorite thing involves sports. “Not being able to have our own football games at our home stadium was so disappointing.” Her funniest moment at WHS was watching Madi Sharp and Arian Montez dance at the rallies. This was very entertaining to her. The most difficult thing she has ever done was to get an A in Mrs. Ayres’ class but she did it. Her favorite hobbies are playing soccer and hanging out with her friends. She will always be remembered as nice, funny, outgoing, and one to watch. She is positive, productive, and professional. GO WOLVES!!!
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SCHOOL LOOP LOGINCOMMON CORE INFORMATION"Nine Ways the Common Core will Change Classroom Practice" "What Do Parents Need to Know?" California Dept. of Education Press Release - English California Dept. of Education Press Release - Spanish CA County Superintendents Ed. Services Common Core parent handbooks in a variety of languages PTA Common Core information for parents in languages other than English Common Core in Spanish from Mesa Public School Educational Television ![]() |