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School Profile 2014-15

 

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Woodland Christian High School (WCHS)is a private four-year coeducational high school that was established in 1999. The school is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) and is a member of Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI). The staff includes 1 principal, 13 teachers, 1 counselor, 1 administrative secretary, 1 assistant secretary and an IT support specialist. Community Profile We are a private school in the agricultural community of Woodland. There are two public high schools in Woodland. The majority of Woodland Christian High School’s student population is from Woodland, but the school also has students enrolled from the neighboring communities of Antelope, Arbuckle, Brooks, Carmichael, Capay, Davis, Dixon, Dunnigan, Elverta, Esparto, Guinda, Knights Landing, Sacramento, Yolo, and Zamora. Curriculum We have a full University of California approved curriculum. We have three types of diplomas, the Regular Diploma, the College Prep Diploma and the Scholar Diploma. The school uses a modified block schedule where all classes meet four days a week. Three periods plus chapel meet on Wednesdays and four classes meet on Thursdays. Students attend all classes on Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays. From the fall of 2009 through spring of 2014 seven classes were offered per semester using the block schedule.		Informationl Retreat Info Application for Student Council WCHS Handbook Supply List Community Service Form Bell Schedule A/B Class Schedule 2016-2017 High School Finals Week Schedule Summer School Opportunities Woodland Christian High School is accredited by Western Association of Schools and Colleges and ACSI. Woodland Christian High School is a member of the Canyon Christian Schools Consortium. What does that mean to you? It could mean up to $5000 in scholarships just for graduating from WCS. Click here for more information. For more College information, visit the Counselor's page.
Honors and AP courses available ENGLISH - Honors English 10, Honors English 11 and AP English 12 SOCIAL SCIENCE – Honors World History, Honors U.S. History, AP Government and Economics MATHEMATICS-AP Calculus Students must have a 3.0 grade point average the previous semester and a 3.0 or above in that subject area to enroll in honors or AP classes. Athletics All Woodland Christian High School students have full access to our athletic programs: Volleyball, Football, Cross Country, Basketball, Wrestling, Softball, Baseball, Soccer, and Golf. FFA Chapter Beginning with our class of 2015, we are proud to be one of two private high schools in the state of California with our own FFA Chapter membership. The heart of the National FFA Organization is at the local chapter level. Leadership is provided by student officers who are elected each year by the chapter’s members, and by the agriculture teacher who serves as the advisor for the chapter. Clubs and Memberships California Scholarship Federation National Honor Society International Club College Attendance Approximately 90% of our students go on to college after graduation. Of the class of 2016, 70% attend a four year college, 30% attend a two year college and 1% joined the military.		Student Ethnicity The student body is culturally diverse, with 58% Caucasian, 21% Hispanic, 14% Asian, 3% African American, 3% Native American, and 1% Indian. We currently have twelve international students. Current Enrollment(2016-17) Total enrollment is 193 students with 52 seniors, 41 juniors, 49 sophomores and 51 freshmen. Graduation Requirements Woodland Christian High School’s graduation requirements include - Eight semesters of English - one semester of foreign language - six semesters of math - four semesters of laboratory science - six semesters of social science - eight semesters of Bible - two semesters of fine arts - one semester of computer science - one semester of health - four semesters of P.E. - and at least two semesters of other electives to reach 250 units. Beginning with the class of 2011, a Senior Project is a required for graduation. The school also has a community service requirement of 30 hours per year.
Students who graduated in 2002 through 2016 were accepted to the following four year universities and colleges: Air Force Academy • UC Berkeley • UC Davis • UC Irvine • UC Merced • UC Riverside • UC San Francisco• UC Santa Barbara • UC San Diego • UC Los Angeles • UC Santa Cruz •Abilene Christian University • Arizona State • Azusa Pacific University • Baylor University • Bethany University • Biola University • California College of Arts & Crafts • Cal Poly San Luis Obispo • California Lutheran University • California Maritime Academy • Calvin College • Capernwray Bible School-New Zealand • Cedarville University • Claremont McKenna College • Colorado Christian University • Colorado State • Concordia University • Corban University • CSU Channel Islands • CSU Chico • CSU Fresno • CSU Humboldt • CSU Long Beach • CSU Monterey Bay • CSU Pomona • CSU Sacramento • CSU San Diego • CSU San Francisco • CSU San Jose • CSU San Marcos • CSU Sonoma • CSU Stanislaus • Design Institute of San Diego • Dordt College • Florida Christian College • Fresno Pacific University • George Fox University • Gonzaga University • Harding University• Huntington University•John Brown University • Liberty University • Lipscomb University • Loyola University • Masters College • Menlo College • New Mexico Military Institute • Oklahoma Christian • Oral Roberts University • Oregon State University • Patton University • Pepperdine University • Point Loma Nazarene University • Purdue • San Francisco Culinary Institute • San Francisco University • Seton Hall University • Simpson University • St. Mary’s College • The Master’s College • Trinity Western University • University of Hawaii at Manoa • University of Memphis • University of Michigan • University of Nevada at Reno• University of Oregon • University of Redlands • University of St. Thomas • Vanguard University • West Coast Baptist College • Westmont College • Wheaton College • Whitworth College • Willamette University • William Jessup University • Wyoming Tech . Others chose to enter the military or work force