Preparing the next generation to lead our country and our world is serious business! We want to generatre contributors to our society and not burdens.

Elementary K-6

Woodland Christian School is committed to providing our students with an excellent academic education, a safe environment, a place to enjoy learning, and an opportunity to grow in God’s knowledge and understanding.  It is with great joy that we watch young lives grow and mature along the way to their adolescent years. In the elementary program we see a tremendous growth in academic skills through quality God-centered curriculum and instruction. The guidance by devoted and qualified Christian educators is central to the students continuing development.  Highlights of the year are participation in the Spring Open House, Family Picnic Day, Grandparents’ Day, various themed days, and Winter/Spring Concerts for those in band. The fourth grade classes participate in an overnight camping trip at “49er Camp” in Coloma, centered on learning what life was like during the Gold Rush days in California. The fifth grade students and their families have an opportunity during Spring Break to participate in an eight-day trip to the east coast.  They learn about our nation’s history, our Christian heritage, as well as a glimpse of God’s hand in our history as they travel from New York City to Williamsburg, Virginia, with stops in Philadelphia, Gettysburg, and Washington, D.C.  Our sixth grade students wrap up their elementary years by attending a week at Hume Lake Christian Outdoor Ed Camp.  During the year we finish each week by having chapel time on Friday mornings. This is a very special time for us as a student body and faculty to sing and worship God together. Students hear the Word of God taught at a level that meets their needs and helps them grow to be better prepared for the future. Learning their ABC's is only one aspect of growth and maturity.  One distinguishing feature that sets Woodland Christian School apart is a devotion to a Christian perspective. Students are taught to order their lives around Biblical principles, have respect for their parents, show devotion to their country, and demonstrate a love for God. God has blessed us with the potential to expand and have even a greater impact on our community as we build for the future through quality Christian education.

For specific curriculum information please select a class from the following list:

Milldle School (7-8)

Middle School is meant to be a bridge between the self-contained elementary class and the departmentalized high school. Our middle school provides a more personal environment where students can develop the academic and social skills necessary to excel in high school. The Middle School program includes a computer lab that provide our students with technology classes that teach computer literacy, general computer knowledge and word processing skills.

Academic Course Study For Middle School

High School (9-12)

High school is an important transition from childhood to the beginnings of adulthood and, ultimately, independence.  By the time they graduate, most students have their driver's license, and many are employed.  High school not only offers students the structure of academic classes but the experiences where students can develop a variety of competencies and gain the confidence to use them. 

So why is WCHS the right high school for you?

We offer:

A Distinctively Christian Environment: 

Devotion to educating our students with a Christian perspective based on Biblical principles.  A caring and committed Christian faculty, and a values based Christian education where Christ is honored and academic success is the goal of every student.

Solid Academics: 

With three different curriculum tracks to offer, we can tailor a program for your student's current needs and his or her college and career goals.

Relationships: 

Friendships last a lifetime with peers, teachers and mentors from the broader WCHS community.

Accessibility to a Wide Range of Experiences: 

At WCHS, we are large enough to offer a well rounded CIF program of athletic competition, fine arts, performing arts, student leadership, and social activities - yet small enough for students to be able to participate in multiple areas of interest.

Scholars Diploma

The requirements for this option are consistent with the admissions requirements for the University of California and the most competitive private colleges and universities. This track is designed for advanced students who seek an academic challenge. It will include Honors and AP course (English, History, Biology, etc.), advanced classes (Pre-Calculus, calculus, physics, etc.)

College Prep Diploma

Graduation requirements for this option will meet admission requirements at most public and private universities including University of California and California State Universities.

High School Diploma

Completion of a basic high school program meets all state-established guidelines. This option is designed for students who plan to attend junior college, trade school, or begin working directly after completing high school. All three options require a total of at least 240 credits for graduation. Our college and career counselor will assist you in determining the requirements for the particular option that is most appropriate for your student's needs and goals.