High school is much more than classes and tests, homework and presentations. It is also friendships, activities, and opportunities to explore areas of interest and talent.

Woodland Christian High School students have opportunities to participate in develloped co-curricular activities. The year stars with a retreat that brings the entire student body together away from the academic arena jsut to have fun and get to know each other.

CHAPEL: Chapel is a time when our school meets together to be taught principles from God's Word. This is accomplished in a variety of ways through special speakers, drama presentations, and films.

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: WCHS has an active chapter of the National Honor Society.

PERFORMING ARTS: Our Choir has lessons and practices each week. the Chois is involved in several school and community presentations during the year.

STUDENT GOVERNMENT: Student Government is a very involved part of Woodland Christian High School. Associated Student Body officers and class officers are elected in the spring to serve for the next year (excluding incoming freshman). They plan events and participate in community services activities.

HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS: Athletics play a very important role in the complete high school experience. Woodland Christian High School is part of CIF (California Interscholastic Federation), in the Central Valley Christian League, Division V. We participate at the junior varsity and varsity level.

Girls volleyball, girls soccer, boys football, girls basketball, boys basketball, boys baseball, girls softball and co-ed golf ...team sports or individual competitions...WCHS offers them all. Every class at WCHS integrates biblical principles, and our sports programs in particular provide a concrete opportunity for students to apply those principles in daily experiences. Character development is a process of learning and doing - and athletic competition incorporates both aspects.

GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS

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. A least three honors level courses must be taken.

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.

The following table establishes the credits required for each curriculum track and a comparison of graduation requirements of the local public high schools.

*Students transferring into WCHS may have Biblical Studies requirements waived for semesters not in attendance at WCHS.

WCHS students are also required to complete 30 hours of community service every year enrolled at WCHS for high School graduation. This is an opportunity for personal growth in giving and caring for others.