Woodland Elementary, the home of the Wildcats, opened its doors in 1982 and take its name from the Wood family, who originally settled in the area. We are an award-winning school that focuses on responsibility and respect. We are proud of our students, our community, and our school! Each day at Woodland Elementary is focused on providing the best possible learning for all who enter our school. We devote our efforts, talents, and resources to meeting high academic and social standards for every student.  

• OSPI Report Card
• A Washington State Achievement Award
• A School of Distinction
• Local business Partners in Education

• School of Distinction & State Achievement Award
• Military support groups provide connections for students with active military family members
• Student Leadership Program creates an opportunity for students to tutor, support, and engage in the community of students around them
• Self Manager program to encourage students to “be respectful, be responsible, be safe & BE YOUR BEST!” Teachers meet monthly with students around goals and can nominate students for the program when they display these attributes. Hundreds of students are recognized each year in the program.
• Before-school choir performs at our school and for different organizations around our community.
• PTA – great support – supports our monthly assemblies, regular self-manager celebrations, end-of-the-year barbecue, field day and much more!

Continuous Growth Goal:

• Increase the percentage of low-income students meeting standards in Passage Reading Fluency in grades 2nd from 11% to 22% and 3rd grade from 3% to 11% to match that of their non-low-income peers by June 2022.

Empowered Learners Goal:

• Using SWIS data for tracking, reduce the number of students with referrals for physical aggression by 20%. (from 50 office referrals to 40 office referrals) by June 2023.

Download the complete School Improvement Plan >> (PDF) Updated spring 2023