Programs
WHS PTSA is busy creating educational, fun and meaningful programs for students, parents and teachers. Please view the tabs above to learn more about the programs we offer.
Teacher Appreciation - We recognize and appreciate our teachers in several ways including lunches, special treats, staff breakfasts and PTSA awards. If you would like to volunteer or learn more please click on the Teacher Appreciation tab.
Career Lunches - During lunch guest speakers deliver information on various careers to the students. You can see the schedule of proposed lunches by clicking on the Career Lunch tab above.
Each One, Teach One - Volunteer parents meet with non-English speaking parents and help them learn English. If you would like to volunteer or know someone that might benefit from the program, please click on the Each One, Teach one tab.
Reflections - Is an annual nationwide PTSA program where that provides opportunities for students to express themselves creatively and to receive positive recognition for original works of art inspired by a pre-selected theme, while increasing community awareness on the importance of the arts in education. Participation in the Reflections Program is a great way for students to explore and learn about various art forms. Entries are first judged at the local unit level, where selected works are chosen to represent the PTA at each subsequent level. Woodbridge PTSA is proud to have had several student entries reach the statewide level over the last few years.
Parent Education - Several programs developed especially for parents to answer questions like: How much will college really cost? How do I get my child ready for the SATs? Please click on the Parent Education tab to learn more.
SAT Bootcamp - Our September Bootcamp was a huge success with many students getting the skills, test tips and extra practice they needed for the SAT. Please stay tuned on another Bootcamp coming up in the Spring.
Warrior Walkway – The WHS PTSA is proud to have raised over $30,000 for the school during the 2010-2011 school year. The monies were used to fund technology, library books and supplies, a health clerk, disaster preparedness, teacher grants, media and several other initiatives.
Teacher Appreciation - We recognize and appreciate our teachers in several ways including lunches, special treats, staff breakfasts and PTSA awards. If you would like to volunteer or learn more please click on the Teacher Appreciation tab.
Career Lunches - During lunch guest speakers deliver information on various careers to the students. You can see the schedule of proposed lunches by clicking on the Career Lunch tab above.
Each One, Teach One - Volunteer parents meet with non-English speaking parents and help them learn English. If you would like to volunteer or know someone that might benefit from the program, please click on the Each One, Teach one tab.
Reflections - Is an annual nationwide PTSA program where that provides opportunities for students to express themselves creatively and to receive positive recognition for original works of art inspired by a pre-selected theme, while increasing community awareness on the importance of the arts in education. Participation in the Reflections Program is a great way for students to explore and learn about various art forms. Entries are first judged at the local unit level, where selected works are chosen to represent the PTA at each subsequent level. Woodbridge PTSA is proud to have had several student entries reach the statewide level over the last few years.
Parent Education - Several programs developed especially for parents to answer questions like: How much will college really cost? How do I get my child ready for the SATs? Please click on the Parent Education tab to learn more.
SAT Bootcamp - Our September Bootcamp was a huge success with many students getting the skills, test tips and extra practice they needed for the SAT. Please stay tuned on another Bootcamp coming up in the Spring.
Warrior Walkway – The WHS PTSA is proud to have raised over $30,000 for the school during the 2010-2011 school year. The monies were used to fund technology, library books and supplies, a health clerk, disaster preparedness, teacher grants, media and several other initiatives.