News & Announcements

Gov. Kate Brown recently ordered a two-week “pause” extension on social activities that will take effect on Wednesday, November 18, 2020, and will continue through December 2nd.
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Woodburn School District (WSD) is partnering with Love Santa Inc. this holiday season to provide WSD Families an opportunity to participate in Love Santa Inc.’s event.   
Love Santa Inc. is a non-profit organization founded in 1990 that has brought many smiles to children from the Woodburn, Hubbard, Donald, and Aurora area during the holiday season.
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Congratulations, Luz Zamora, for being selected as one of three panelists to be featured at the Portland Book Festival’s “Make Art & Take Action: Youth Panel on Writing Creatively in Extraordinary Times.”
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Dear Woodburn Community,
I would like to take this opportunity to thank Woodburn School District staff members who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces. Having served in the U.S. Navy myself, I recognize the values and the attributes you bring to this organization. Leadership takes many forms, and choosing to serve your country is at the top of the list.
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Woodburn High School Theatre is proud to announce its upcoming production of the original, student-written production Today is Enough. The production will stream on YouTube beginning Friday, November 20.
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Adopting a Comprehensive Distance Learning plan has been a challenge for our district, students, and parents. We recognize that it has not been easy but WSD’s resilience has led us to have many successful outcomes with the many uphill battles we have been facing and we want to highlight some of those successful moments.
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If you search for the Home School Contact (HSC) job description on our website, you will find a document with a long list of responsibilities expected from HSCs. The essential function description alone is a list of twenty-nine requirements, while the position summary may be a little difficult to understand.
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Woodburn High School has a unique structure - Four small high schools of choice with a fifth alternative high school for upperclassmen who need support. The small school structure has led to increased graduation rates that exceed the state average. The Oregon Small Schools Initiative, or OSSI, was designed to take schools’ performance in a direction that increased graduation and college readiness among all students, especially those traditionally underserved.
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On October 30, 2020, Governor Brown announced that the State of Oregon has adjusted the criteria and thresholds for schools to re-open to onsite learning, starting with hybrid models that combine distance learning and on-campus learning. This is the updated criteria provided by ODE.
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Our new website will evolve into becoming part of the Woodburn School District family as we continue to develop the pages with the latest information about our school district and as we continue to utilize it to make our communication process more efficient.
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