Education

Education

From pre-school through Woodland Community College, education has never been more at the center of attention.

The Chamber's Business Education Committee is actively promoting the Yolo Youth Council's "Work Ready Certificate" program. High school students must demonstrate many work-ready skills and Woodland businesses are encouraged to expect entry-level local job applicants to present their certificates as a desired item in the application process. Each year Chamber members get to know the education process up close through the "Principal for a Day" program.

Public education in the Woodland area is provided by the Woodland Joint Unified School District (WJUSD) from kindergarten through high school. The WJUSD embraces the standards and accountability focus of the school improvement efforts of California and the nation. WJUSD is proud of its students' successes in exemplary programs that include academic decathlon, agriculture, art, athletics, drama, home/health services, music, student leadership and student publications. These programs have received regional, state and national recognition.

WJUSD's Adult School and Woodland Community College provide continuing education in Woodland through a wide offering of courses designed to meet the needs of students preparing to complete a four-year college education or for students needing certification or career skills programs. In addition, both schools are offering skill-focused courses online.

Private schooling is also available in the Woodland area through Holy Rosary Academy, Woodland Christian School, Montessori School and Seventh-Day Adventist School.

The Yolo County Office of Education provides leadership and coordination to many aspects of public education for all districts in the County of Yolo, including special education, educational technology, alternative programs for at risk students and business services support.

Woodland also enjoys the proximity of four additional community colleges, two full university campuses, several college satellite centers and vocational schools.

As society demands higher skill levels, educational opportunity in Woodland is meeting the challenge.

Schools

School Address Phone Grades Students
The Abbey School 219 Court Street, Woodland 668-5521 Infant-K 74
Beamer Park Elementary 525 Beamer Street, Woodland 662-1769 K-6th 530
Cache Creek High 14320 Second Street, Yolo 662-4331 10th-12th 158
Dingle Elementary 625 Elm Street, Woodland 662-7084 K-6th 421
Douglass Junior High 525 Granada Drive, Woodland 666-2191 7th-9th 1,298"
Freeman Elementary 126 North West Street, Woodland 662-1785 K-6th 431
Gibson Elementary 312 Gibson Road, Woodland 662-3944 K-6th 614
Grafton Elementary 9544 Mill Street, Knights Landing 735-6435 K-6th 158
Holy Rosary Parish School 505 California Street, Woodland 662-3494 Pre-8th 316
In-R-Care 1 401 East Gum Avenue, Woodland 666-1018 Preschool 30
Independent Learning Center 1016 First Street, Woodland 666-0264 9th-12th 80
K-8th Home Study Program 526 Marshall Avenue, Woodland 662-0201 K-8th 46
Lee Junior High 520 West Street, Woodland 662-0251 7th-9th 1,114"
Rhoda Maxwell Elementary 50 Ashley Avenue, Woodland 662-1784 K-6th 521
Migrant Headstart 39839 Road 17A 668-4783 Preschool 50
Montessori Children's House 1738 Cottonwood, Woodland 662-1900 Pre-6th 100
New Life Preschool 405 Plane Avenue, Woodland 661-0452 Preschool 20
Noah's Ark Preschool 100 Woodland Avenue, Woodland 662-2527 Preschool 36
Pioneer High School 1400 Pioneer Avenue, Woodland 406-1148 9th-12th 1,800
Phoenix Schools 219 Court Street, Woodland 668-5521 Infant-K 88
Plainfield Elementary 20450 County Road 97, Woodland 662-9301 K-6th 265
St. Luke's Nursery School 515 Second Street, Woodland 662-1853 Preschool 75
St. Paul's Lutheran Preschool 625 West Gibson Road, Woodland 662-1935 Preschool 45
Seventh Day Adventist 29 Elliot Street, Woodland 666-6315 1st-8th 15
Tafoya Elementary 720 Homestead Way, Woodland 662-0201 K-6th 717
University of California, Davis 1 Shields Avenue, Davis 752-1011 13th-18th        27,029"
University of Phoenix 1760 Creekside Oaks Drive, Sacramento (866) 729-7899 13th-18th 4000
Whitehead Elementary 624 West Southwood Drive, Woodland 662-2824 K-6th 508
Willow Spring Elementary 1585 East Gibson Road, Woodland 662-2452 K-6th 308
Woodland Christian School 1616 West Street, Woodland 666-6615 Pre K-12th 775
Woodland High School 21 North West Street, Woodland 662-4678 10th-12th 2,105"
Woodland Parent Nursery School 655 Fourth Street, Woodland 662-3878 Preschool 20
Woodland Prairie Elementary 1444 Stetson Street, Woodland 662-2898 K-6th 794
Woodland Preschool & Day Care 1616 West Street, Woodland 662-0994 Preschool 84
Zamora Elementary 1716 Cottonwood Street, Woodland 666-3641 K-6th 407

Woodland Community College

On its way to accreditation as an independent campus of the Yuba College District, Woodland Community College provides a wide variety of classes and job training activities for the local community. Many students take advantage of the high quality of instruction at Woodland Community College to achieve an Associate Degree or Certificate, or to transfer to four-year institutions.

The college also provides high-quality, cost-effective training services for local businesses, industry, community groups and public agencies. Training is designed to assist local businesses with upgrading the technological, educational, and job-related skills of their work force.

 The Business Industry Community Agency Training (BICAT) program has worked closely with businesses to provide training in management and supervision, computers, and a wide variety of other areas. BICAT offers the following benefits:

  • Qualified instructors
  • Cost-effective training
  • Specifically tailored training
  • Flexible scheduling
  • On-site or local training locations
  • Responsivenes

To learn more about how BICAT's training and educational services can assist your business or agency, call (530) 661-5760.

According to Executive Dean Francisco Rodriquez, "Through a sustained program of quality education, dedicated service and successful partnerships, Woodland Community College has become a vital part of the greater Woodland community. We look forward to continuing to serve the needs of our community."
For more information on Woodland Community College, call (530) 661-5700.

Facts

 Total Enrollment 3000 (1200 Full-time 1800 Part-time)
Total Faculty 120 (20 Full-time 100 Part-time)
University Transfer Programs 24
Associate Degree Programs 41
Certificate of Training Programs 17

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