Woodland Joint Unified

You are invited to attend the next Superintendent Meet-and-Greet event. This is another opportunity to connect with Superintendent Elodia Ortega-Lampkin, get updates about our school District, and share your hopes and dreams for your students. 

 

Times are 6 - 7 p.m. Light refreshments will be served.

 

Parents, you are invited to attend training to receive resources and strategies to support your students' success in their educational and emotional well-being.

The California Association for Bilingual Education (CABE) and WJUSD are collaborating to present “Project 2 Inspire,” a weekly training session for parents. The series runs for 12 weeks and each week you’ll acquire necessary information to be involved in the education of your children and develop your leadership skills.

Childcare will be provided!

English Sessions:

Twelve (12) weekly sessions
Monday evenings starting Oct. 3

6 - 7:30 p.m.

District Office, 435 Sixth St., Woodland

Spanish Sessions

Twelve (12) weekly sessions
Tuesday evenings starting Oct. 4

6 - 7:30 p.m.

District Office, 435 Sixth St., Woodland

For more information contact Yaneth Alfaro at (530) 723-3761 or yaneth.alfaro@wjusd.org 

“We don’t want to bully and make people feel uncomfortable or not welcomed because we’re all humans and we should all treat people equally.”

“It’s very important. It’s right after the 3 Rs. The two qualities that alleviate bullying are compassion and empathy. Once you educate our youth and then add compassion and empathy, you create a wonderful human being. It just benefits humankind.”

“This is in direct connection with our updated board policy and administrative regulations adopted last school year, which state we will be doing activities throughout the year to educate students, families, staff, and community members around the topic of bullying.”

“All students deserve to feel safe in our schools and in our community. Addressing issues of bullying is a priority of ours and will continue to be a focus throughout the year. From administrators, teachers, staff, and community members, it’s up to us to model mutual respect and kindness and demonstrate the willingness to seek to understand each other’s differences and points of view.”

The next regular Board of Trustees meeting is Thursday, Oct. 13, at 6 p.m.