The 4th graders have been working on a project called “Be the Scientist”. This project incorporated all of our science standards for this nine weeks, along with some research and writing standards. They each chose a different ecosystem and researched about the living organisms that live there, invasive species and the process of photosynthesis along […]
The Anderson County Health Department and the Oak Ridge School System have partnered to provide seasonal influenza (flu) vaccinations for staff and students. If your child is uninsured, there is no cost to you for the flu vaccine. If your child is covered by insurance, including TennCare and private insurance, the Anderson County Health Department […]
On Friday, September 17th, we celebrated Officer Owen for National Security Officer Appreciation. To show Officer Owen how much we appreciate him, he was given a Thank you card from our Woodland family and a handmade card signed by every Woodland student. Thank you to Officer Owen for all that he does to keep our […]
The revised bus routes for 2021-2022 for Oak Ridge Schools are now available at the links below. These files contain both the morning and afternoon routes. Students should be prepared to board the bus ten minutes before the scheduled time. All routes are dependent on regular ridership and may be altered or suspended at any […]
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Woodland students had a blast celebrating Read Across America! Read Across America takes place on March 2nd, but we prefer to celebrate more than just one day! This year it fell during the middle of our STEM recertification, so we celebrated on March 2nd, and then we celebrated some more the following week!
Our first graders recently celebrated our 120th Day of School! This year especially, making it to our 120th day is quite a feat. We celebrate our 120th day of school because one of our key standards in first grade is being able to count and write numbers to 120. At this time of year, many […]
Families who would like information about the P-EBT Cards should click this link to read the flyer.
Additional information can be found at https://tdhs.service-now.com/relief
Ridgeview Behavioral Health Services is offering a Zoom event – Parenting During a Pandemic on Monday, March 8th, 11:00 – 12:00. This will be a live Zoom session, but will also be recorded to be viewed later if you are unable to attend the Zoom. This event will have a closed Zoom link, so you […]
Our first graders have been working hard to learn all there is to know about elections. We started our unit off by introducing our 3 candidates through books, “Duck for President,” “Grace for President,” and “Otto Runs for President.” We spent a lot of time discussing what it means to be a good leader and […]