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| "Train your mind to see the good in everything. Positivity is a choice. The happiness of your life depends on the quality of your thoughts." ~ Marc Chernoff
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| Fall Play: Arsenic & Old Lace - Tickets Available Online through TouchBase
Performances of Arsenic & Old Lace run Oct 26-27 & Nov 2-3 in the WHS Theater at 7 p.m. Tickets are available online through TouchBase.
Ticket Pricing:
$5 students w/ASB
$10 adults & students w/out ASB
$5 seniors (65+)
If online tickets are sold out, tickets will still be available at the door. The box office opens at 6:20 p.m. on show nights.
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| Woodinville High School Theatre Presents: Arsenic and Old Lace Woodinville High School Theatre Company is excited to present Joseph Kesselring’s classic comedy Arsenic and Old Lace. This hilarious dark farce tells the tale of two sweet, yet murderous, old sisters, their delusional nephew who thinks he’s Theodore Roosevelt, a criminal Boris Karloff look-alike, and a theatre critic in love. Performances are October 26-27 and November 2 & 3, 2018 at 7:00 pm in the Woodinville High School Theater. Arsenic and Old Lace delights with quirky characters, chaotic misadventures, and creepy absurdity.
Mortimer Brewster is a New York drama critic who hates the theatre. He has his sights set on marrying the pastor’s daughter, Elaine, but just as Mortimer ventures to share their good news with his seemingly harmless little-old-lady aunts Martha and Abby Brewster, he discovers the sisters’ proclivity for murdering lonely old men as an act of charity. Add to the mix Mortimer’s nutty brother, Teddy, who thinks he’s Theodore Roosevelt, his homicidal maniac brother, Jonathan, and a criminal plastic surgeon accomplic, Dr. Einstein — and the result is a mix of laugh-out-loud hilarity and macabre mayhem.
The cast is comprised of 22 of Woodinville High School’s Advanced Acting students, including seniors Vivian Balasu, Brendan Benton, Hans Blomberg, Trevor Harrison, Ethan Hatch, Andrew Kinsfather, Aaron Leatherman, Grace Lewis, Gerry Noy, Luke Preston, Matilyn Ransom, Nikki Smith, Nolan Spencer, Preston Ventrella and Ben Winarske, and juniors Emerson Cobbley, Korentin Delisle, Chris Dembo, Garrett Fischer, Wesley Hesselgrave, Taelor Landau, Nicole McMillan and Gennifer Noy.
The set features the Victorian era residence of the Brewster sisters, perfect for a spooky, murderous romp. Crews of students from the WHS Technical Theatre program handle the technical aspects of the show, from set building and lighting to publicity. Senior technical theatre students include: Tristian Scott (Stage Manager), Asher Faamoe (Technical and Sound Director as well as Master Carpenter), Grace Lewis (Costumes), Deirdre Gertz and Nolan Spencer (Props), Vivian Balasu, Alexia Straw and Preston Ventrella (Hair and Makeup), and Hailey Smith and Max Stember (House Manager).
The show is directed and designed by Josh Butchart, with the support of Asher Faamoe, Katharina Bomers-Muller and Stephanie Penoyer (Assistant Directors), Marsha Stueckle (Costumes), Katharina Bomers-Muller (Producer) and the Woodinville Drama Boosters, led by Kit Topaz.
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Join us for the WHS Voices Fall Concert Thursday, November 1, 7 p.m. in the WHS Theater for performances by Concert Voices, Bel Canto, Varsity Voices, & Bro Canto! Featured Soloists: Gerry Noy, Imaan Rajan, Jenna Byers, Gennifer Noy, Ally Sutherland, Edie Ventrella, Kaley Roughton, Grace Davis, & Jordan Isler!
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Seattle College Fair
Friday, November 2
Over 300 colleges will be at the Washington State Convention Center on Friday, Nov. 2nd. Space is limited on the bus, so students should sign up now in Naviance (download permission forms in document resources) Questions? See Mrs. Krochmalny in the College and Career Center....
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EARLY DISMISSALS REMINDERS
A. Early dismissals must be arranged prior to the absence. Requests for early dismissals must be made no later than the end of second (B) lunch. This includes PM Assembly Schedule days. Whenever possible, please bring a note to the Attendance Office before school or during Options when requesting early dismissal. This Avoids Interrupting classes in progress. You may also call or email the Attendance office for early dismissal. If you arrive for your student without these prior options, it may take anywhere from 10-15 minutes to get your student out of class, so please allow for extra time. B. The Attendance Office will not excuse an absence afterwards unless approved by an administrator, which will result in disciplinary action. Students must sign out at the Attendance Office when they leave during the school day or the absence is considered truancy.
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| First Semester Mid-Term Progress Reports: Please expect your student’s mid-term Progress Report to be mailed home approximatelyNovember 9th. Parents and guardians should expect to receive them in the mail 2-3 days later. If you have any information regarding address changes or updates, please contact our Student Information Specialist/Registrar, Melissa Holladay, at 425-408-7512 or mholladay@nsd.org.
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| The WHS Staff Appreciation committee is asking parents to help show our appreciation to the wonderful WHS staff by providing them a SPOOKtacular Soup and Salad lunch on Halloween.
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| 2018-2019 Senior Photo Upload Instructions - Due Date: Friday, October 26, 2018
Portrait headshot/shoulder shots only. Since our yearbook is a reference for the school year, photos submitted must be a vertical headshot or head and shoulder shot. Photos submitted that are not head/shoulder shots will be zoomed in by the yearbook editors. No photos with pets are allowed. All seniors are photographed at Falcon Days for their required ID card and the image is sent directly to our yearbook advisor, Ms. Alder, by Dorian to be included in the yearbook.
Some seniors want a different senior photo in the yearbook other than the one Dorian took at Falcon Days:
Senior photos are due October 26, 2018.
View details regarding the upload of senior yearbook photos
Most outside photographers can upload your image for you or can provide seniors with a .jpeg image digitally for the senior to upload themselves.
Again, seniors can submit either the free Dorian photo taken during Falcon Days (or make up day September 11) OR their own professional shots from whichever photographer your family chooses.
If you are concerned about your child's senior photo being uploaded and received please know that the Yearbook Staff will be going through the Balfour file and posting a list of received pictures. We will make an announcement as to where your child can find this list. I will also be posting it on the Yearbook web page, not the photos just a list of names of photos we have received.
If we have an issue with a picture, we will also be contacting the student, so don't fret your child will be taken care of.
Sharon Alder
Yearbook Advisor
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| Homecoming Dance Memories October 20, 2018!
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| Smarter Balanced Math State Assessment Retakes and
Off-Grade Level Graduation Alternative Retakes Seniors and juniors needing to meet standard on the Off-Grade Level Graduation Alternative will take the ELA exam October 29 and 30 and/or Math November 5 and 6. The exams will also take place at 7:45 a.m. in the Library and the students must test both days of each session. Seniors and juniors needing to meet the on-grade mathematics standard will take the Smarter Balanced Math Test November 1 and 2 in the Library at 7:45 a.m. Students must test both days.
Seniors and juniors who need to test were contacted directly. Sophomores will participate in State required Smarter Balanced ELA and Math exams next spring, as well as juniors who will participate in WCAS (Washington Comprehensive Assessment of Science) federal accountability testing. If you should have any questions about your student's progress to graduation, please contact your student's counselor. For assessment related questions, please contact Denise Schwans at dschwans@nsd.org.
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Mental Health Matters! From the world of Jennifer Cruze, MSW, LICSW, Teen Mental Health Counselor with Swedish
jennifercruze@nsd.orgHow to Help Someone in a Mental Health Crisis
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| The suicide rate in the United States is steadily climbing and is now the 2nd leading cause of death for young people between the ages of 10 and 34. We also know that 1 in 5 youth ages 13-18 have or will have a serious mental illness. Given the prevalence of mental health distress, it is important for all of us to know how to help someone in the midst of a mental health crisis.
- Talking about or making plans for suicide
- Hopelessness about the future
- Expressing marked emotional pain or distress
- Showing changes in behavior including:
* Withdrawal from friends and family
* Changes in sleep (increased or decreased)
* Anger or hostility that seems out of character or out of context
* Recent increased agitation
How to Help: - Ask the person directly if they are thinking of harming or killing themselves
- Ask open ended questions and listen non-judgmentally
- Check in with the person on a regular basis, whether in person, on the phone, text, email, or letter
- In an emergency, you can call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department, as well as call a crisis line
Crisis Resources include, but are not limited to: Additional Resources: - Press Pause – excellent ideas for coping skills as well as information on mental health
- Seize the Awkward – great info on how to get conversations about suicide started
- Now Matters Now – info about what to do to help manage suicidal thoughts.
To read more about how to help someone in a mental health crisis, read this article from Swedish Medical Center or this onefrom The Woodinville Weekly in September. Remember, YOU MATTER!
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Class of 2022 Holiday Wreath Funraiser! Orders Due November 1!
The Class of 2022 Student Representatives have chosen to sell fresh Holiday Evergreens this year as a fundraising project. We would appreciate it if you would please take a minute to consider selling our wreaths to the community.
View and/or download ordering information and the order form.
The proceeds from our sale will assist the Class of 2022 finance their Senior Breakfast and Senior Prom. These fundraising efforts will ultimately reduce Senior Breakfast and Senior Prom ticket prices for the entire class.
Our program will be offering evergreens to decorate your own home or could be a gift for a friend or relative. Please spread the word about our sale to them as well as your neighbors! We appreciate your help with our sales drive.
Our goal is to raise $1,000. Our sale kicks off on October 15, 2018 and the last day that we can accept orders will be November 1, 2018.
Please ask Mr. Cole, Ms. Smith or any of the Freshman Reps for assistance in ordering or to answer any questions. You can also contact Mr. Cole at mcole@nsd.org with questions.
Order online through TouchBase: Visit the WHS Homepage – News & Events and click “View All News” at https://woodinville.nsd.org to find information about the Wreath Fundraiser and make payments for your order through the TouchBase system.
Make payments on an order in person: Fill out the order form provided in the attached flyer and turn in these order forms to the Main Office.
Thank you for your support,
Class of 2022 Freshman Reps, Mr. Cole & Ms. Smith
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| WHS Senior Parent Group
Winter Fundraiser: Support Grad Night for the Class of 2019!
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| CLASS OF 2019 SENIOR GRAD NIGHT PARTY Graduation is closer than you think!
Don’t miss out!
The Grad Night Party has been a tradition at WHS for over twenty years! Immediately following commencement ceremonies on June 17, 2019, the graduates will be escorted through a jam-packed night of entertaining activities, designed specifically with them in mind. They travel by bus to surprise destinations with incredible food, entertainment and music. The entire event is chaperoned by parents and the fun lasts all night long. It gives the graduates a chance to celebrate one last time as a group before embarking on their next adventure. The goal of the Grad Night Party is to create an opportunity for a safe, drug/alcohol-free celebration with non-stop entertainment all night long. The students will arrive home from graduation night tired, and safe, and the parents can enjoy a worry-free evening.
Early Pricing
$145/person
Prices go up December 31st
$155 January—March 2019
$165 March—June 2019
All methods of payment (checks payable to WHS Senior Class Activities) must be accompanied by registration and permission forms available at:
http://whsgradparty.webs.com
Purchase Tickets in 1 of 3 ways: * Fill out forms and pay online * Download forms online and mail with payment to:
WHS Senior Class Activities
P.O. Box 2012 Woodinville, WA 98072 * Download forms online and drop payment and forms in the
“Grad Party Box” found in the WHS office.
Information and Updates: whsgradparty.webs.com
Questions? Patricia Phung: patriphung@gmail.com
Note: Bus selection will take place in the spring, but reservations will be based on when tickets were purchased and forms were turned in. The sooner you purchase your ticket, the sooner you get to choose which bus you want to ride on come springtime! Please also note this is a non-school sponsored event.
“These activities are not sponsored nor endorsed by the Northshore School District or any of its schools. The district assumes no responsibility for the conduct during or safety of the activities. Northshore School District shall be held harmless from any cause of action, claim or petition filed in any court or administrative tribunal arising out of the distribution of these materials including attorney’s fees and judgments or awards. “
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Esh Sathiyamoorthy
Woodinville Chamber’s
October Student of the Month!
Congratulations to Senior Esh Sathiyamoorthy who was recognized as Woodinville Chamber’s October Student of the Month at their luncheon on October 18! Criteria for the recognition includes being a
positive leader and role model, interest/involvement in community events/politics, being well rounded, having good attendance/academics, and to a student who is deserving of recognition.
WHS is fortunate Esh is a Falcon!
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| | News & Updates from Coaches this Week
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Falcon Football wins third straight KingCo 4A football title!!
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| Congratulations to the WHS Football team and coaches!! The team upset Mount Si 16-14 and won their third straight KingCo 4A football title Thursday night the 25th at Mount Si!
Here’s the info published in the Seattle Times October 25 by Matt Massey, Special to The Seattle Times:
“Junior kicker Blake Glessner booted a go-ahead 46-yard field goal, his career best, to give Woodinville the win over top-ranked Mount Si.”
SNOQUALMIE — When the season started, not one offensive starter was in the same place as last season for the Woodinville High School football team.
That group of 11 new starters came a long way in nine games.
The sixth-ranked Falcons defense did its usual work and junior kicker Blake Glessner booted the go-ahead 46-yard field goal with 6:03 left in the game to give his school a 16-14 upset win over top-ranked Mount Si on Thursday night in the KingCo 4A championship game at Mount Si High School.
Woodinville (8-1), the Crown Division champions, captured its third KingCo 4A title in a row with the previous two coming in the regular season. Glessner’s career-best kick was the difference in the end after the Falcons’ offense did their job.
“It’s all my blockers (on the field goal) and I had no nerves at all,” said Glessner, who converted another field goal to pull his team within 14-13 early in the third quarter. “I had full confidence. Going through basketball last season, I really don’t get nervous any more. I didn’t even know what to do with my body after that.
“I just wanted to celebrate with my team. I knew we still had a game to win after that.”
The Falcons’ defense pressured Wildcats quarterback Cale Millen (152 yards passing) all night, made him uncomfortable and never allowed him to get into a rhythm. The Falcons made a defensive stop with 3 minutes, 58 seconds left in the game and ran all but 24 seconds off the clock, surviving a wild pass and pitch-back series on the final play.
“We knew we were losing a lot of seniors, especially offensively this year,” Woodinville quarterback Noah Stifle said after his team avenged a regular-season loss to Mount Si. “We just knew we were going to have to work hard in the offseason and work hard in practices to get that chemistry.”
Said Woodinville head coach Wayne Maxwell after his team limited Mount Si to 235 yards of total offense by harassing Millen: “You have to give a guy like that different looks. He’s too good to do one thing.”
The Falcons recovered a Millen fumble on their own 47 on a scramble play with 9:29 left in the game to set up Glessner’s go-ahead boot. Glessner’s kick midway through the fourth quarter gave Woodinville its first lead of the game at 16-14.
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KingCo Championships: Best wishes to WHS Swim/Dive!
Best wishes to our 12 Woodinville High School swimmers and 3 divers who will compete in the KingCo Swim and Dive championship this weekend! GO Falcons!
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UPCOMING EVENTS!
View upcoming Activities or Athletic Events
10/26: Senior Yearbook Photo Uploads Due
10/29: Winter Sports Athletic Registration Due
10/29: Gymnastics Eligibility Registration Due
10/29-30: SBAC Off-Grade ELA Retakes 11th & 12th
10/29-11/02: NHS Clothing Drive
10/30: Northlake Jazz Festival
10/31: SBAC ELA Make Up Day
11/1-2: SBAC Math Retakes 11th & 12th
11/02: End of 1st Quarter
11/2-3: Fall Play, Arsenic & Old Lace
11/04: Daylight Savings Time Begins
11/05: Falcon Time, Block 1/3/5 Schedule #3
11/06: Falcon Time, Block 2/4/6 Schedule #3
11/09: Veterans Day Assembly - Schedule #12
11/5-6: SBAC Off-Grade Math Retakes 11th & 12th
11/07: SBAC Math Make Up Day
11/12: Veterans Day Observance - No School
11/19: Falcon Time, Block 1/3/5 Schedule #3
11/20: Falcon Time, Block 2/4/6 Schedule #3
11/22-23: Thanksgiving Break - No School
11/26: NHS Membership Deadline
11/26: Falcon Time, Block 1/3/5 Schedule #3
11/27: Falcon Time, Block 1/3/5 Schedule #3
12/06: Yearbook Senior Ads Due @ Balfour Website
05/18: Senior Prom, Pacific Science Center
06/14: Commencement Rehearsal @ WHS, 9am (Seniors only)
06/17: WHS Class of 2019 Commencement Ceremony, 7pm
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Halloween is next Wednesday the 31st. Costumes are allowed for the school day and at extra-curricular activities within common sense guidelines. Here are some friendly reminders for our students about acceptable clothing that day and, really, any day for them: - Student costumes must be appropriate for the school workplace as outlined in the dress code in the Student Handbook.
- Students must be totally identifiable at all times.
- No masks or other face coverings.
- No face paint.
- Costumes and/or accessories are great so long as they: a) don’t portray or perpetuate stereotypes or denigrate cultures or genders, b) are not distracting to self or others, and/or c) are not like a weapon at all.
We hope everyone enjoys a fun and safe Halloween!
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| National Honor Society Membership Deadline ~November 26th! ALL students interested in being a member of National Honor Society must have completed the intent to join form, paid the $15 dues payment, and completed the first 5 community service hours NO LATER than November 26th, 11:55 p.m. The Intent to Join Form and Community Service Tracking Form must be uploaded to the Moodle site by this deadline! All NHS members must also be members of WHS ASB and have purchased their ASB membership ($60.00). We highly recommend paying NHS dues online to avoid lines at the Cashier’s Office.
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| JUNIOR WINTER PARKING HANGERS WILL BE AVAILABLE SOON Requests for WINTER parking pass are now being accepted and will be available for purchase starting November 5th. All students wishing to park in the WHS lots must have a parking application on file. If not, please, pick one up and filled it out to have ready when making a request for a hanger. Parking permits are issued according to the Student Handbook, Section 31. Parking and Student Vehicle Use. JUNIOR FALL PARKING HANGERS ARE DUE BACK It is soon time to return all FALL parking hangers. They are due back on November 5th or as soon your sport’s post season is over. Juniors, if you paid for a full year hanger because you are in a yearlong activity, please bring in your fall hanger to exchange for a WINTER hanger. For any questions regarding on campus parking and permits, please contact Mrs. Schwenk in the main office.
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| 2018-19 WINTER ATHLETICS REGISTRATION Registration for 2018-19 winter sports is OPEN. Winter sports begin on Monday, November 12, and include men's and women's basketball, gymnastics, men's swim/dive and wrestling. To register, from the WHS website choose "Register for Athletics" from the drop-down menu under "Athletics" and follow the instructions to register on FamilyID. FamilyID saves your information in your FamilyID profile. You enter information only once for each family member for multiple sports. If you have registered previously through FamilyID, you will use your same login and password. Both parent AND student electronic signatures are required.
Completed registrations are due this Monday, October 29. Registration will remain open but will be processed in the order they are submitted. Sports physicals must be good through the post season dates for each sport as set by the WIAA. Please contact Renae Hector in the Athletic Department if you have any questions or need to check an expiration.
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| Falcon Time/Advisory - Period 8 FAQs
Falcon Time occurs on Mondays and Tuesdays when we are on Block Schedule 1/3/5 and Block 2/4/6 (Bell Schedule #3). Falcon Time teachers are listed on your students class schedules as Period 8 "Advisory". Falcon Time occurs right after Options in the morning at 9:42 a.m. and runs for 30 minutes. Attendance at Falcon Time is required and attendance will be taken by advisors every Falcon Time period. Students earn .25 elective credits for Falcon Time during the 2018-19 school year.
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| Yearbook Senior Ads: Due Thursday, Dec. 6! Celebrate family, friendships, activities, and achievements! Applaud your student's achievements with a tribute in the yearbook. Celebrate with words of congratulations, praise, and encouragement.
Online Only!
All senior ads submitted to the WHS yearbook will be created and paid for online through balfour.com. https://www.balfour.com/shop/yearbook?smi=84953
Ad Pricing: - Full page ad $260
- 1/2 page ad $120
- 1/4 page ad $65
- 1/8 page ad $40
Here's how: - Visit balfour.com & find our school
- Click Yearbook Ads and select ad size
- Create an account (name, email, & password)
- Enter student's first & last name, click Create New Ad
- Choose an ad design
- Upload photos & design ad
- Click Add to Cart & Checkout - Ad delivered to yearbook staf
- WHS reserves the right to edit ads based on school policy and yearbook guidelines
Have Questions? Call Balfour 1-800-944-5930
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| Academic Support
1st Quarter Ends Friday, November 2
Falcon Quest Students who need a place to study, a tutor, who want to exchange ideas and get a jump on homework can attend Falcon Quest in the Library.
Monday 2:30 - 3:30
Tuesday 2:30 - 3:30
Wednesday 1:00 - 2:00
Thursday 2:30 - 3:30
Questions? Contact Ruth Krochmalny.
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| Adopt WHS! “InvestED” InvestED is a 501 (c) (3) organization that provides funding to support the efforts of secondary schools throughout Washington State. They partner with 660 schools and assist more than 16,500 students with small amounts of short-term, item-specific, need-based funding – items such as shoes, coats, glasses, sports equipment, and academic fees. Their mission is to provide immediate help for students in need. Their goal is to encourage students to stay in school, return to school, or get involved within their learning community.
You can help students in the WHS learning community by adopting WHS in InvestED’s “Adopt a School” Program.
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| Weather & Emergency Information: Emergencies and weather-related problems can alter school schedules and affect bus transportation for students. Families will receive a telephone message from the district if there is a change to the school schedule. If no schedule change information is posted, schools and buses are on their regular schedules. Please visit the NSDWeather & Emergency Information website to learn more.
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| Sitio web de WHS disponible en 103 idiomas!
Cuando visite la página de inicio de WHS, haga clic en la lista desplegable "Seleccionar idioma" en la parte superior, en el centro del sitio web y, a continuación, seleccione el idioma de su elección!
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| WHS Website Available in 103 Languages! When visiting the WHS homepage click the "Select Language" dropdown at the top, center of the website, then select the language of your choice!
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| Substitute Nurses Needed Are you a Registered Nurse who might be interested in exploring the rewards of school based nursing, supplementing work hours or simply maintaining nursing licensure credentials? We would love to discuss available opportunities as a substitute school nurse with the Northshore School District -- this is a great way to transition into community nursing with K-12 school age children. Contact Rebecca Cavanaugh, Health and Nursing Supervisor, Northshore School District: 425.408.7728 or rcavanaugh@nsd.org
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| Woodinville High School Falcons Apparel WHS ASB Online Spirit Wear Store! WHS ASB has partnered with Jostens to bring an online spirit wear store to the Falcon community! A percentage of all sales go to Woodinville High School ASB in support of student-driven cultural, athletic, recreational, and social activities at WHS!!
There are t-shirts, sweatshirts, hoodies, jerseys, bags, backpacks, and other accessories in stock--something for the entire family!
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| Senior Class Holiday Bazaar - Saturday, December 1
Vendor Applications Now Available - Due Nov. 17!
Woodinville High School's 16th annual Senior Class Holiday Bazaar will benefit the WHS Class of 2019. Vendor applications are now available.
If you should have any questions, please email whsholidaybazaar@gmail.com. Thank you for your support and see you there!
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| Visiting WHS? Sign in at the Main Office In our continued commitment to provide a safe and productive school environment, visitor procedures are in place at all Northshore high schools. We ask all visitors to follow these procedures: - Visitors and volunteers MUST sign in at the Main Office upon their arrival and wear a visitor badge while on campus.
Unfamiliar persons and/or persons not wearing a visitor’s badge will be directed to the Main Office. Visitors may also be asked for identification. - In respect for the learning environment, visits to observe a classroom and/or visits to see students in a classroom during the day must be arranged through administration.
- School-age visitors and graduates are not allowed on campus at any time during the school day. Special requests must be cleared through administration in advance.
Thank you for your support and help with these procedures that promote a safe and productive school environment at Woodinville High School!
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| WHS E-News from the Principal
October 26, 2018
Volume 8, Issue 11
Office Hours
7:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
425.408.7400 Fax 425.408.4702
www.nsd.org/woodinville
Our secretaries are here to help you:
Carolyn Moriarty, Office Manager, Ext. 7401
Jenn Diaz, Main Office Secretary, Ext. 7403
Denise Schwans, ASB/Assessments/Graduation Coordination, Ext. 7515
Melissa Holladay, Student Info Specialist/Registrar, Ext. 7512
Kim Kocik, Attendance Secretary, Ext. 7410
Roberta Porter, Counseling Office Manager, Ext. 7418
Nicki Kongkarat, ASB/Bookkeeping, Fine/Fee Payment, Ext. 7504
Renae Hector, Athletics Secretary, Ext. 7491
The mission of Woodinville High School is to become a community of learners, providing a safe and encouraging environment for developing the mind, body, and spirit.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT OF WOODINVILLE HIGH SCHOOL!
GO Falcons!
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