High Schools in Woodland School District

The Woodland School District in Washington operates two public high schools for grades 9-12: the traditional Woodland High School and the smaller Woodland Alternative School, which serves students with different educational needs.

Woodland High School is the district's larger, higher-performing school, with a strong 89.4% graduation rate that exceeds state averages and better academic rankings. However, its math proficiency is a notable concern, falling significantly below state averages. In contrast, Woodland Alternative School has a lower graduation rate and faces greater academic challenges, though it serves a specialized student population.

Key differences include resource allocation, with the traditional high school receiving more funding per student and having a much lower student-teacher ratio. Both schools serve a similar proportion of economically disadvantaged students. The Woodland School District as a whole ranks in the middle tier of Washington districts, and parents should note that both schools' state rankings have declined recently.