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Woodland excels in this area. Because it is a smaller school there are ample opportunities for kids where they can join even if they are not the best at that particular time. They get the opportunity to try multiple things and become better at them. The Robotics program is phenomenal as is the music program. These are only some of the activities they can do - they are so many to choose from! I do also appreciate that while they are ample opportunities, the education sticks to the core of learning. The extra curriculars augment the learning. My only area for improvement would be to work harder to get the sports and arts extra curriculars to come together so that it's not as hard for kids to have to choose either or, but engage in both. These kids are probably more well-rounded than most.
I love the extracurricular activities that Woodland provides. I am a part of the choir, the robotics team, the praise team, and am the co editor in chief of our arts magazine, Chisel. There are so many more extracurriculars as well that I don't take part in, but that I know people really appreciate. I believe there is something for everyone.
