🌟Thank you to everyone who attended our Veterans Day Assembly yesterday to honor and celebrate the brave men and women who have served our country. It was a beautiful and heartfelt tribute, and we are so grateful to all who made it possible.
A special thank you to our speakers and performers for doing a fabulous job creating a meaningful program that truly honored our veterans. 💙❤️
20 days ago, Woodland Park Jr./Sr. High School
A collage of photos of attendees at the 2025 Veterans Day Assembly
✨ Madrigal Dinner Ticket Sales Now Open! ✨
Join us for the 31st Annual Madrigal Dinner on December 5th and 6th at 6:00 p.m. in the Jr./Sr. High School Commons. Enjoy a delicious feast and enchanting performances by our incredible students!
🎟️ Tickets are on sale now: https://search.seatyourself.biz/.../wphsmadrigals/buy-tix
Seats fill quickly—don’t miss this beloved Woodland Park tradition! 🌲🍗👑
22 days ago, Woodland Park School District
31 st Annual Madrigal Dinner infographic
Don’t miss the Sr. High School’s production of Little Women: The Musical! 🌸
Join us for an unforgettable show celebrating love, family, and following your dreams.
📅 Showtimes:
• Thursday, November 13 – Saturday, November 15 at 7:00 PM
• Sunday, November 16 Matinee at 1:00 PM
📍 Woodland Park Jr./Sr. High School Dickson Auditorium
🎟️ General Admission: $12
Tickets available at the door or online: https://thepantherplayers.ludus.com/
Come support our talented Panther Players and enjoy a beautiful evening of theater! 🌟
22 days ago, Woodland Park School District
Little Women infographic with students sitting on the stage during a rehearsal
✨ Engineering Students 💚
WPHS Aerospace Engineering students are taking flight—literally! 🚀 Using advanced computer software, they’ve designed balsa wood gliders optimized for maximum aerodynamics.
Now, it’s time to put their designs to the test in a friendly competition to see whose plane soars the farthest! 🛩️💨
about 1 month ago, Woodland Park Jr./Sr. High School
An Engineering student building balsa wood glider
🏎️ The Need for Speed!
Our Woodshop students put their creativity and craftsmanship to the test by designing and building CO₂-powered cars from scratch. After weeks of sanding, shaping, and assembling, they hit the track to see whose car could claim the title of fastest on the course! 🚀💨
Hands-on learning meets high-speed fun — great job to all our student engineers!
about 1 month ago, Woodland Park Jr./Sr. High School
Woodshop students showing off their CO2 powered cars
🏀 Panther Basketball is Back!

Our teams hit the court yesterday in their first games of the season against Florence. The C-Team battled hard, falling by just a couple of points, while the B-Team came out on top with a narrow win. The A-Team put up a strong fight but fell short by 8.

💚We’re proud of their effort and look forward to seeing their growth this season!
about 1 month ago, Woodland Park Jr./Sr. High School
Jr High School boys basketball team and their coach talking during a game time out
🎭 Spotlight on Creativity!
Mrs. Spornak’s 7th–8th Grade Theater Performance class has been hard at work adapting Dr. Seuss’s The 500 Hats of Bartholomew Cubbins into a short play — and today’s the big day! 🎩✨
They’re performing their original adaptation for students at Summit and Columbine Elementary Schools, under the direction of 12th grade Teacher Cadet Sawyer Kettler.
Bravo to our young performers and director for bringing this classic story to life! 👏🎬
about 2 months ago, Woodland Park Jr./Sr. High School
Students from Mrs. Spornak's Theater Performance class in costume for their production of The 500 Hats of Bartholomew Cubbins
Our Fall Junior High Mountain Bike Club is out crushing the trails and challenging themselves — all while soaking in the beautiful fall colors of Woodland Park! 🍂🚴‍♂️
about 2 months ago, Woodland Park Jr./Sr. High School
Members of the JR High Mountain Bike Club on a local trail
🔨🪵 Our Junior High Woodshop class has been busy putting their skills to work - handmade key holder.
From measuring and cutting to sanding and finishing, students learned the value of precision and patience while creating something practical for everyday use.
Proud of the craftsmanship and creativity on display — these key holders aren’t just projects, they’re keepsakes!
about 2 months ago, Woodland Park Jr./Sr. High School
Student showing off his wooden key holder that he made in Woodshop
🍂🛌 Our Cozy Fall Festival was a hit! 🎉
Students enjoyed Pajama Day, an extra-long lunch, and fun games on the football field. 🏈✨
about 2 months ago, Woodland Park Jr./Sr. High School
Students playing an apple stacking game
🌌💫 Students in Mrs. Snook’s class have been working hard, learning all about the solar system and space! During their lesson on the Milky Way Galaxy, they explored amazing photos, watched part of a video about galaxies, and ended the day with a fun science craft—creating their own Galaxy bottles! 🚀✨
about 2 months ago, Woodland Park Jr./Sr. High School
Mrs. Snook and a few of her students creating a "galaxy bottle"
💚 In Unified P.E. with Mr. Slocum, students are not only having fun but also learning the importance of exercise, movement, and staying active together. 🏃‍♂️💪
about 2 months ago, Woodland Park Jr./Sr. High School
A collage of Unified PE students using weights and cardio machines in the fitness room
🎶💚 These amazing kids had the opportunity to perform with the Woodland Park Wind Symphony on September 28 at the ENT Center for the Arts! From what we hear, they were absolutely flawless. 👏
A big THANK YOU to their teachers, Ms. Braden and Mrs. Wilson, for attending and supporting them as well! 🌟 Way to go, Panthers! 🤍💚
2 months ago, Woodland Park Jr./Sr. High School
Four Sr HS students posing outside of the Ent Center for the Arts
👏 Congratulations to all the Academic Honorees! 👏
These outstanding students were recognized Monday night for achieving honors in the Fall and Spring semesters of the 2024–25 school year with a GPA of 3.75 or higher.
Way to go, Panthers! 💚
2 months ago, Heather Walma
2025 Inductees to Beta Club
🎶✨ The Pride of the Park Marching Band is off to a fantastic start!
Under the direction of Caitlin Braden and assistant director Laura Wilson, our band performed in their first clinic and show at Harrison on Saturday, September 6th. They had a successful clinic, gained valuable experience, and are ready to bring that energy into their next competition!
🙌👏 Amazing job, Pride of the Park!
💚🖤 Don’t miss them—come cheer on our incredible Marching Band at any of our home football games!
3 months ago, Woodland Park Jr./Sr. High School
Marching band performing at the Harrison clinic
🏃‍♀️🐾🏃‍♂️ This past Saturday, September 6, the WPSD - Woodland Park Sr. High School Cross Country team competed in the highly competitive Joe I. Vigil Open in Alamosa! Facing several strong 4A and 5A schools, our Panthers held their own and proved they can race with the best!

💚 Girls Team – Placed 6th out of 27 teams!
▫️ Nora Scicluna – 20th (medalist)
▫️ Landri Prahl – 30th
▫️ Olivia Starr – 33rd
▫️ Lucy Hitchcock – 43rd
▫️ Danielle Taylor – 72nd
▫️ Claire Begley – 343rd in her first HS race
(370 runners total)

💚 Boys Team – Finished 18th out of 35 teams!
▫️ Titus Swan – 32nd
▫️ Emile Guthrie – 92nd
▫️ Tristan Tisdall – 95th
▫️ Jaden Kirschner – 143rd
▫️ Danek Lewis – 232nd in his first HS race
▫️ Westin Cockroft – 272nd
▫️ John Molter – 321st
▫️ Ben Hardie – 340th
(403 runners total)

🌟 Record Board Highlights:
▫️ Girls – 5 runners are now on the All-Time WPHS Top 20 list: Nora (6), Olivia (10), Landri (11), Lucy (16), and Danielle (18).
▫️ Boys – Titus earned the 11th spot on the All-Time WPHS Top 20 list with a time of 16:44.
3 months ago, Woodland Park Jr./Sr. High School
cross country highlights from the Joe I. Vigil Open  meet in Alamosa. Nora Scicluna placed in the top 20, girls team placed 6th, boys team placed 18th
cross country highlights from the Joe I. Vigil Open  meet in Alamosa. Nora Scicluna placed in the top 20, girls team placed 6th, boys team placed 18th
cross country highlights from the Joe I. Vigil Open  meet in Alamosa. Nora Scicluna placed in the top 20, girls team placed 6th, boys team placed 18th
cross country highlights from the Joe I. Vigil Open  meet in Alamosa. Nora Scicluna placed in the top 20, girls team placed 6th, boys team placed 18th
cross country highlights from the Joe I. Vigil Open  meet in Alamosa. Nora Scicluna placed in the top 20, girls team placed 6th, boys team placed 18th
🎶✨ The Pride of the Park Marching Band is off to a fantastic start!

Under the direction of Caitlin Braden and assistant director Laura Wilson, our band performed in their first clinic and show at Harrison on Saturday, September 6th. They had a successful clinic, gained valuable experience, and are ready to bring that energy into their next competition!

🙌👏 Amazing job, Pride of the Park!
💚🖤 Don’t miss them—come cheer on our incredible Marching Band at any of our home football games!
3 months ago, Woodland Park Jr./Sr. High School
Marching band students on the field playing for the crowd
Marching band students on the field playing for the crowd
✨ This past Saturday, we had an amazing annual Student Council Retreat—and for the first time, it included grades 7–12!
🗺️ Students kicked off the year with a fun scavenger hunt around town for some great team building. 💪
A huge THANK YOU to Model Citizen and Books Above the Clouds for your support and help in making this day a success! 💚
3 months ago, Woodland Park Jr./Sr. High School
Jr./Sr. High School STUCO students collaborating at the annual Retreat
🌍 Our AP Human Geography students are hard at work! They collaborated to design and build a two-dimensional map, applying their knowledge of spatial relationships, scale, and human-environment interaction. Hands-on learning brings geography to life! ✨
3 months ago, Woodland Park Jr./Sr. High School
Students working on two-dimensional maps in the hallway of their school
📸Highlights from Tuesday's game against Mesa Ridge! 🏐
3 months ago, Woodland Park Jr./Sr. High School
Varsity Volleyball collage of four scenes from the game vs. Mesa Ridge