AND acceptance. -Tara (Lafferty) Reis, Class
of 1989
To be a Wolverine, you have to take
pride in everything that you do. Always
stay focused on what’s important. Work
hard each and every day and never give
up on your dreams. -Sydney Moore, Class
of 2018
Whether you’re a part of Woodland
Hills’ athletics, music programs, etc., they
have one quality that they share even
though they may seem vastly different.
That quality is the fact that Woodland Hills’
programs offer their students a wealth
of unique experiences that teaches any
student that is a part of it valuable life
lessons, offers a community of likeminded
people to seek support from, and makes
the overall public school experience
something you not only can remember,
but take pride in. So what does it mean
to be a Wolverine? That’s like asking
me what it means to be proud of who
I have become as a result of being a
Woodland Hills student. After my time
here at Woodland Hills, the two phrases
“having pride” and “being a Wolverine”
have become synonymous. -Andrew
Prestogeorge, Class of 2018
What it means to be a Wolverine...a
Wolverine is prepared...We are prepared
to overcome challenges- whether they
be academic, social, or personal. We have
been provided the skills necessary to
navigate these challenges successfully.
-Lisa Kristian, Class of 1990, Instructional
Coach, Edgewood Primary