At Woodward, Service Learning is more than a requirement; it is a behavior that we instill in our students so they leave our school ready to engage with the world around them. Through experiences inside and outside of the classroom, our Service Learning program gives students the opportunity to learn about the disparities, inequities, and social injustices that face our immediate community, the Metro Atlanta community, and the world. Upper School faculty member and Service Learning Coordinator David Roth '10 will introduce the student and faculty voices of the program and share the local and global impacts our school is making every day.

Director of International & Global Connections, Stéphane Allagnon, will give an overview of the many opportunities Woodward offers students to broaden their horizons, build their world language skills, and engage with the world through study abroad and school-sponsored travel to Zambia, France, Israel, Japan, Ecuador, Cuba, China, Germany, Australia, and more.

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The Woodward family gathers together a variety of races, religions, cultures, ethnicities, and learning styles, which means students benefit every day from engaging with peers and mentors who are different from them. Join Woodward's Chaplain Katie Kilpatrick and a panel of Upper School students to learn more about the interfaith initiatives that celebrate the beautiful differences and similarities within our community.

Connie White, our Director of Learning Design & Innovation, shares how Woodward teaches students to seek creative solutions to authentic STEAM challenges that increase in complexity at each step of the way from pre-K-12. You'll get insight into the progression of STEAM skills, classroom experiences, cocurricular opportunities, and external relationships with business/education partners which set the stage for students to discover lifelong passions.

One hundred percent of Woodward graduates are accepted to four-year colleges and universities! Join Bryan Rutledge, the Academy's Director of College Counseling, to learn more about Woodward's robust and renowned college counseling program, and the many ways we support our students and families along every step of the journey on the road to higher education.

Our Woodward neighborhood is made up of families from more than 20 counties and 100 zip codes. Come meet with Lee Conner, Assistant VP for Transportation, and Karen Middleton, Director of Student Transport, to learn more about our top safety-rated buses, MARTA options, and carpool-to-school service. Whether you live on a farm outside of town or in a midtown highrise, we'll help you get to Woodward!