This past Wednesday, approximately 25 students from the Lower, Middle, and Upper Schools along with five members of the faculty traveled to the Jesse Draper Boys and Girls Club for a Fall Festival celebrating Halloween...

Woodward's Robotics team, in collaboration with Magic Wheelchair, worked on a project last month that helped make a nine-year-old's Halloween dream come true...

Social and emotional learning has become one of the most talked-about concepts in modern education. Jennifer Knox, Woodward's Director of Character Education and the Ron M. Brill Chair for Ethical Leadership Development, wrote this piece for Front Porch Magazine about the value of Social, Emotional, and Ethical Learning...

Our 6th grade Transition team at the Lower School has started off the school year in a unique way, putting together a culture wall as one of their projects this fall...

Elizabeth Burbridge is the faculty adviser for the Intersectional Feminism club at Woodward, has participated in gender discussions during Week of Understanding, and participated in the Pride parade when WA's Sexualities and Gender Alliance marched last year. We caught up with her to ask a couple questions about those topics...

Last week, the Upper School participated in its first ever "All In" Week of Service, giving US students and WA Serves members the opportunity to experience what the Upper School's service learning and community engagement program has to offer...

This year, Woodward has three new classes related to film and film history in the Upper and Middle Schools, which is a very exciting new endeavor for the school...

As part of our Global Connections program, our Middle School and Upper School students have countless opportunities to travel the globe and learn about the many different cultures and societies around the world. Check out pictures and posts from the summer abroad below...