Woodside High School

• 199 Churchill Ave., Woodside, CA 94062
• 650.367.9750

Elections for the Board of Student Affairs (BOSA) for the 25-26 school year are coming up. Students are encouraged to run to be a member of the BOSA team. Forms are due by Feb 28. 

 

 

 

Nominations for the 2024-25 WHS Hall of Fame are being accepted until February 21st, 2025. The recipient(s) will be honored at one of the Spring Musical Performance evenings in the PAC in March.

 

 

 

                                        

Juniors and Seniors are allowed to purchase a school parking pass. In order to make the purchase, all required forms must be turned in. Passes are sold on a first come basis for $50. 

 

At Wildcat Welcome Day on Tuesday, August 13 during the Junior/Senior time ONLY, there will be a station set up for students to submit their required paperwork and to pay for the parking pass. Students must bring their OWN COPIES of the the required forms. We will NOT be able to make copies for anyone. 

 

• Parking Permit Application
• Copy of current drivers license
• Copy of proof of insurance
• Copy of vehicle registration 

Time to stock up on some new WHS spirit attire through the Athletic Booster Organization.

 

Please go to the online store and purchase items.

 

Woodside High School is a fully accredited four-year comprehensive secondary school that has been serving the communities of the mid-peninsula since its opening in 1958. The 34-acre campus lies just east of the Santa Cruz Mountains and is one of four comprehensive campuses in the Sequoia Union High School District. The District’s total student population is
approximately 10,000.

The mid-peninsula is an area of great economic diversity containing some of the most affluent and the most economically deprived communities in the state. Just north of Silicon Valley and Stanford University, Woodside High School is influenced greatly by the rapidly evolving business and cultural interests of the region. Over the past half-century, Woodside High School has
emerged as one of the most dynamic and diverse comprehensive high schools on the San Francisco peninsula. We have been listed in Newsweek Magazine’s list of top high schools, and offer one of the most rigorous advanced placement college preparatory programs in the region.

 

Please review the most recent school profile to learn more.