
WHS Class of 2025 - this one is for you! We know there is a lot going on during your Senior Year at WHS, so we wanted to simplify things as much as possible.


We hope everyone is enjoying discovering new classes or hobbies this summer with the help of Varsity Tutors. Have your students thought of learning a new language or writing their own book? They might be interested in Sign Language or Story Writing classes. High school students might want to consider the class Study & Organization Skills to set them up for high school and beyond! https://clever.com/in/wbsd
These classes are free for WBSD students to learn what interests them this summer!


It's Going Down! Don't miss your last photo đź“· opportunity! Last day for photos will be August 5.
New things are coming for fall 2024! As we say goodbye 👋🏼 to the PHMS sign, we will be saying hello to the WUE (Woodhaven Upper Elementary) very soon!


WHS Volleyball Tryouts are approaching soon! Open Gym is available from 9:30-11:30 a.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays in the Competition Gym for students who are interested. Tryouts are August 12 - 14; 4 - 5:30 p.m. for 9th and 10th grade and 6 - 8 p.m. for 11th and 12th grade.


The Guidance Center is hosting a Summer Wind Down Self Care Celebration for students in Grades 6 - 12 on Fri, Aug. 9 from 12-6 p.m.. The free event will have self-care crafts, activities, music, yoga,, giveaways and more. RSVPs are encouraged but walk-ins are welcome.


Need a Summer Learning idea? Take your students to the Detroit Institute of Arts - Art is everywhere around us, and especially at the DIA. Plan a visit, admission is free for Wayne County residents. Have your children read about the art and talk to them about it. Discuss differences and similarities to their art in schools and in the classrooms. https://dia.org/


WBSD residents - it's time to enroll your students for the 2024-25 school year! If you have a child who is five years old, it's time for kindergarten! Go to www.wbsdweb.org and click on Enroll to begin the process and choose an appointment time.
Questions? Call (734) 783-3300.


We hope everyone is enjoying discovering new classes or hobbies this summer with the help of Varsity Tutors. These classes are MAGIC - which is why we are recommending Magic Camp and Science is Magic! as the top picks for this week for both elementary and middle school students. High school students might want to consider the class for working on college applications called Beyond the Essay: Making your College Application Stand Out.
These classes are free for WBSD students to learn what interests them this summer!


WBSD students were able to participate in a variety of youth athletics camps this summer.
Youth Football
The Youth Football camp had over 125 campers from 3rd grade through 8th grade.Everyone participated in skill development drills, they worked on offensive position and defensive position fundamentals and finished each day with competitive “Air Force Football” games.Both high school coaching staff as well as 18 high school players lead the camp. Overall, it was a success and the campers had fun!
Girls Basketball
Over 30 girls participated in basketball camp - 18 were in 6th-8th grades and 14 were 3rd-5th grades.
The basketball camp was awesome, coaches worked with the girls at different skill stations, such as shooting, rebounding, agility, passing, and defense. Most of the first day was station work, and the second day was station work plus they got the chance to play against each other. Each participant got a camp T-shirt.
Overall, it was a huge success, and we received lots of positive feedback on how everything went. A big thanks to our varsity girls for helping run the stations and helping out with camp participants!
Our main aim for the camp was to start to build a culture of girls basketball and Woodhaven. The camp helped these girls to gain confidence in their basketball skill and was a great opportunity for our Varsity girls to show leadership and help mentor them.
Softball
The softball camp was held outdoors on our state of the art turf field for 3rd-5th graders and 6th-8th graders in two separate sessions. Camp was run by program coaches and players and the 38 participants were taught fielding and hitting.
In addition, dance camps were held in late spring and volleyball was available for students as well. We look forward to many more students participating next summer!



We hope everyone is enjoying discovering new classes or hobbies this summer with the help of Varsity Tutors. Young Animators Camp and The Art of Drawing are the top picks for this week for both elementary and middle school students. High school students might want to consider the class with Ashley Wong - So You Want to Work in Graphic Design?
These classes are free for WBSD students to learn what interests them this summer!
https://clever.com/in/wbsd
Click the Varsity Tutors icon to access summer enrichment opportunities




Take a listen to the latest episode of the Warrior Way Podcast! In this episode, Supt Greathead has a discussion with Monique Mason and Annie Krueger regarding the EASY school enrollment process! https://rss.com/podcasts/thewarriorway/1559807/



School’s out for summer - but make sure you’re following us on our social media platforms. We are most active on Facebook, and we invite you to like and follow our pages for the most up to date information! Are you new to the district? Is your child moving on to a new school? Make sure to follow us!
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Gudith Elementary
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Wegienka Elementary
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Yake Elementary
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Woodhaven Upper Elementary
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Brownstown Middle School
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Woodhaven High School
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Today is Independence Day! As the United States’ official birthday, we know many of our community members will be celebrating. Whether going to a firework show or a local parade, we hope you have fun and stay safe.


WBSD is excited to partner with Varsity Tutors for Schools to bring our students enrichment opportunities over the summer. Students can login through Clever https://clever.com/in/wbsd and click the Varsity Tutors icon to access summer enrichment opportunities and classes.
Every week we will highlight new opportunities for elementary, middle and high school students. While you’re in the application, feel free to search and see what interests your students the most!
First up, let’s get right to it! Roblox Coding Camp is the top pick for this week for both elementary and middle school students. Check out Codeverse to begin your coding journey! High school students might want to consider the Secrets of SAT Reading & Writing Class.
These classes are free for WBSD students to learn what interests them this summer!




It's the Warrior Way Podcast Episode everyone has been waiting for: Let's talk about the "WUE" (pronounced 'WOO') Woodhaven Upper Elementary School. Take a listen as Supt. Mark Greathead interviews Josh Satterfield, director of curriculum and Roger Guganus, principal of Patrick Henry Middle School, soon-to-be the new WUE - Woodhaven Upper Elementary.
https://rss.com/podcasts/thewarriorway/1540471/


Unified Fitness Camp, August 19th and 20th for 7th through 12th grade students


Woodhaven High School East parking will be closed until the end of July for construction. The tennis courts will still be open. Please use the West parking lot.


