Woodside School District

Woodside School is committed to being a diverse and inclusive community and believes the inclusion of people of diverse race, ethnicity, national origin, culture, religion, gender, sexual orientation, learning style, physical ability, family structure and socioeconomic background enriches our academic programs and the experience of students, educators, staff and families. While preparing and educating our young people for roles as citizens and leaders in a highly diverse world, we will cultivate understanding and strengthen relationships, appreciating the benefits and rising to the challenge of integrating diversity in all aspects of our school community.
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The Woodside Inclusion & Diversity Council (WIDC) is a partnership between families and staff to advance inclusion, honor diversity, and strengthen belonging at WES. We hold monthly meetings during the school year (next meeting is this Fri., Sept. 26 at 8:45 AM at the Hub), host WIDC Walks every Wednesday after drop-off (meet at the Hub), and organize events including the Global Unity Fair and the VIP Dance in February.Want to support our work, please join us for a meeting, come along on a walk, or connect with one of the WIDC co-chairs—we’d love to have you involved!
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We’re also organizing Booing Trains—carpools that will head out to neighborhoods further from school—so that students who live a bit farther away can still join the fun. If you and your students (or just your students) would like to be part of a Booing Train, please sign up on the second tab of the Google Sheet below. 

Happy Booing! 

Meet Katie Johnson, WES mom & WIDC (Woodside Inclusion & Diversity Council) coordinator, every Wednesday after drop off (8:40ish) at The Village Hub for a casual walk & chat. It is a great way to get to know people and embrace our very special WES community. All are welcome!

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