Woodland Joint Unified School District
Explore Our Schools
Beamer Elementary School
Woodland
496
Cache Creek High (Continuation) School
Yolo
142
Dingle Elementary School
Woodland
338
Douglass Middle School
Woodland
768
Freeman Elementary School
Woodland
415
Gibson Elementary School
Woodland
344
Lee Middle School
Woodland
575
Pioneer High School
Woodland
1582
Plainfield Elementary School
Woodland
257
Ramon S. Tafoya Elementary School
Woodland
772
Rhoda Maxwell Elementary School
Woodland
395
Science & Technology Academy at Knights Landing
Knights Landing
225
Spring Lake Elementary School
Woodland
387
T. L. Whitehead Elementary School
Woodland
331
Woodland Prairie Elementary School
Woodland
713
Woodland Senior High School
Woodland
1155
Zamora Elementary School
Woodland
409
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Area & Neighborhood Coverage
The Woodland Joint Unified School District proudly serves the vibrant city of Woodland, California, functioning as a foundational educational body within Yolo County. Its geographical reach extends across the urban expanse of Woodland and integrates with the surrounding agricultural landscapes that define much of the county. Positioned just northwest of Sacramento, Woodland maintains its distinct identity while benefiting from its proximity to major regional centers. The district's coverage area includes the primary residential and commercial zones of Woodland, ensuring that residents throughout the county seat are well within its service boundaries. This encompasses a diverse array of neighborhoods, from the historic core of downtown Woodland to newer residential developments, all within the rich, fertile Sacramento Valley.
District Overview & Regional Role
The Woodland Joint Unified School District holds a significant and enduring role within the Yolo County community, acting as a central pillar in the local environment. For generations, it has been deeply woven into the fabric of Woodland, reflecting the community's values and contributing to its sustained growth. The district's presence fosters a collective sense of local identity and continuity, connecting families and institutions across the city. It represents a long-standing commitment to the well-being of the area, playing an integral part in the daily lives and future aspirations of Woodland residents. The district's operations and community interactions are intrinsically linked to the unique agricultural heritage and close-knit atmosphere that characterize Yolo County.