Woodland Elementary

09/21/2026

09/20/2026

Woodland School Store Opens Friday, September 25!

The Woodland PTO School Store is getting ready to open for the school year! Here are a few important reminders for families:

🧾 Super One Receipts
For the first School Store, receipts dated July 1–September 30, 2026 will be accepted.

Please note that Tadych’s Marketplace receipts can no longer be accepted.

🙋 Volunteers Needed!
The School Store is always looking for volunteers. If you’re able to help, please sign up here:
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C054AAAAA2EABF8C52-65895676-woodland

More information about the School Store can also be found on the Woodland PTO page.

Thank you for supporting the Woodland School Store and helping the Woodland PTO raise funds to support our students and school! 💙💛

09/18/2026

It’s Homecoming Game Day, and students in Ms. Tatangelo’s Computers Theme class are getting into the Flivver spirit! 💙💛

Students put their keyboarding skills to the test using our very own KHS Fight Song Typing Game. It was a fun way to practice typing while making sure they’re ready to sing along tonight!

Think you know the KHS Fight Song? Test your typing skills and give it a try at: www.kingsford.org/fightsong

We’ll see you tonight! Go Flivvers! 💙🏈💛

09/18/2026

A story came to life for Mrs. Braden’s first graders!

After reading about farm animals sneaking into a garden to gather ingredients and try new foods, the class headed out to the Woodland garden for an adventure of their own.

Students explored the garden, picked fresh vegetables, and used their harvest to make salsa for a classroom snack!

A fun (and tasty!) way to bring reading and hands-on learning together!

09/15/2026

Ms. Johnson’s Early 5 students are getting excited for the new season! They put their creativity to work making their own colorful fall trees, complete with plenty of red, orange and yellow leaves.

We think these young artists are definitely ready for fall!

Great job, Early 5! 💙🍁💛

09/09/2026

🏐 Lil’ Flivvs Youth Volleyball is back!

Kingsford High School Volleyball is excited to offer four youth volleyball training sessions for students in grades 1–6! Participants will work on age-appropriate skills while learning from KHS volleyball players in a fun and supportive atmosphere.

📅 Fridays: September 25 & October 2, 16, 23
⏰ 3:15–4:15 PM
📍 Grades 1–4: Woodland Elementary
📍 Grades 5–6: Kingsford High School
💲 Cost: $25 - includes a T-shirt when registered on time

Registration forms and payment are due to school by September 11. Checks should be made payable to Kingsford Volleyball.

We’re looking forward to seeing our future Flivver volleyball players on the court!
💙🏐💛

09/02/2026

Iron Mountain-Kingsford Community Schools is offering a Flag Football Program for Kingsford students in grades 2–4! Boys and girls are invited to build their football skills, have fun, and take part in games throughout the program.

📅 Saturdays: September 19, September 26 & October 3
⏰ 9:00–10:30 a.m.
📍 KHS Practice Field
💲 Cost: $15

Players will also get the chance to take the field at Flivver Field for a halftime exhibition game on Thursday, October 1 during the KHS JV Football game!

Registration forms and payment are due to your school office by Friday, September 18.

Check out the flyer for all the details! 💙🏈💛

09/02/2026

Mark Your Calendars, Woodland Families! 💙🎵💛

We’re excited to share the 2026-2027 Woodland Music Concert schedule! Save the dates now so you can join us for these special performances throughout the school year.

A quick note for our Kindergarten families: Kindergarten concerts will be split into two groups on December 8:

🎵 12:00 p.m. – Classrooms of Mrs. Aranda, Mrs. Chaney, & Mrs. Reed
🎵 1:30 p.m. – Classrooms of Mrs. Carlson, Ms. Polkinghorne, & Miss Stohl

Additional concert details have been shared with families. We can’t wait to see our Woodland learners take the stage!

08/29/2026

Before our Woodland teachers could welcome students back to school, they had to prove they were ready for anything!

During Back to School PD, staff took on the “Blindfolded Artist” challenge. One person had to draw an image they couldn’t see, relying only on verbal directions from their teammates, who weren’t allowed to say what the object actually was!

Come to think of it… trying to explain something without just giving away the answer? That sounds an awful lot like teaching elementary students!

Our Woodland staff had plenty of laughs while putting their communication, patience, teamwork, and direction-giving skills to the test.

After a few days with students back in the building, we’re happy to report they passed the test! 💙🚙💛