As a parent, you know that all children are unique individuals. Each child has his or her own special interests, talents, developmental patterns and emotional needs. Our nurturing environment, strong curriculum, and small class size are just a few of the ways that Woodland strives to bring out the personal best of each and every student.

Remember that it’s not too late to join the Woodland family and that we have financial aid available for those who qualify! Classes start September 6th!

If you would like information about nurturing your child to his or her personal best, do not hesitate to call 800-453-8499. Ask for Cosmo Terrigno. He’ll be happy to address your questions and talk to you about our strong program.

Woodland Country Day School is dedicated to educational excellence for its students in an environment that builds self-esteem, confidence and respect for others. Academics, Athletics and the Arts are watch words for our program.

Woodland Country Day School is a community of students, faculty and parents working together to create the best possible environment for the intellectual, social, physical and moral growth of its students. The academic expectations that we have established are challenging but realistic. Students are grounded in a solid foundation of skills with an emphasis on strong study skills which prepares them for secondary education. Small classes encourage a close relationship between the students and faculty, and foster an environment of nurture and support.

Woodland offers a multi-faceted program which helps young people reach their fullest potential. The academic and co-curricular programs help students to develop self-esteem, confidence, responsibility and leadership.

Enrollment is limited in numbers but diverse in character. The school welcomes students from all ethnic, cultural and religious backgrounds reflecting a cross-section of South Jersey communities.

Parental involvement is considered an essential element in the education process. It is highly valued and encouraged by the school. The resulting sense of community and cooperation among parents, students, and faculty provides strong support for the students as they encounter new ideas, skills and challenges.