Study at Woodstock
Woodstock Union High School is SEVIS-approved and sponsors F-1 students, welcoming high school students from around the world.
Students with an F1 student visa can study for credit and apply for graduation. To graduate, students must spend their senior year at Woodstock High School. Each student will be assigned an adviser who will provide guidance on cultural adjustment and academic advising.
Upon successful completion of their studies, students are eligible to apply to U.S. higher education institutions. Our counseling department is fully available to assist students with their college preparation needs.
We are dedicated to offering a quality educational experience tailored to the individual needs of our international students. We also provide opportunities for students to share their unique cultures with our community, enriching the experience for everyone.
Why Woodstock?
Academic Excellence
Woodstock Union High School is a leader in innovation. Students and staff have many opportunities to teach, learn and collaborate in multi modal classrooms and work spaces, such as the NuVu Lab, one of our STEM labs. Students and staff are also invited to take their learning "off-campus," where they can engage in learning that is community wide and has an impact both on the learner as well as members of the greater community.
Community
Woodstock Union High School is part of a community that people are drawn to. The institution is surrounded by beautiful mountains, lakes, and rivers. More importantly, we are surrounded by a community that cares. Here at WUHS our students and teachers care about this community and seek to maintain its reputation as a safe place to develop meaningful connections not just locally but also globally.
Self Directed Opportunities
Students at WUHS are encouraged to pursue their interests, to develop initiatives, and to take responsibility for their learning. Students find wide support for their academic pursuits through opportunities such as independent studies, internships, and language exchanges. Students can find out about these opportunities by visiting the C3 department advisers whose mission is to match students to the opportunities they desire.
