The WT Woodson PTSO meets at 7:00 p.m., the second Tuesday of each month. Please plan on joining us!

This year's first meeting will be on September 14, in the Library.

Property on the southwest corner of Little River Turnpike and Pickett Road (near Woodson and Frost) is under consideration to be a new bus lot, with a complement of approximately 60 buses. There are many issues for each member of the immediate and the extended communities should consider. Congestion, security matters, added noise, and environmental concerns top the list, but there are many other items. Please read the background and information we have prepared.

After you have had a chance to read and consider this information, you are welcome to peruse our campus-comparison. We have constructed it in order to help demonstrate that the Woodson campus already has more than its share of FCPS-support facilities. Please click here.

You are also welcome to review some Documents of Interest relating to the substitution of "the Existing Eleven Oaks Property Bus Parking Lot with a Proposed Bus Parking Lot at Woodson High School (Corner of Pickett and Main Street)." Please peruse them if you get a chance.

While you're here, please join the PTSO. It's $15.00 per adult and $5.00 per student or staff member, and you have the option of paying online with PayPal!

You already know about the ways and programs by which the Woodson PTSO supports Woodson's students and teachers and staff. Your membership helps us pay for all these activities.

Please join now! Click the blue "Join" box on the left, or just click here!

Do you have a student with special needs, who has an IEP, or receives 504-plan accommodations? The Woodson Special Education Committee can help answer questions and find resources. Click here for a flyer about our activities.

You may also want to consider joining our Special Education group on Yahoo. The group's open to everyone in the Woodson pyramid who is interested in special education issues. It's goal is to provide resources, information, and support and promote a positive home-school partnership. To join the group, just click here!

The Woodson Community Coalition is in place to proactively support our parents and students regarding alcohol and drug abuse on our campus and in our community. We are one of many parent-led Community Coalitions who are active throughout Fairfax County schools. We are committed to offering educational seminars and other helpful information to our parents and students on the critical issue of alcohol and drug abuse.

The consequences for not engaging proactively on this topic are serious. So please, click here to read more on this important topic, and understand the purpose of the Woodson High School Safe and Drug Free Parent Pledge.