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Woodcrest Elementary School is an accredited, coeducational private day school for children in kindergarten through fifth grade located on a secure 2.5 acre campus in the West San Fernando Valley. Founded in 1969, Woodcrest Elementary has enriched the lives of children for more than forty years by working with students to develop a strong academic foundation, superior reading skills, leadership and community awareness, and highly proficient users of technology.

Year after year, Woodcrest students score among the top 10% in the nation in standardized tests, rank in the top five in the Valley Interscholastic Sports Association, and flourish as active members of our local community.

Woodcrest School serves the entire San Fernando Valley by providing:

Small class sizes
Licensed and accredited teachers
Sports teams and PE
Art and dance studios
On-site indoor pool
Extended hours of operation
State of the art computer lab
Laptop carts and iPads
Robotics
Gifted program for grades 2-5
Secure campus
Free transportation from Sherman Oaks
Accreditation by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges

Read the latest issue of our school newsletter, The Woodcrest Worthy.

Wonder what it's like in Kindergarten? Check out A Day in the Life of a Kindergartener at Woodcrest School.

Woodcrest School Day In Kindergarten from Mike Stillson on Vimeo.

THE SECRET GARDEN: FROM DESIGN TO HARVEST

The Secret Garden at Woodcrest: From Design to Harvest

Students Celebrate Community Service

Woodcrest children participated in three community service projects during the first semester. Read more >>>

ARCHITECTS OF TOMORROW

Science and technology shape our future in ways we cannot imagine. As educators, we have a responsibility to prepare our students for what may come. In fact, if we do our job well, these students will become the agents of change and progress. They will be the architects of our future, and they will amaze us in ways we cannot imagine. Learn how great schools use science and technology in Executive Director John Khouri's blog this month, "Today's Children: The Architects of Tomorrow".

START WITH THE CHILDREN

Our first responsibility as members of the global community is to understand other cultures, other peoples, other faiths. Learn how one teacher at Woodcrest School opens the eyes of her children to what -- and whom -- lies beyond our own shores, in Executive Director John Khouri's blog this month, "When It Comes to Peace and Understanding, Start With The Children".