Dear Woodcrest Families,

We ended our week with an amazing Career Day! We welcomed 12 different professionals who took time out of their day to speak with our students. Careers represented included police officers, doctors, nurses, human resources professionals, social workers, engineers, chemists, and more.

A huge thank you to all of our guest speakers for investing in our students and helping them explore future career pathways.

Today is the last day to complete the K12 Parent Survey. Please click the link below to share your feedback:https://bit.ly/2026surveyparents

Starting Tuesday the 24th, please stop by Magnolia Junior High to view the art pieces submitted by our talented students:

• Tuesday, 6:00–8:00 PM

• Wednesday the 25th, 5:00–7:00 PM
  Our Band will be performing on Wednesday, the 25th from 6:00–6:30 PM.

Also on Wednesday the 25th, we will be hosting our Crumbl Cookie Fundraiser at the Chino Hills location. The 2nd period class with the highest participation at Crumbl will earn a Crumbl Cookie Party!

Thank you for your continued support and involvement in our Woodcrest community!

Upcoming Events:

• February 23rd–25th: Festival of the Arts at Magnolia Junior High School

• February 25th: Woodcrest Band Performance at Festival of the Arts, 6:00 PM – come out and support our talented musicians!

• February 25th: Crumbl Cookie Fundraiser in Chino

• March 21st: First Annual Car Show (Need cars, trucks, motorcycles see below for interest form)

Thank you for your continued support and partnership. Have a wonderful week, Wolverines!

Please ensure your student:

• Arrives to school and each class on time.
• Comes prepared and ready to learn each day.
• Brings their school ID, charged laptop and charger, and all necessary materials.

Important Reminders:

• Student ID badges must be worn daily. If a student does not have their ID they can go to the office to have one printed for them for the day. On the 3rd instance they will receive a lunch detention for not being responsible. It is the student's responsibility to wear it daily. ID Badges are used during lunch time to speed up the process for students getting their lunch in the lines. If students do not have their ID's on them they will be asked to go to the back of the line as to not hold up the lunch lines. 

• Hats and Hoods are not permitted to be worn on campus

• No Gum on campus

• Phones, ear buds, headphones, and all electronic devices must be turned off and stored in backpacks before entering campus

• There is no student drop-off in front of the school

  • Students may enter from the north side by the park or the south side near the Library (see map below)

• Students should bring their agendas, charged laptops, and chargers every day

• Please review the student handbook located in the agenda before the first day of school

• Every Friday is School Spirit Day! Wear purple, black, grey, or a Woodcrest shirt

• Dismissal is at 3:15 PM

Thank you,

Mrs. Taylor

Principal

School Website: https://woodcrest.chino.k12.ca.us/

CVUSD Website: https://www.chino.k12.ca.us/

Woodcrest is preparing to host our First Annual Car Show on Saturday, March 21, from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM.

The cost to display a vehicle is $20.00 per car or motorcycle. 

This event is open to our community to come together, enjoy the cars, and continue building a strong sense of community.

If you are interested in having your car or motorcycle participate, please complete the form linked below. We encourage you to share this opportunity with family and friends — the more participants, the better!

This event will serve as a fundraiser for our ASB program, and we appreciate your support.

Thank you,
Mrs. Taylor

https://forms.office.com/r/DaCpXNiNep

💬 Counselor’s Corner: February 23rd–27th

Dear Families,

We are continuing strong in Trimester 3 and building positive habits that support academic success, strong behavior, and student well-being. Thank you for your continued partnership in supporting our Wolverines.

📚 Academics:
Encourage your student to stay organized, keep up with assignments, and check grades regularly. Starting strong early in the trimester helps reduce stress later. Students can continue using Paper, our free online tutoring program, for homework help, test preparation, and extra academic support anytime.

🌟 PBIS: Be Respectful, Be Responsible, Be Safe
Our Wolverine expectations continue to guide our school community. Students earn PBIS points through positive behavior, effort, and participation. Points may be redeemed in the Wellness Room/Zen Den before school. Let’s continue making positive choices every day.

💜 Social-Emotional Support:
Healthy routines support emotional wellness and academic success. Encourage your child to get enough sleep, stay active, and talk openly about how they are feeling. Our counseling team is always here to support students, families, and staff.

🏫 Community & School Connection – Career Awareness:
In our Ontario community and surrounding Inland Empire region, workforce trends show strong growth in several key career fields. Helping students build strong habits now prepares them for future opportunities.

Local Career Field Data:

• Logistics & Transportation: ~22–25% of local jobs are connected to logistics, warehousing, and transportation.
• Healthcare: About 13–15% of jobs are in healthcare and medical services.
• Education & Public Service: Approximately 10–12% of the workforce works in education, government, and community services.
• Skilled Trades & Technical Careers: Roughly 12–14% of jobs involve construction, electrical, mechanical, and technical fields.
• Business, Retail & Customer Service: About 20% of local jobs are in business operations, retail, and service industries.

School Success Indicators:

• Students with 95%+ attendance are 2–3x more likely to stay on track for graduation.
• Students maintaining a 2.0 GPA or higher are more likely to participate in sports, activities, and career pathway programs.
• Positive behavior and citizenship are strongly linked to higher academic success and school engagement.

Our goal is helping Wolverines connect today’s habits to tomorrow’s careers.

Let’s continue Trimester 3 with strong effort, healthy choices, and Wolverine pride!

With care,
Miss Torres & Ms. Morales Garcia
School Counselors

isabel_torres@chino.k12.ca.us

B_MoralesGarcia@chino.k12.ca.us

Woodcrest Wolverines need to attend school daily and on time. Help us reach our daily attendance goal of 97%.

Dismissal 2:18pm

Dismissal 3:15 pm

Crumbl Cookie Fundraiser in Chino Hills

8th grade Night at Chino High School 5-7pm

Dismissal 3:15pm

Spirit Day: Wear Woodcrest spirit wear or purple, black, and grey

Dismissal 3:15pm

Donations can be dropped off in the office. Students will receive 10 pts for donations.

Dear Woodcrest Families,

To help keep our students safe, please follow our designated drop-off and pick-up procedures:

South Side (Bon View Entrance)

• Enter from Bon View (next to Liberty Elementary).

• Pull forward toward Campus before stopping.

North Side (Driveway Past the Gym)

• Enter the driveway past the main office and the gym.

• Continue down the second driveway and follow the loop to exit.

Front of the School (Campus Street)

• You may use the pull-in section along Campus Street for drop-off or pick-up.

• This is not part of the driveway.

🚫 Not Allowed

• No drop-off or pick-up in the driveway directly in front of the office.

• No parking in school parking spaces for drop-off or pick-up.

• No stopping or parking in the private community across from the school.

  • This is private property, and the community has informed us that vehicles will be towed or ticketed.

Why This Matters
Students use the crosswalks in our parking lots, and unauthorized driving through these areas creates safety hazards.

Thank you for your cooperation in keeping all Wolverines Respectful, Responsible, and Safe!

Grade levels earn spirit points throughout the school year and the grade with the most points at the end of the year earns an extra end of the year activity.

Point Totals: December 8th, 7th grade has taken the lead, Let's go 8th!!

2/18- Student Government Day

2/20 - Career Day (Assembly Rally Schedule)

2/24 to 2/25- Festival of the Arts at Magnolia JHS (2/24 6-8pm, 2/25 5-7pm)

2/25- Band Performing at Festival of the Arts at 6:00pm

2/25 Crumbl Cookie Dine Out