About Woodstock Academy

Fully accredited by New England Association of Schools and Colleges and the State of Connecticut.
Member of the National Association of College Admissions Counselors and recognized by colleges as having a strong academic reputation.
Fully implemented block schedule with 7 years of experience in the block.
Average dropout rate under 2% over the past 5 years (1.34%).
Over 99% attendance rate (PSIS Report).
Over 130 course offerings.

Student Achievement

Connecticut Governor’s Scholar named in three of the last four school years.
Statewide and National recognition in the arts: 13 of 20 Connecticut 2004 Scholastic Arts Awards; 20 music students selected to 2004-05 Connecticut Music Educators Music Festivals and the Music Educators National Conference.
82% of graduating seniors continuing on to post-secondary education in 2004.
2004 CAPT results: performance “above or at goal”, above the state averages in all four areas; “above or at proficient”, above the ERG and state averages in all four areas.
23 students recognized for exceptional achievement on Advanced Placement exams scored a 3 (of 5) or higher in three or more tests in 2004.

Value Added

Elective offerings in Mathematics, English, Science, Social Studies, Family & Consumer Science, Visual & Performing Arts, Vocational & Business Technology, World Languages, & PE/Health.

14 Advanced Placement courses across 6 disciplines including English, Math, Science, History, Art, & World Language.
Tech Prep partnerships with Quinebaug Valley Community College and Three Rivers Community College with articulations in Science, Math, Communications, General Engineering Technology, & Accounting/Business Administration.
Comprehensive School Counseling Program including student support through: Counselors, Career Center, Social Worker, School Psychologist, & Student Assistance Program.
Career Center services including development of career portfolio, college search and application process, career exploration, job shadows, internships, and project-based learning units.
Career Center business partnership program – “Partners in Education”
International Exchange Programs – Foreign Exchange Students and Travel Programs.
Full interscholastic and intramural athletic program.
Over 21 clubs, activities, councils and societies, including National, French, Spanish, and Music Honor Societies, Student and Athletic Councils, United Nations Club, Student Outreach Services, and Amnesty International.
The northeastern corner of Connecticut, known as "The Quiet Corner", is a rural area with a combined population of 20,000. It is centrally located between Hartford, Providence and Worcester. A large percentage of residents are college graduates in professional and business careers. Many homes in the area are colonial or farm house style; stonewalls, barns, and trees line many of the roads and highways