At A Glance
Quick Facts
Woodlawn School is an independent, accredited, nonprofit PreK-12 school located just north of Davidson, NC. The goal of Woodlawn’s upper school program is to equip students for their individual futures as lifelong learners. Our program develops thoughtful and engaged citizens, creative and critical problem solvers, and skilled communicators and collaborators. Woodlawn seeks students who are self-motivated, dynamic, curious, and engaged in learning.
243
students
186
Alumni
56
Upper school students
82%
Upper School faculty with advanced degrees
94%
students who attend 4-year college
100%
college acceptance
70%
students who receive college merit aid
100%
Honors & AP courses
95%
Juniors and Seniors enrolled in at least one AP course
70%
AP Exams scored at 3 or above
4
Years of English in Upper school
4
Years of Math in upper school
4
years of History in Upper school
4
years of Science in Upper School
4
Years of world language in upper school
Woodlawn offers a rigorous program with all academic courses taught at the honors or Advanced Placement level. All graduates are required to complete four years of English, math, history, science, and a world language.
2024-25 College Profile
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College Representatives
We look forward to welcoming you to our campus! College representative visits are open to all students in grades 9 -12, and they occur during our common lunch period. College representatives are invited to sign up for a visit through Scoir.
VARIED TALENTS + INTERESTS
MATRICULATIONS
We take pride in the diverse list of colleges to which our students are admitted and choose to attend, as it represents the varied talents and interests of Woodlawn students and alumni. We celebrate that our students pursue extraordinary educational experiences, whether it’s taking a gap year or enrolling at an institution
WHY I LOVE WOODLAWN
“Woodlawn encouraged us to experiment, evolve, and grow into the people we were meant to be. We are artists, scholars, athletes, and so much more. My years here have changed me in ways I never thought they would.”
– Sydney B. ’14
Fulbright Scholar