Constructed as Bartow County Schools' third high school, Woodland High sits on the Etowah River on a 120-acre campus and offers a variety of academic, artistic, athletic and social opportunities for students.
The school offers college-preparatory classes, an array of elective courses, including technical-career preparatory programs, performing and visual arts, and options to specialize in a specific areas. Students who do very well have the opportunity to study in International Baccalaureate and Advanced Placement courses.
Home of the Wildcats, Woodland sports teams compete in the Georgia High School Association's Region 5-AAAA, with varsity teams in 10 sports for boys and girls. School teams also compete at the junior varsity and freshmen levels in several sports.
The performing arts department exposes students to design and aesthetics, history, literature, management performance and acting.