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Student Health Requirements

If your child is entering Pre-K, Kindergarten, 2nd, 6th, 9th, or 12th grades and for any student who is entering D200 from outside of Illinois, certain health records and examinations are required before the start of the school year. 

To ensure your student is ready for a successful first day, please review the required health forms, physicals, immunizations, dental exams, and vision exams for their grade level.

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Need help planning classes? Wondering how to get a transcript? Want to discuss your concerns? Looking for College & Career guidance?  Student Services is here to help.

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Each student's path is unique

Our Design Your Path initiative focuses on strategic course selection, exposure to rigorous and relevant coursework, and the development of state-of-the-art skills.
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Whether preparing for college, trades, jobs, the military – whatever path is right for each individual – we are committed to empowering our students to take ownership of pursuing their post-secondary goals.
 
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While many high schoolers are still waking up, about 10 dedicated Woodstock North High School students are already busy, serving as mentors for their younger peers. This past year marked the successful debut of a new partnership between Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) of McHenry County and District 200, pairing high school "Bigs" with elementary "Littles" at Mary Endres Elementary School.

Read More about WNHS students mentor elementary students through Big Brothers Big Sisters program
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Dozens of students at Woodstock and Woodstock North high schools are trading some classroom time to test-drive potential careers in courthouses, animal hospitals, Realtor offices, City Hall, and other industries. Woodstock Community Unit School District 200 launched its Micro-Internship and Internship programs in the fall of 2025 to provide students with work-based learning to bridge the gap between academics and the professional world.

Read More about WHS, WNHS students test-driving careers through internships

Our mission is to provide all students with a variety of learning opportunities necessary to obtain a foundation of knowledge, core skills, and personal discipline needed to responsibly, successfully, and respectfully interact within a global society. 

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