History
Named after the village of Woodbridge, Woodbridge High School opened in 1958. By 1991, the enrolment of the school had declined to 200 students. Woodbridge High School closed in June of 1991 and reopened in September of that year as Woodbridge College. The College was designed to be an academy school, providing an alternative to grade 7-OAC students across York Region. Students at Woodbridge College wore a school uniform, signed a letter of commitment when enrolled, and took a prescribed curriculum including physical education up until grade 12 and French up until grade 11. As Secondary School Reform changed curriculum requirements and extensive housing starts in the community increased the local high school student population, Woodbridge College ceased to be an alternative school, returning to being a neighbourhood school, serving students in grades 9-12 and offering the same curricular programming as other schools in the province.
Our school motto is Excellence through Commitment.
Our school mascot is the Wyvern.
Facilities
Woodbridge High School was officially opened in 1958. The gymnasium was expanded in the late 70's. An extensive renovation of the building occurred during 2001-2003. This resulted in the expansion of the main office area, the cafeteria, and the library, and the addition of 14 classrooms.
School Facilities also include:
| Art lab |
Film and Media Studies lab |
| Cafeteria |
Photography lab |
| Computer labs |
Classrooms |
| Cross-curricular computer lab |
Design & technology lab |
| Gymnasium |
Food lab |
| Resource Center |
Music rooms |
| Staff room |
Science labs |
| Washrooms and shower facilities |
Student council office |
| Baseball Diamond |
Weight room |
| Communication technology lab |
Drama studio |
| Guidance room |
Student parking lot |
| Outdoor Fields shared with the City of Vaughan |