Wilford Woodruff Academy

I am a teacher at Woodruff Academy and I am not a Mormon. I go to a non-denominational evangelical church and am a Christian. This is my second year teaching at Woodruff Academy. The school does not teach Mormonism. All teaching that I have observed and took part in is from the bible and it's truth. I am disappointment that others would judge a high quality christian school on the fact that some of the teachers are Mormon and not on the facts.
--Submitted by a teacher

I am the mother of two boys in enrolled at Woodruff Academy. My family is not a part of the LDS church and we do not share the same beliefs as LDS; however, we do share many of the same family and Christian values that the school instills in the students. I feel that my children are learning the very core of Christianity and I have never encountered any issues with teachings that push strongly to any one specific denomination. The academic education is top notch. The class sizes are small so the children get individualized help in the areas where they need it most. The communication is very open as far as where my kids are excelling and where they can improve. The teachers have always been helpful with offering guidance on getting my children where they need to be academically. My children have made so much improvement on so many levels this year that I am absolutely amazed. I also love that parents are encouraged to be very involved in the schools activities and events. My husband and I are excited to see what next year brings. I really cannot imagine a better school for my children.
--Submitted by a parent

I enrolled my daughter in the homeschool program in 2003, first grade, she is now in the 9th grade and going strong. The directors of this school have always supported us and have given us the assistance that we needed to homeschool so that my daughter can pursue her career goals (sports related). We love this school and the directors and wouldn't dream of changing. Thank you Woodruff Academy for all that you have done for us.
--Submitted by a parent

My name is June Woodruff Sullivan. I founded Wilford Woodruff Academy in 1982 to teach our six daughters. A few years ago an enrolled family suggested we take off my great-grandfather's first name from the title because it made the Academy's title hard to remember and difficult to say. At Woodruff the songs we sing at our devotionals bear testimony of Jesus Christ as the Savior of the world. The messages the staff and students prepare in class are developed from the King James Version of the Bible. The messages bring honor to God and to His son, Jesus Christ. Woodruff Academy (WA) is a Christian school that teaches the Constitution of the United States. The standards and ideals set forth at WA are conservative. The policies and procedures are influenced by me as a founder (as it should be). Parents enrolling a child in any private school would expect the founder to have had the dominate influence. I am sorry the person commenting here was dissatisfied with WA for any reason. However, if parents enroll a child at WA and teach him/her to adhere to the Christian standards and teachings upheld at WA, the support for the Academy would serve to bless a Christian household, tenfold.
--Submitted by a teacher

We made a mistake signing up here. We thought it was Church of Christ because its on that Church Property but its not, its Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (mormon) people running the school. They dont tell you that when you sign up, you just find out later when you see hints of references to that church all over the place in small print and on the website if you find the right pages hidden. The name Wilford isn't even the name anymore, just Woodruff academy so you cant look up who Wilford Woodruff is anymore, only if you knew. And all the mormon related stuff with devotional time and mormon songs, who would of known, not me. Next time you go sign up for a school make sure you know what religion it by asking!
--Submitted by a parent