Thank you Ms. Moss |
Thank you Major Robertson |
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WLA Would like to thank Ms Moss, our amazing Financial Manager, for her 18 years of outstanding service to WLA. You Rock!
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WLA would like to thank Major Robertson for his 19 years of service to WLA. He has helped shape so many of our cadets' lives in his time with us.
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2020-21 Registration Application is now OPEN!
If you are interested in enrolling your student at Willamette Leadership Academy (WLA), please click the button below to fill out our "pre-registration" form, which will help us get to know you a bit and will put you in our pool of possible future Cadets. A WLA staff member will then either contact you to discuss enrollment or email you a link to our full enrollment form.
Completion of the pre-enrollment form does not guarantee enrollment. Space in the academy is limited. Returning students, siblings, and students from the Springfield Public Schools district will receive priority.
Honored Graduates
Jonathan Todd Burnette, US Army
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Tyler Shouppe, Valedictorian 2020, US Navy
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Nick Taddei, Valedictorian 2019,
US Navy |
Ajani Wilson, Valedictorian 2018,
US Navy |
Not one, not two but THREE Valedictorians in the Navy!
Willamette Leadership Academy, where nothing is impossible!
Willamette Leadership Academy, where nothing is impossible!
Obstacle Course Renovation Begins
WLA has begun to dismantle the obstacle course and begin constructing new obstacles. The archery course and small track have been outlined. We are getting ready to fill in the large holes and level the field.
NEED: WLA needs clean fill dirt and sand. We welcome and heavy equipment and volunteer owners to operate. We are excited to have broken ground on the 3- year project that will produce the type of obstacle course cadets and their families have requested! Please contact Roberta Howard if you have dirt or sand and especially if you have equipment and wish to volunteer – rhoward@wlacademy.org or 602-622-2661.
Student Investment Account Info.
Since WLA is unable to have In Person Instruction, $19,000 in the Nutrition Program to be used for afternoon healthy snacks is being moved.
After gathering cadets, parents, staff and community input the funds of $19,000 are being moved from the Nutrition budget into: 1) $10,000 into technology due to the needs during COVID and 2) $9,000 into the Obstacle Course since more work could be done since cadets are not presently using the course. WLA had $3,842.33 of unbudgeted funds since we had to submit the SIA application before knowing the exact amount. WLA will place these funds into Professional Development.
If you have any questions, please feel free to reach me @ rhoward@wlacademy.org
After gathering cadets, parents, staff and community input the funds of $19,000 are being moved from the Nutrition budget into: 1) $10,000 into technology due to the needs during COVID and 2) $9,000 into the Obstacle Course since more work could be done since cadets are not presently using the course. WLA had $3,842.33 of unbudgeted funds since we had to submit the SIA application before knowing the exact amount. WLA will place these funds into Professional Development.
If you have any questions, please feel free to reach me @ rhoward@wlacademy.org
Contact Us!
Please feel free to reach out to us with any questions you may have.
Please direct High School questions to LTC Migliaccio and Middle school questions to LTC Klontz
Please direct High School questions to LTC Migliaccio and Middle school questions to LTC Klontz
High School34020 B St
Eugene, OR 97405 Lieutenant Colonel Migliaccio
tmigliaccio@wlacademy.org 541-246-2842 |
Middle School91166 Sunderman Rd
Springfield, OR 97478 Lieutenant Colonel Klontz
kklontz@wlacademy.org 541-246-1640 |
Headquarters380 Q st, Suite 13
Springfield, OR 97477 Colonel Nunes
knunes@wlacademy.org 541-246-2840 |
2019-20 Distance Learning Materials
