Officers from the Spring Township Police Department helped bring holiday cheer to some Wilson students! Officers donated their time and money to Shop with a Cop at the Target store in Broadcasting Square.
Special thanks to our own School Resource Officers —Officer Johnson and Officer Keiser —for being part of this great event! #WilsonSD

about 9 hours ago, Wilson School District
“A child stands smiling next to a police officer inside a Target store aisle. The officer, wearing a uniform and body camera, is holding a shopping cart with a clipboard, while shelves of toys and games line the aisle behind them.”
“A child stands in a sporting goods aisle at a Target store holding a boxed basketball, while a police officer stands beside a red shopping cart. Shelves filled with basketballs line both sides of the aisle.”

Congrats to the following students whose artwork/greeting was chosen to be featured on the 2025 Wilson School District holiday greeting cards! #WilsonSD

Kaelyn Rowe, 12th Grade, Wilson High School: Artwork of Pine Trees card

Jeyani Rodriguez, 12th Grade, Wilson High School: Greeting of Pine Trees card

Ava Engelberg, 12th Grade, Wilson High School: Artwork of Hot Cocoa card

Emily Tippin, 11th Grade, Wilson High School: Greeting of Hot Cocoa card

about 13 hours ago, Wilson School District
Five people stand indoors, smiling for a photo. Four students hold framed certificates or artwork, standing on either side of an adult in a suit and red tie. Framed artwork hangs on the wall behind them, and a blue border with a “W” bulldog logo appears at the bottom of the image.
Two open holiday cards displayed on a red background. The top card shows student artwork of a red mug filled with whipped cream, candy canes, and holiday decorations, alongside a printed winter-themed poem and a holiday greeting from the Wilson School District. The bottom card features a painted winter landscape with pine trees, snow, and a red sled, paired with a playful holiday message and closing from the superintendent and school board.

At number 8 we have Wilson Theatre Companies production of Matilda the Musical! A fan-favorite production that showcased incredible performances from our cast! #WilsonSD

about 18 hours ago, Wilson School District
top 10 posts of 2025 #8- picture of students performing matilda the musical. they are doing a dance number with their fists up
Today, WHS Student Government surprised the crossing guards working around our High School and Whitfield campuses with donuts and hot chocolate. A great tradition to spread some holiday cheer! #WilsonSD
1 day ago, Wilson School District
students with crossing guard
students with crossing guard
students giving coffee to crossing guard
students with principal and officer johnson
Enjoy your break! We will see you back on January 5, 2026!
1 day ago, Wilson School District
“Blue graphic with light snow-like dots and a white circle in the center that reads ‘Enjoy your break! We will see you back on January 5, 2026,’ with a red ‘W’ and bulldog logo below the text.”
Last week, Wilson Southern Middle School’s Chamber Orchestra, the Southern Sinfonietta, embarked on its annual December Tour. This year’s daytime stops included Ageless Harmony Adult Daycare and The Residence at Village Green.

Students performed a mix of classical pieces and familiar holiday favorites from their seasonal repertoire. What made this year especially meaningful was a Side-by-Side performance with select fifth graders from the Shiloh Hills strings program.

Directors Helen Clark (Southern) and Katie Moyer (Shiloh) value these outreach performances as opportunities for students to bring music into the lives of older members of our community while also enjoying the experience of making music together and sharing it with others.

Wishing everyone a very happy holiday season and a safe, warm winter break! #WilsonSD
1 day ago, Wilson School District
students together on stairs smiling
students performing together
elemnetary students
high school students performing
Coming in at number 9 is this year’s prom—a night filled with style, music, and great memories! Student leaders were able to create an unforgettable night! #WilsonSD
1 day ago, Wilson School District
top 10 posts of 2025 #9; photo of prom from above where lights are off and it looks green and blue with a bunch of student filling the floor

Kicking our top 10 posts of 2025 off strong with number 10 which is our retirement celebration! This summer, we had the honor of celebrating our amazing retirees and all they’ve contributed to the Wilson School District! #WilsonSD

3 days ago, Wilson School District
top 10 posts of 2025 #10 Two sets of cheerleaders in a stunt holding a banner that says happy retirement bulldogs
Congratulations to our outstanding Wilson musicians selected for the 2026 MEBC Senior County Festival! Congrats to each honoree for this incredible accomplishment! #WilsonSD
6 days ago, Wilson School District
A black poster announces the “2026 MEBC Senior County Festival Honorees.” The top left features the MEBC logo with music notes. The text explains that Wilson School District students will represent the district in the 2026 Music Educators of Berks County Senior County Orchestra, Band, and Chorus at Muhlenberg High School on Saturday, January 17, 2026. Three columns list student names under “Sr. County Orchestra,” “Sr. County Band,” and “Sr. County Chorus.” A white script “Congratulations!” appears near the bottom center. The Wilson mascot logo—a red “W” with a bulldog—is in the bottom right corner.Three columns list honorees: Sr. County Orchestra: Ava Senseig, Violin Kevin Ding, Violin Tessa Wengerd, Viola Grace Chen, Violin Jinlin Chen, Violin Alyssa Zhuang, Violin Amy Tran, Violin Nick Burke, Cello Leanne Johnson, Violin Salma Nasereddin, Violin Allison Muzyka, Violin Sofia D’Alessandro, Violin Cleo Hoffert, Viola Grace Gonzalez, Violin Emma Seidel, Oboe Abigail Underwood, French Horn Branden Turtell, Tuba Sr. County Band: Heidi Ding, Flute Emma Seidel, Oboe Christopher Rodriguez, Alto Sax Jocelyn Rosinski, Alto Sax Abigail Underwood, French Horn Bryce Schwalm, Baritone Branden Turtell, Tuba Mia Perezous, Mallets Sr. County Chorus: Erin Hasson Julia Snyder Ebunifeoluwa Olaosebikan Kayleigh Fratis Jocelyn Rosinski Xavian Diaz Jacob Gatehouse Christopher Rodriguez Shane Moyer Jonah McCracken
We are proud to celebrate the first Opening Doors graduation in the Wilson School District, in partnership with the Hispanic Center, serving Spanish-speaking families.

Opening Doors is a unique and creative 10 week program for parents. This Program strives to improve the outcome of children by building the capacity and confidence of parents to be their child’s first teachers.

Congratulations to the graduates! #WilsonSD
7 days ago, Wilson School District
graduates
in class
For this weeks #ThrowbackThursday we are throwing it back to 1957! Both past and present teams keep dominating the court! #WilsonSD
7 days ago, Wilson School District
A graphic titled “#ThrowbackThursday – Past to Present” featuring two Wilson High School basketball team photos. The top photo, labeled 1957, is a black-and-white image of the boys’ basketball team standing in front of a building with tall columns. The bottom photo shows the modern Wilson boys’ basketball team in red and white uniforms posing in a gym. A large Wilson “W” with a bulldog mascot appears in the lower left corner, and decorative paw prints and circular line designs are on the red background.
Last week, third-grade students at Cornwall Terrace got a head start on their entrepreneurial journeys with a "Career Fair"! Eleven local entrepreneurs (Detweiler Design, Author Jill Lynch, Betsy Fick Photography, Kristina Kreates, Acacia Flower Shop, Berks Deals & Steals, Pinky’s Junk Removal, InstaShine Car Wash, John’s Great Cars, Threads Embroidery, and Powdered Pink Flamingo) shared their expertise, offering insights into running a successful business. Students were also allowed to ask any business questions they had!

A huge thank you to our guest entrepreneurs for donating their time and knowledge! The students are now ready to start their own "businesses"! #WilsonSD
8 days ago, Wilson School District
Elementary-aged children sit and stand around a cafeteria table while an adult woman talks with them. A vase of colorful flowers sits on the table. The setting is a school cafeteria with long tables and benches, and a bright mural with rainbows and a sun on the wall behind them.
Several elementary-aged children stand around a table working on a craft activity with paper cutouts, yarn, and art supplies. An adult woman assists them. The school cafeteria is decorated with colorful wall art and posters in the background.
An adult man sits at a cafeteria table with a group of elementary-aged children, helping them with worksheets and books. The children are seated and engaged in discussion. The background shows a school cafeteria with murals, other students, and adults working at tables.
Reminder! There will be NO school beginning Wednesday, December 24, 2025, through Friday, January 2, 2026.

District offices will be closed from December 24, 2025- January 1, 2026.
Classes resume on January 5, 2026!
8 days ago, Wilson School District
Winter Break No School - 12/24/25- 1/2/26 Classes Resume - 1/5/26
Whitfield’s Boosterthon fundraiser was a huge success, raising $18,672 thanks to the incredible support of our families and community!

To celebrate, students earned fun incentives like glow sticks and a glow dance party. Mr. Curry took on the ultimate challenge by working from the roof for the entire day, and our Top 10 fundraisers got to pie him in the face during our monthly assembly!

Top fundraisers from each homeroom enjoyed donuts with Mr. Curry, and the winning homeroom earned an extra PE class.

These funds will directly support our school, including the purchase and installation of a safety pad for the Gaga pit to help keep our students safe while they play. Thank you for helping make this such a success! #WilsonSD
9 days ago, Wilson School District
collage of events students won
Join the Bulldog Family! 🐾

We are currently hiring Special Education Teachers, Special Education Instructional Assistants, Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBA), and more!

Visit wilsonsd.org/employment to view open positions and apply.
9 days ago, Wilson School District
For more info and other openings visit Wilson School District Open PositionS Special Education Teachers Wilsonsd.org/employment Special Education Instructional Assistants Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)
This year, Mrs. Mattiuz’s class has been participating in an exciting program called NFeLementary! Each student drafts an NFL team and follows them throughout the season, learning about their players, stats, and standings in the league. After completing a social skills unit on conversations, Mrs. Mattiuz surprised the class with a special guest: Wilson alumni and former NFL quarterback Chad Henne! Students held a mock press conference where they asked him questions about his football career— and even got to try on his Super Bowl rings!

Check out the photos above!
#WilsonSD
12 days ago, Wilson School District
A collage of classroom photos featuring an elementary school visit from a guest speaker. In the top-left image, a young girl with glasses smiles while holding a championship-style ring. In the top-right, another girl stands in front of a backdrop with the Wilson School District “W” and bulldog logo, holding two large rings. In the center-left, the guest speaker—an adult man in a red flannel shirt—stands in front of a screen displaying logos for Wilson School District, the University of Michigan, and several NFL teams, with students seated and watching. In another classroom photo, he points to a projected image of football players while football jerseys and helmets are displayed on a table. In the bottom-left, the guest speaker poses with a smiling student in front of the Wilson backdrop. Additional images show students seated at desks, attentively listening, with the classroom decorated with posters, flags, and learning materials. A Wilson bulldog mascot logo appears in the bottom-right corner of the collage.
Last week, third graders at Shiloh Hills took part in an Entrepreneurship Seminar where they learned from five local business owners and asked thoughtful questions about their ideas and interests. These entrepreneurs generously shared their experiences and gave students a behind-the-scenes look at their work through demonstrations and photos of their finished products.

A huge thank you to Brandon Koyste from BLS Landscaping & Construction, Cara Dzurek from Tinsel & Twig, Corrine Dutt from May’s Sandwich Shop, Ron Schaeffer from AU Baseball Camps, and Kris Kurzweg from Fleetwood Auto Service. We appreciate your time and the inspiration you shared with our students! #WilsonSD
13 days ago, Wilson School District
Entrepreneur
students listening to Entrepreneur
Entrepreneur presenting
student raising hand to ask question to Entrepreneur
students listeing to Entrepreneur present
students watching Entrepreneur

This year, the Wilson Education Foundation is partnering with the District for year-end giving to support the Bulldogs Give Back campaign!

The District's Service Project will take place on Friday, January 16, 2026, to combat food insecurity in our community. We are working with Helping Harvest, Redners, and the Youth Volunteer Corps.

Help us bring the Wilson team together to make a major impact in our community!

For more information visit wilsonsd.org/bulldogsgiveback

Donate here: https://givebutter.com/BulldogsGiveBack

13 days ago, Wilson School District
How You Can Help: We need your support to cover the costs of food and materials. Thanks to a partnership with Redner’s, we can purchase food at cost, but additional funds are needed to make this project a reality. Each backpack provides enough food to cover a student’s weekend meals. Care packages provide essential food for individuals experiencing homelessness. Every donation counts: Bulldogs Give Back Bulldogs Give back Your Monetary DONATION makes a difference: $6 + 1 backpack or care package Our District’s Profile of a Wilson Graduate emphasizes the importance of giving back through service learning. This year, we are excited to announce a District-wide Service Project on Friday, January 16, 2026, giving students and staff the opportunity to make a meaningful impact in our community. We are partnering with Helping Harvest, Redner’s, and Youth Volunteer Corps to combat food insecurity and support those facing challenging circumstances. $6 provides 1 backpack or care package $30 provides 5 backpacks/care packages $60 provides 10 backpacks/care packages $120 provides 20 backpacks/care packages Elementary students will learn about food insecurity in our community and write encouraging notes for individuals experiencing it. At the secondary level, students and staff will contribute to assembling thousands of backpacks and care packages throughout the day. Participation will vary by building and schedule. How the day will look: Help us bring the Wilson team together to make a major impact in our community! Donations can be made now through the Wilson Education Foundation SCAN TO GIVE! Join us in fighting food insecurity! Learn more at wilsonsd.org/bulldogsgiveback The Weekender Backpack Program fights childhood hunger by providing over 4,300 students with healthy, non-perishable weekend meals, helping them return to school ready to learn. Care Packages provide immediate relief to unhoused individuals with essential, easy-to-use items, offering a vital safety net and improved quality of life
For this weeks #ThrowbackThursday we are throwing it back to 2005 with a band performance! The band still continues to put on amazing concerts! Don't forget to check them out this winter at one of their concerts! #WilsonSD
14 days ago, Wilson School District
#Throwbackthursday past to present shows a photo of a man conducting the band while surrounded by the first row playiing claronets form 2005- bottom photo is guy conducting a band with front row filled with students playiing iflute and clairinet and other students playing various other instremnts
Mr. Blass’s Health Sciences class welcomed a special guest from Reading Hospital, Dr. Hassam Saif, MD. He shared what a career in health care looks like and the steps it takes to get there, inspiring students with his personal journey. Thank you, Dr. Saif, for your time and for motivating our future health care professionals! #WilsonSD
14 days ago, Wilson School District
Dr. Saif talking to high school class