Our Wilson FBLA members recently competed at the FBLA Regional Competition, demonstrating their business knowledge across a variety of events. Congratulations to the following students:

Heidi Ding - 1st Place Organizational Leadership

Brendon Pagolu and Aniruddh Sharma - 1st Place Sales Presentation

Sean Nunez - 1st Place Entrepreneurship

Maddie Henne - 2nd Place Public Speaking

Iyon Greene - 5th Place Economics

Mikaela Brown - 5th Place Social Media Strategies

Eric Liu - Personal Finance

Kunle Ojikutu - Sports Management

Timothy Lengle - Financial Planning

#WilsonSD
about 1 month ago, Wilson School District
Collage of six photos featuring high school students dressed in formal attire holding FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America) certificates and plaques. Individual portraits show students standing in front of dark curtains or a decorated Christmas tree, smiling and posing with their awards. One photo shows a group of students standing together indoors, each holding certificates or plaques. The collage has a red border, and the bottom-right image includes a school bulldog logo.
For this week’s #ThrowbackThursday, we’re celebrating where we started and where we’re headed! From the original music room in 1959 to our new Performing Arts Center in progress—we can’t wait to see the future take the stage! #WilsonSD
about 1 month ago, Wilson School District
“Throwback Thursday graphic showing a ‘Past to Present’ comparison. At the top, white text reads ‘#ThrowbackThursday Past to Present’ on a red background with paw print accents. The upper image is a black-and-white photo labeled ‘1959,’ showing the early construction of a school building with exposed concrete columns; photo credit reads ‘Berks Nostalgia.’ Below it is a modern color photo of the same site under recent construction, with brick walls, an entrance area, construction equipment, and snow on the ground. A Wilson bulldog logo appears in the bottom corner.”
We’re kicking off our Intern Spotlight Series! Over the next few weeks, we’ll be highlighting Wilson High School students participating in internships. Follow along to learn more about these amazing students and the opportunities they’re exploring! #WilsonSD
about 1 month ago, Wilson School District
nterested i ? INTERNSHIP SPOTLIGHT Madison, McCrae, Senator Judy Schwank's Office a typical DAY AT MY INTERNSHIP LESSONS I’VE LEARNED contact wagste@share.wilsonsd.org Three times a week, I work from her district office in Muhlenberg. There, I write speeches for the Senator, letters of support for grants, citations, and more! Sometimes I create social media posts for her Instagram and Facebook accounts. Occasionally, I have the opportunity to step out of the office and represent the Senator at various outreach events, including community service operations, resource distributions, parades, and ribbon-cutting ceremonies. Whether it's composing remarks or directly interacting with constituents, every day is valuable. I have gained invaluable insight into the "behind-the-scenes" operations of an elected official's office and the intersection of governance and community service. Senator Schwank is the ultimate role model to look up to. Her presence is so graceful, and it is evident she cares deeply about the community she represents. Her genuine care for each and every constituent is something I hope to embody in my future career in politics. Senator Schwank proves that being a politician doesn't have to be nasty or corrupt. Leading with honesty and integrity will always prevail. It is the standard I aim for in my future career. Photo of girl standing next to professional women in capitol building of PA
nterested i ? INTERNSHIP SPOTLIGHT Kayla Brown, wilson public relations a typical DAY AT MY INTERNSHIP LESSONS I’VE LEARNED contact wagste@share.wilsonsd.org A typical day begins with meeting the social media coordinator to find out what I can create for her! This is typically followed by me creating digital posts for Wilson's social media and scheduling a time for them to be posted. In addition to this I am in charge of getting other posts such as Motivational Mondays! This allows me to connect with staff and students in the district! Along with these tasks, I work with the media interns to create videos for Wilson's social media! I am able to learn more about graphic design and what goes into professional social media posts! Throughout my internship I have learned many valuable lessons. One of those include the concept that good things aren’t just going to appear. You have to work hard in order to get the outcome you hoped for. In addition to this I have learned how important it is to have a good relationship with other people you are working with! It makes the experience so enjoyable and something to look forward to! photo of girl standing next to sign that says Wilson administration building
nterested i ? INTERNSHIP SPOTLIGHT Keagan Eisenhofer, I.B. Dickinson & Son's Crane Service a typical DAY AT MY INTERNSHIP LESSONS I’VE LEARNED contact wagste@share.wilsonsd.org A day at my internship starts with greeting everyone I pass, which always starts the day on a positive note. My tasks vary depending on the day—sometimes I go out to job sites with my advisor, Jeremy Dickinson, to see cranes and equipment in action, and other times I work back at the shop refinishing spreader beams used by the cranes. When I’m in the office, I listen in on job layouts and quotes. At the end of the day, I make sure to say thank you and goodbye before heading out. Through my internship, I have been able to learn many valuable lessons that will help with my future and even my life. For example, something as simple as communication has taught me a tremendous amount. Being able to be a good communicator allows everyone to stay in the loop and be able to minimize mistakes. Another lesson that is preparing me for my future is taking initiative. Meaning, when I finish what I was working on, I can go and ask if there is anything else that I can help with. Lastly, time management is a huge lesson since I have to make sure I get to work on time as well as balance my academics and athletics. photo of two people standing outside in front of a crane
nterested i ? INTERNSHIP SPOTLIGHT Alivia May, American Dental Solutions a typical DAY AT MY INTERNSHIP LESSONS I’VE LEARNED contact wagste@share.wilsonsd.org A typical day at my internship begins with putting on my gown and mask to help maintain a clean and safe environment. I help the hygienist by setting up the operatory and making sure everything is properly cleaned and ready for the patient. Once the room is prepared, I escort the patient to the operatory, seat them, and observe the hygienist during the cleaning. I also help with charting, writing notes, and entering information into the computer when needed. After each appointment, I clean, sanitize, and reset the room so it is ready for the next patient. During my internship, I learned many important lessons that helped prepare me for my future. One of the main skills I improved was communication. By working with a hygienist and helping patients every day in the office, I learned how to speak clearly, be respectful, and assist others when needed. I also learned new things each day and gained experience in the healthcare field. This internship helped prepare me for my goal of going into the medical field after high school. Overall, it helped me build better communication skills, confidence, and a basic understanding of working in healthcare. photo of two women who are wearing thin scrubs in a dental office
Are your little ones ready for preschool next year? Join us for Berkshire Heights Open House! Come visit our classroom, meet the teachers, and ask questions!

For more information, please click here https://sites.google.com/share.wilsonsd.org/bhelc/home?authuser=0
about 1 month ago, Wilson School District
wilson preschool and pre k counts at berkshire heights open house feb 3 and mar 3, 5-6pm no regitsration required

This week we hosted our annual Wilson Spelling Bee competition! Each middle school hosted a grade-level competition, and the winners competed in a school-specific spelling bee to determine the winners! Congratulations to our winners Dhanush Alam from Southern and Jamelyn Ritchie from West. They will advance to the PSEA NER-Council IV semifinal online round. Good Luck! #WilsonSD

about 1 month ago, Wilson School District
2026 spelling bee
REMINDER!!

There will be no school for students or staff on Monday, January 19, in observance of the Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday.

All district offices will also be closed on January 19. #WilsonSD
about 1 month ago, Wilson School District
No school 1/19
Mrs. Gutzler’s High School Reading Olympics team visited Mrs. Southwick’s Whitfield Elementary Reading Olympics team to share stories and read together. These readers loved every moment! #WilsonSD
about 1 month ago, Wilson School District
students sitting down in a circle with the one girl reading
three kids sitting in a line while one reads a book
one older student looking a the book the younger student is reading; both are sitting on the floor
group of girls sitting in a circle talking to eachother about the books in the center
two students sitting next to eachther on the floor while looking at a book
studnets standing together for a picture with the front row of students kneeling
Yesterday, we hosted our 8th grade students at the Wilson Middle School career fair where they learned about career paths from 150+ professionals. Thank you to everyone involved for inspiring our students, and to Alvernia University and their student volunteers for hosting us! #WilsonSD #ProfileofaGraduate #FutureReadyGrad
about 1 month ago, Wilson School District
students at career fair
students talking to professionals at career fair
For this week’s #ThrowbackThursday, we’re featuring a past Wilson girls basketball team alongside the current team! Todays team is built on years of dedication, pride, and teamwork! #WilsonSD
about 1 month ago, Wilson School District
A red “Throwback Thursday: Past to Present” graphic featuring two photos of Wilson girls basketball teams. The top photo is a black-and-white team portrait from 1931 showing players in vintage uniforms standing on school steps, with “1931” and a photo credit visible. The bottom photo shows a modern Wilson girls basketball team in red uniforms standing on a gym court, smiling and posing with a championship trophy. Paw print graphics and a Wilson bulldog logo appear on the background.
Whitfield staff came together to pack boxes of food for senior citizens at Helping Harvest! This meaningful tradition has been a part of the Whitfield and Wilson community for more than 15 years, bringing volunteers together in the spirit of service. It is always a rewarding and memorable experience for everyone involved. #WilsonSD
about 2 months ago, Wilson School District
Whitfield staff members
January is National Braille Literacy Month! At Wilson, four students are learning braille, the six-dot code created by Louis Braille that opens the door to reading, writing, and learning. This month, we’re proud to recognize their hard work and celebrate the importance of braille literacy for all! #WilsonSD
about 2 months ago, Wilson School District
A teacher leads a small group lesson in an elementary classroom using braille materials, while students sit at desks and follow along. A smartboard and classroom decorations are visible behind them.
A close-up of a student’s hand using a blue and silver braille embosser, pressing numbered keys while the device sits on a classroom table.
A teacher and a student sit side by side in a classroom, reading together from braille books. The teacher holds an open book while the student turns a page, with classroom materials and shelves in the background.
student is reaching up and reading braille message on the wall
A teacher and a student sit side by side in a classroom, reading together from braille books. The teacher holds an open book while the student turns a page, with classroom materials and shelves in the background.
Before Winter break began, our 9th-grade Algebra 1 ISTEM students worked in teams to design and build a 3D physical model of the Mars surface using real elevation data. Students applied algebraic concepts such as slope, distance, and linear equations while integrating engineering design, scientific research, CAD modeling, CNC routing, and 3D printing.

This collaborative project was led by Mr. Wallence, Mr. Bright, and Mr. Howard, bringing together math, science, and engineering in an authentic learning experience. As part of the science integration, Mr. Bright enhanced the project by incorporating the StarLab, allowing students to explore planetary motion, space science, and Mars’ position in our solar system, further deepening their understanding of space exploration.

Together, this project encouraged students to think critically and creatively as engineers and scientists while demonstrating how mathematics connects to real-world applications and future exploration beyond Earth! #WilsonSD
about 2 months ago, Wilson School District
student next to machine
solar system projected
machine with vacuum
class posing for picture
students working on computers
class in shop
more solar porjections
teacher putting projections on
projection of solar system
The Winter Music Extravaganza and Talent Show made its exciting debut and is sure to become an annual Southern tradition. From tumbling to Tchaikovsky and chamber groups to cheer, students enjoyed a school-wide assembly featuring select music ensembles including The Southern Sinfonietta, Jazz Band, and Select Chorus, along with auditioned Talent Show performances from all three grade levels. The program showcased an impressive variety of talent, from choral numbers and colorguard to duets, dance, comedy, and even pointe choreography. It was a wonderful way to come together as a school community, celebrating the dedication and hard work of our performers as we head into Winter Break. Even the faculty joined in on the fun - check out the last picture to see what the teachers did! #WilsonSD
about 2 months ago, Wilson School District
students performing with instruments
ballerina
violin players
acrobat
girl dancing with flag
teachers dancing
Happy New Year, Bulldogs! Celebrating a year ahead filled with progress, achievement, and Wilson pride! #WilsonSD
about 2 months ago, Wilson School District
2026 happy new year with a sparkly border and the bulldog in front of a firework for the 0 in 2026
As we wrap up our Top 10 series, we’re highlighting your favorite post: graduation! Congratulations to all our graduates! May your next chapter be filled with opportunity and success! #WilsonSD
about 2 months ago, Wilson School District
top 10 posts of 2025 #1 - photo of wilson graduates after graduation throwing their caps with the blue sky in the backround
Last week before break, our transportation department held their annual holiday luncheon! We appreciate you all and everything you do for our district! #WilsonSD
about 2 months ago, Wilson School District
transportation department eating

Our second most popular post this year was from our annual Wilson Games! Wilson Games is a awesome event filled with excitement and fun competition! #WilsonSD

about 2 months ago, Wilson School District
top 10 posts of 2025 #2 - students walking track holding up a sign that says whitfield you are super stars all wearing the same shirt
Our Middle School students had the opportunity to hear from author, Jordan Sonnenblick! During the assembly, Jordan talked about his childhood and how those experience inspired his books! It was a insightful experience for all! #WilsonSD
about 2 months ago, Wilson School District
Collage of photos showing a man speaking into a microphone in various poses, likely during an assembly, with the Wilson School District logo in the bottom right corner.
Coming in at number 3 we have our reveal of our 2025 Homecoming King and Queen! The King and Queen were crowned at our annual Pink Out football game! Congratulations again to William Rapley and Madison McCrae! #WilsonSD
about 2 months ago, Wilson School District
top 10 posts of 2025 #3- shows homecoming king and queen both wearing tiaras/crowns and the queen is holding flowers; both have sashes on
At number 4 we have our groundbreaking ceremony for Lincoln Park Elementary! This new school is a huge step towards an exciting future for our Wilson community! #WilsonSD
about 2 months ago, Wilson School District
top 10 posts of 2025 #4 - photo of kids and adults holding shovels and digging into the ground for a new elementary school they are wearing construction hats