The Wilson School Board recently approved the 2026-2027 District Calendar. Use the link below to view the one-page calendar and take note of all the important dates for next school year!

https://www.wilsonsd.org/o/wsd/page/district-calendars
2 months ago, Wilson School District
2026 - 2027 wilson school district calendar approved
We are currently accepting applications for Wilson’s Distinguished Alumni. Nominees must have graduated from Wilson High School at least 15 years prior to nomination and have consistently demonstrated, both personally and professionally, excellence in academic endeavors, career experiences, and/or local, state, or national community service.

All applications will be reviewed by a committee. Selected Distinguished Alumni will be recognized at the Wilson Education Foundation’s Bulldog Bash event in October. They will also be memorialized by being included on our Distinguished Alumni Wall of Fame. For more information and to complete a nomination form, please click here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfwtNoBgHJKEPQWahTtfP6LK0eM--HB5ANwt4l8x0fY9U6GhQ/viewform

The deadline for submission is March 20, 2026. #WilsonSD
2 months ago, Wilson School District
Wilson School District Distinguished Alumni Nominees must have graduated from Wilson High School at least 15 years prior to nomination and have consistently demonstrated, both personally and professionally, excellence in academic endeavors, career experiences, and/or local, state, or national community service. Distinguished Alumni
Students in Mrs. Lucas’s kindergarten class celebrated the completion of their writing unit by sharing “campfire” stories with their third-grade book buddies in Mrs. Kline’s class. Kindergarteners proudly read stories they wrote themselves, while third graders offered thoughtful compliments and helpful suggestions. The “campfire” celebration was a fun and meaningful way for students to share their work, support one another, and celebrate their love of writing! #WilsonSD
2 months ago, Wilson School District
campfire stories with kindergarten and third grade book buddies
Congratulations to the 5 high school musicians who got accepted and participated in the PMEA District 10 Band festival this past weekend!

From left to right:
Bryce Schwalm, Euphonium
Abby Underwood, French Horn
Evan Derr, Alto Saxophone
Christopher Rodriguez, Alto Saxophone
Branden Turtell, Tuba

Also a round of applause for the 8 musicians who got accepted into the Berks County Senior County Band but weren’t able to participate in the festival due to the snow a couple weeks ago.

Heidi Ding, Flute
Emma Seidel, Oboe
Jocelyn Rosinski, Alto Saxophone
Christopher Rodriguez, Alto Saxophone
Abby Underwood, French Horn
Bryce Schwalm, Euphonium
Branden Turtell, Tuba
Mia Perezous, Mallet Percussion
2 months ago, Wilson School District
students with instruments
From academics and the arts to athletics and student leadership, this captures what makes Wilson School District special. A place where students love to learn, staff love to work and people love to live. #WilsonSD❤️🐾
3 months ago, Wilson School District
wilson caricature
REMINDER! There will be no school for students on Friday, February 13, due to a professional development day for our staff. In observance of the President’s Day Holiday, there will be NO school for students or staff on Monday, February 16.

All District offices will also be closed on February 16. #WilsonSD
3 months ago, Wilson School District
no school 2/13 or 2/16
Whitfield 2nd graders stepped into the role of real writers during their opinion writing unit by writing thoughtful letters to book authors! Students shared their opinions to various book authors on why their books are awesome, supporting their ideas with clear reasons and examples.Students were able to practice communicating their own thinking in an authentic way! By writing to a real audience, our learners were able to see the power of their writing and sharing their ideas. They also get to experience the joys of "snail mail"!  #WilsonSD
3 months ago, Wilson School District
students with letter mail
mail and books
We are delighted to share that the following 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade students at Spring Ridge participated in a writing contest called the Spook Squad. They were tasked with writing a spooky story and all of these awesome writers were chosen to have their pieces published in a book called, Spine Chilling Tales. We are so proud of these Bulldogs! #BulldogProud #WilsonSD
3 months ago, Wilson School District
Student holding certificate
Student holding certificate
Student holding certificate
Student holding certificate
National School Counseling Week highlights the great impact school counselors have in helping students succeed. For all of their contributions to the lives of our students, we’d like to honor and acknowledge our fantastic team of school counselors! Thank you for all you do for our district! #WilsonSD #SchoolCounselingWeek
3 months ago, Wilson School District
Thank you to our counselors! National School Counseling Week February 2 - 6
Looking for extra support for your child’s healthcare? Pennsylvania Medical Assistance provides comprehensive health coverage for children with disabilities or developmental delays.

Why sign up?
- It’s 100% free.
- It covers services private insurance might exclude.
- It can act as your child’s main insurance.

To qualify, a child must have: A diagnosed physical or mental health issue. An issue lasting at least one year. Limitations in daily activities compared to peers.

Apply online at www.compass.state.pa.us!
3 months ago, Wilson School District
Pennsylvania Medicaid for Children with Disabilities Medicaid, also known as Medical Assistance in Pennsylvania, is a state and federal program providing comprehensive health coverage A child with a disability or developmental delay may qualify for Medical Assistance through two main paths: Family Income: The family's income is at or below the limits for traditional Medicaid categories. For example, a family of four with children older than one may qualify with an income of up to $41,400 to $48,600 per year. Disability Programs: The child qualifies through specific programs, such as the Medicaid for Children with Special Needs (PH95), even if the family income is above the traditional limits. Who Qualifies? Why sign up if I have other insurance? Medical Assistance is 100% free and can work in conjunction with any private health insurance you already have. It is highly beneficial because it can: Act as your child's main insurance Help cover costs that your private insurance does not pay Cover co-pays and deductibles Pay for services or prescriptions that your private plan excludes Does My Child With Disabilities Qualify? Many children with disabilities or developmental delays can qualify for Medical Assistance, even if the family income is above the income limit. To qualify, a child must have: A diagnosed physical or mental health issue An issue that lasts at least a year Limitations that make it hard for them to do what other kids their age can do
What services are covered? Medical Assistance covers a wide range of health and mental health services for kids under 21. This means your child can get the care they need without worrying about costs. Medical Assistance can be your child's main insurance or help cover what other insurances don’t. Some services covered include: Mental Health Services In-Home Care Diapers (for kids 3 and older) Nutritional Supplements Prescriptions In-Home Nursing Physical Therapy Occupational Therapy Speech Therapy And more… There’s also the Pennsylvania Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP), which covers children and teens in families with incomes above Medical Assistance income limits How to Apply To learn more or sign up for Medicaid, contact: Online: Visit www.compass.state.pa.us Phone: Call the statewide customer service center at 1-877-395-8930 (or 215-560-7226 in Philadelphia) to speak with a representative. In-Person: Visit your local CAO office TTY/TTD users can call 1(800)451-5886 What documentation do I need to submit with the application? Documentation of the disability, such as an Individualized Education Program (IEP), School Age Evaluation Report, or A Mental Health facility discharge report.
This past Saturday, Wilson High School students Kevin Ding, Emma Seidel, and Abigail Underwood performed with the PMEA District 10 Orchestra at Bethlehem Catholic High School. Kevin qualified to move on to Northeast Region Orchestra in February. Congratulations to these three accomplished musicians on their hard work and achievements! #WilsonSD
3 months ago, Wilson School District
students with instruments
Last month, the Cyber Security Club traveled to Washington, D.C. to compete in the SANS NetWars Competition. During the event, teams tackled hands-on challenges based on real-world cybersecurity scenarios. Wilson’s Cyber Security Club stood out as the only group of high school students competing against teams of industry professionals. Despite the tough competition, the team earned an impressive third-place finish out of 17 teams in the highest division. Congratulations, Bulldogs! #BulldogProud #WilsonSD
3 months ago, Wilson School District
cybersecurity club
Today, Whitfield students took part in the Hour of Code, a global movement that encourages students to build computer programming skills. It was a great day of learning as students, staff, and community members came together to explore computer science through hands-on activities. Thank you to Penn State Berks FIERCE (Futures in Engineering: Role Models Can Empower) students and Slapshot for joining us and being part of the fun!#WilsonSD

3 months ago, Wilson School District
students working together
student using coding robot
student and teacher with mascot slapshot
students stepping on numbers on gym floor
students with penn state student
students working with penn state students
student with mascot slapshot
student working on maze coding
student indepedently working with coding
In honor of the school board's commitment to our students, schools, and communities, January is once again designated School Board Recognition Month.

School directors, who are unpaid, devote countless hours to the challenging and complex responsibilities of board business, including adopting policy, voting on budgets, evaluating school security issues, and reviewing hiring decisions.

Mr. Brad Hart, Ms. Lupe Kasper, Dr. Amy Kennedy, Ms. Steph Kocher, Mr. Bernard McCree, Mr. Sean McCrae, Ms. Jennifer Denny, Ms. Kat Royer and Mr. Bob Schneider are among the more than 850 school board members in the state’s 171 local school districts being recognized this month for their service.

We thank these locally elected officials for their service to our community! #WilsonSD
3 months ago, Wilson School District
school board members
Last month, two teams of elementary students participated in the Keystone Competition at the BCIU. A team of 4th-grade students from Cornwall Terrace and a team of 3rd-grade students from Shiloh Hills collaborated to tackle a real-world challenge, design an innovative solution, and showcase their idea to judges. This completion was a fun, hands-on experience for the students to showcase their creativity and problem-solving skills. Congratulations to both teams on a successful competition! #WilsonSD #ProfileofaGraduate #FutureReadyGrads
3 months ago, Wilson School District
students doing superhero poses
students building as a team
student cutting through cardboard
students smiling for picture in red shirt
Students sitting around a table writing
students in front of welcome sign
Join us in continuing a beloved Wilson tradition by participating in our Valentines for Vets community service project. This initiative collects handmade Valentines to honor the Veterans at the Coatesville and Lebanon Valley Veteran Hospitals who have selflessly served to protect our freedoms. Your participation sends a meaningful message of gratitude and goodwill to the men and women who have given so much for our country.

Please deliver your Valentines to Pamela VanOstenbridge at Cornwall Terrace Elementary School (3100 Iroquois Avenue, Sinking Spring) by Thursday, February 5th.

Questions? Feel free to email Pamela at vanpam@share.wilsonsd.org. Thank you for your kindness and participation!
3 months ago, Wilson School District
Join us in continuing a beloved Wilson tradition by participating in our Valentines for Vets community service project. This initiative collects handmade Valentines to honor the Veterans at the Coatesville and Lebanon Valley Veteran Hospitals who have selflessly served to protect our freedoms. Your participation sends a meaningful message of gratitude and goodwill to the men and women who have given so much for our country. We welcome Valentines from everyone—students, families, and community organizations like Scouts, sports teams, and local clubs. Please feel free to share this opportunity with your friends and neighbors! How to Participate: Simply design, decorate, and write your Valentines—the more, the better! The hospitals have shared a few special requests: • Glitter/Sequins: Please use these sparingly. • Languages: Valentines in different languages are highly encouraged! Please deliver your Valentines to Pamela VanOstenbridge at Cornwall Terrace Elementary School (3100 Iroquois Avenue, Sinking Spring) by Thursday, February 5th. Questions? Feel free to email Pamela at vanpam@share.wilsonsd.org. Thank you for your kindness and participation!
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
3 months 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.
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
3 months 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

3 months 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
3 months ago, Wilson School District
No school 1/19