West Middle School

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

Students dove into the wonders of space through a cross-curricular science and ELA unit using TEL strategies. They researched planets, constellations, and star patterns, explored astronomy with the Star Lab, and created hands-on constellation models using cups and flashlights. After becoming “experts,” they taught younger students and strengthened their communication skills. They also interviewed NASA robotics engineer Jason Fugate, learning about real-world space missions and future career paths! #WilsonSD

Winter concert season is in full swing! If you have not made it to a concert yet, there is still time!

Visit wilsonsd.org for dates and times. #WilsonSD

Winter sports are officially in full swing! Yesterday, district administrators and school board members stopped by practices to wish our coaches and athletes the very best this season. #WilsonSD

The annual book tree is set up in the library, bringing in the holiday spirit!🎄❤️ #WilsonSD

This week’s #ThrowbackThursday features our incredible marching band! Whether it’s 1987 or 2025, Wilson’s marching band continues to bring the energy! #WilsonSD

A few weeks ago, Grandview Gallery opened “2026 Calendar Tribute to Wilson Schools – Yesterday and Today,” a special fundraiser featuring the work of Roy Snyder. Through each piece, Roy beautifully captures the nostalgia and distinctive architecture of our district, showcased both in the gallery and in the calendar.

Grandview Gallery is proud to partner with Roy in supporting the M.J. Snyder Scholarship and the Wilson Education Foundation.

If you missed the event, get your calendar here: https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/ZD9WLZMCEDF6N

Mrs. Haymaker’s K–2 Autistic Support classroom has officially reopened the Quiet Corner Book Store! Students practiced their communication skills and built confidence by collecting books from staff, organizing the donations, and preparing the store for “opening day.”

Staff members stopped by to shop for new books, exchanging the tickets they earned for each donated book. It was a wonderful learning experience for students and a fun way to share the love of reading! #WilsonSD

The Wilson School District is excited to announce the inaugural year of the Wilson Visual & Performing Arts Hall of Fame!

We are seeking nominations to honor the extraordinary individuals—alumni, educators, and community members—who have made outstanding contributions to the visual and performing arts at Wilson, enriching our schools and the wider community. This Hall of Fame celebrates artistic excellence, creativity, leadership, and lifelong impact in music, theatre, dance, visual art, and related fields.

Click here for more information: https://www.wilsonsd.org/article/2559779

Nominate here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeSuhgOSvHgKwHw548XZTdVn19xkiJdMFIjFaqdfQFKUwletA/viewform

Last week, Southern Middle School held there 2nd annual Mini-THON 8th Grade Powderpuff game! White team won with a final score of 38-34 with the amazing coaching of Coach Leiby and Coach Strause! Such a fun and exciting way for our middle schoolers to support Mini-THON! #WilsonSD

We’re hiring! Join the Bulldog Family and make a difference every day!

We’re looking for passionate educators and paraeducators to support our students across K–12.

Visit wilsonsd.org/employment for more information! #WilsonSD

National Merit honors are determined based on a student's performance on the PSAT. Each year, approximately 1.3 million high school students take the PSAT. Of those, 34,000 or 2.6% of students are named Commended Scholars, and 16,000 or 1.2% are chosen as National Merit Scholar Semifinalists. Congratulations to these four Bulldogs for this fantastic accomplishment!

Receiving National Merit Commendation:
Madison Taylor
Jilin Chen
Brendon Pagolu
Harrison Eck (not pictured)
Emmaline Krocker (not pictured)
Jakob Mochan (not pictured)

Named a National Merit Semifinalist:
Heidi Ding
William Ferenchick

The Wilson Education Association is excited to host their annual Community Closet! This event is open to all community members, and best of all, everything is free! The clothing and toys have been generously donated by our amazing staff of the Wilson School District. See you there! #WilsonSD

Students at Berkshire Heights took part in a special gratitude activity, creating “Thank You” cards for our local first responders ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday. We’re so grateful for all they do! #WilsonSD

Last week, we held Senior Sprint! Senior Sprint is an event for seniors to express their post-graduation plans to a staff member so we, as a district, can find out the students who may need extra guidance. Whether they enter the workforce, college, military, or a gap year, we want to ensure our seniors feel supported in whatever they choose! #WilsonSD #ProfileofaGrad #FutureReadyGraduates

The Autistic Support classes at the High School celebrated their annual Friendsgiving today! The students were treated to a feast thanks to our amazing staff members and peer buddies! #WilsonSD

We’re hiring! Join the Bulldog Family and make a difference every day!

We’re looking for passionate educators and paraeducators to support our students across K–12.

Visit wilsonsd.org/employment for more information! #WilsonSD

Seniors Will Ferenchick and Harrison Eck represented Wilson High School at the 39th Annual Brossman Foundation and Ronald E. Frisbie, Sr. Science Lectureship and Competition, held on Thursday, November 6, 2025, at Millersville University. The duo teamed up to earn second-place honors in the highly competitive event. The annual competition brought together 19 schools from across southeastern Pennsylvania to participate in an advanced science examination. The 100-question exam challenged students with material from introductory college levels and spanned a wide variety of disciplines, including biology, chemistry, computer science, earth sciences, environmental science and sustainability, mathematics, nursing, physics, technology, and the health professions, as well as topics from current science news. Team scores in the competition ranged from 47 to 79 correct responses. In achieving second place, Will and Harrison scored an impressive 78, demonstrating their exceptional knowledge, teamwork, and scientific skill! #WilsonSD

Today our high school cafeteria served a special Thanksgiving meal to kick off the holiday season! Students and staff enjoyed turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, corn, and gravy.

A big thank you to our food services team for preparing such a festive meal! #WilsonSD