Woodrow Wilson Middle School
Rebecca Wright, Executive Principal | 8:40am-3:10pm | (814) 874-6600
Your Voice Matters!
Every family brings a unique perspective on what school life is really like. The School Climate Survey is your chance to share how welcome, supported, and connected you feel as a partner in your child’s education. The survey is completely anonymous, so please share openly and honestly.
Your feedback directly shapes our work to strengthen school-family partnerships and advance Priority 3 of our District Strategic Plan: Well-Being & Safety, with a focus on well-being, safety, belonging, and learning.
Together, we can build school communities where every student and family feels welcomed, valued, and supported. Thank you for helping us grow!
Please complete the Families School Climate Survey through ParentSquare by Friday, October 23.
#buildingexcellencetogether2
Every family brings a unique perspective on what school life is really like. The School Climate Survey is your chance to share how welcome, supported, and connected you feel as a partner in your child’s education. The survey is completely anonymous, so please share openly and honestly.
Your feedback directly shapes our work to strengthen school-family partnerships and advance Priority 3 of our District Strategic Plan: Well-Being & Safety, with a focus on well-being, safety, belonging, and learning.
Together, we can build school communities where every student and family feels welcomed, valued, and supported. Thank you for helping us grow!
Please complete the Families School Climate Survey through ParentSquare by Friday, October 23.
#buildingexcellencetogether2
Join Erie's Public Schools for a fun-filled community celebration of connection, fun, and empowerment of the young girls in our district on Sunday, October 11, from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM at Biletnikoff Field!🎉
This event is part of our district’s Building Excellence Together Weekend, held in partnership with the Jefferson Educational Society's Global Summit XVIII. While our students are busy with service projects on Saturday and a select group attends a conversation with Michelle Obama on Monday, Sunday is all about bringing our families together!
Event Details:
Date: Sunday, October 11
Time: 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM (Empowerment Walk begins at 3:15 PM)
Location: Biletnikoff Field (finishing at the EPS Admin Building, 1910 Sassafras St., via an accessible route)
Admission & Activities: 100% Free for all EPS families!
What’s in Store:
- Fun family photo booth & bounce house
- Balloon headbands and wristlets provided by The Brown Clowns
- Music, refreshments, and community resource tables
- Inspiring remarks from local female leaders
An Empowerment Walk celebrating girl power, health, and wellness at 3:15 PM
Bring the whole family out to show support for our girls and the bright future we are building together. We can't wait to see you there! 💜
You can make a difference.
This September, during Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, Erie's Public Schools is reminding our whole community: a mental health crisis deserves the same response as any other emergency. You don't need to be a therapist — you just need to notice, reach out, and get help.
A.C.T. if you're worried about someone:
Ask — Start the conversation. Be direct, and listen without judgment.
Care — Show you care. Stay close and keep them connected.
Tell — Bring in a trusted adult or trained professional.
If you or someone you know is struggling, help is always available: 📞 Call or text 988 — free, confidential, 24/7 📱 Safe2Say Something: 1-844-SAF2SAY ☎️ Erie Crisis Line: 814-456-2014 🏫 Talk to a school counselor, mental health specialist, or any trusted staff member
In immediate danger? Call 911.
Every student, every day. We're in this together. #SuicidePreventionMonth #EriesPublicSchools
This September, during Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, Erie's Public Schools is reminding our whole community: a mental health crisis deserves the same response as any other emergency. You don't need to be a therapist — you just need to notice, reach out, and get help.
A.C.T. if you're worried about someone:
Ask — Start the conversation. Be direct, and listen without judgment.
Care — Show you care. Stay close and keep them connected.
Tell — Bring in a trusted adult or trained professional.
If you or someone you know is struggling, help is always available: 📞 Call or text 988 — free, confidential, 24/7 📱 Safe2Say Something: 1-844-SAF2SAY ☎️ Erie Crisis Line: 814-456-2014 🏫 Talk to a school counselor, mental health specialist, or any trusted staff member
In immediate danger? Call 911.
Every student, every day. We're in this together. #SuicidePreventionMonth #EriesPublicSchools
EPS families,
Throughout the year, a number of school events, programs, and classroom lessons take place that are of interest to both school district media (cable channel, website, school newsletters, etc.) and regional print and broadcast media (newspapers, television, radio, etc.) During these activities, students and staff may be photographed or interviewed to increase public awareness of our school and/or individual student accomplishments. If you DO NOT want your children to be photographed, videotaped or interviewed, please complete and return the 2026-2027 Media Opt-Out Form available at your child’s school.
You can also find and print the form, available in English and other languages, at https://www.eriesd.org/page/optout
Than k you!
Throughout the year, a number of school events, programs, and classroom lessons take place that are of interest to both school district media (cable channel, website, school newsletters, etc.) and regional print and broadcast media (newspapers, television, radio, etc.) During these activities, students and staff may be photographed or interviewed to increase public awareness of our school and/or individual student accomplishments. If you DO NOT want your children to be photographed, videotaped or interviewed, please complete and return the 2026-2027 Media Opt-Out Form available at your child’s school.
You can also find and print the form, available in English and other languages, at https://www.eriesd.org/page/optout
Than k you!
HOT OFF THE PRESSES: Our Family Information Guide is now available at eriesd.org/familyguide. The guide includes helpful information about school bell times, transportation, health policies and more. Take a few minutes to read to help ensure that you and your children kick off the 2026-27 school year right!
Open House will be held on Wednesday, August 19th from 6-8pm.
Hello Wilson Families! We are just three weeks away from National Night Out! We hope you will plan on joining us at the Mercy Center for Women on August 4th for some free family fun, community resources, and giveaways. It's also a great day to make sure our 7th grade students are up to date on their vaccines. Check out the fliers below for more info.
Wilson's last School-Wide PBIS event of the year is here... It's time for Carnival! This event will take place during the school day just like our previous quarterly events. Students can "purchase" a ticket with their PBIS points this week if they would like to attend. Their ticket includes access to lawn games, face paint, an inflatable obstacle course, and more.
Students may also purchase tickets to dunk their favorite teacher or buy additional snacks. These items can be purchased with PBIS points or cash at the event. Please email efoessett@eriesd.org with any questions!
Students may also purchase tickets to dunk their favorite teacher or buy additional snacks. These items can be purchased with PBIS points or cash at the event. Please email efoessett@eriesd.org with any questions!
Congratulations to our boys and girls soccer teams and their coaches on a great season!
The girls soccer team played SV on Tuesday in the middle school championship game. They fought hard in a competitive match but came up short 2-1. The team should be commended for a great season and for the tremendous growth, teamwork, and talent they demonstrated throughout the year.
The boys soccer team also faced SV in the championship game and earned a 5-0 victory to win the middle school championship. Pictured is the team with the championship trophy they worked so hard to earn.
Congratulations to all players and coaches on a successful season!
The girls soccer team played SV on Tuesday in the middle school championship game. They fought hard in a competitive match but came up short 2-1. The team should be commended for a great season and for the tremendous growth, teamwork, and talent they demonstrated throughout the year.
The boys soccer team also faced SV in the championship game and earned a 5-0 victory to win the middle school championship. Pictured is the team with the championship trophy they worked so hard to earn.
Congratulations to all players and coaches on a successful season!
Please join us in wishing Mrs. Wright, Mr. Munson, Ms. Tonelli, and Mr. Brinson a HAPPY PRINCIPAL APPRECIATION DAY!!!
These four amazing people show up every day with unmatched dedication and heart for our students, staff, and families. Their jobs are far from easy but Wilson is a better place because of them!
From the entire Wilson family: THANK YOU for all you do!
These four amazing people show up every day with unmatched dedication and heart for our students, staff, and families. Their jobs are far from easy but Wilson is a better place because of them!
From the entire Wilson family: THANK YOU for all you do!
Calling all future Presidents! We cannot wait to meet our incoming 6th grade class during move up week! Please note that these visits will take place during the school day. If you or your student have any questions, please don't hesitate to reach out.
This week we celebrated Administrative Professionals Day and it just so happens that Wilson has some of the very best in the district! Please join us in thanking Ms. Dunn, Mr. Danny, and Ms. Graham for all they do. Wilson's front office is a welcoming place (often full of laughter) because of you! We cannot thank you enough!
Please join us in congratulating Ibrahim Abo Aless, Ahmad Al Khawaldeh, and Metaeus Mooney-Hughes! Last night, each of these young men received Bravo Awards at the EPS Board Meeting for going above and beyond!
Staying after class to help teachers, genuine kindness, responsibility, effort, leadership… just a few of the qualities listed in their nominations. Thank you for role modeling what it means to be a Wilson President! 👏 We are so proud of each one of you!
Staying after class to help teachers, genuine kindness, responsibility, effort, leadership… just a few of the qualities listed in their nominations. Thank you for role modeling what it means to be a Wilson President! 👏 We are so proud of each one of you!
We are just one week away from the start of PSSA testing! Please see below for some important reminders.
Monday, April 13 is the LAST DAY to order your Yearbook! Use link: https://ybpay.lifetouch.com/Order/SelectJob (Code 14549526) to order. Please reach out to scarolus@eriesd.org with any questions.
Pop Luck Wilson Fundraising Alert!
Sports announcements:
Track practice will be held on Wednesday (4/8) and Friday (4/9) from 4-5:30 at East Middle School. Please reach out to monsantodavis@eriesd.org with any questions.
6th Grade Boys' Soccer is cancelled today (4/7).
7th and 8th Grade Boys' and Girls' soccer is cancelled today (4/7). Girls 7th and 8th grade tryouts will be held tomorrow (4/8) from 3:30-5pm. Please reach out to mgrochulski@eriesd.org with any questions.
Activity Bus schedule is linked below. Please reach out to aeasterling@eriesd.org with any questions.
Track practice will be held on Wednesday (4/8) and Friday (4/9) from 4-5:30 at East Middle School. Please reach out to monsantodavis@eriesd.org with any questions.
6th Grade Boys' Soccer is cancelled today (4/7).
7th and 8th Grade Boys' and Girls' soccer is cancelled today (4/7). Girls 7th and 8th grade tryouts will be held tomorrow (4/8) from 3:30-5pm. Please reach out to mgrochulski@eriesd.org with any questions.
Activity Bus schedule is linked below. Please reach out to aeasterling@eriesd.org with any questions.
Attention 7/8 grade girls!!
State testing for 6, 7, and 8 grade from April 20 - May 1.