An estimated 395 students returned to Wilson for in-person learning for the first time in almost one year.  According to Data Coordinator Joseph Bellino, about 600 students of the total enrollment...

As Wilson students attend in-person learning (IPL), there are several measures being taken in order to ensure that safety is being prioritized.  Each DC Public School was given a COVID-19 Operations...

Wilson’s hybrid learning plan gives families the option to either volunteer for an in-person seat through contacting guidance counselors, or accept an invitation from teachers. Students may decide to...

About two hundred and thirty-five students began in-person learning, one day per week for a half-day, on February 2. Some Wilson staff members have concerns regarding the safety and equity of the plan.  In...

Wilson is currently in the process of receiving their designation of becoming an official No Place for Hate School, joining a national program to encourage inclusivity and diversity. Wilson pledges to...

DCPS has waived the graduation requirement of 100 community service hours for the class of 2021. The decision stems from concerns about students being able to safely complete the required hours. Typically,...

Mayor Muriel Bowser and DCPS Chancellor Lewis Ferebee have picked a new name for Woodrow Wilson High School. They are set to announce their decision in the coming days.  After promising a name by the...

At 12:15 PM on Wednesday, January 6, President Trump called for a march on the Capitol. At 12:49 PM, bomb threats were reported on the National Mall. At 2:11 PM, rioters broke in on the West side of the...

Wilson’s new name is up for debate. Although many stakeholders support the renaming, there are conflicting views on what the criteria for the new name should be. Principal Kimberly Martin was one...

Principal Kimberly Martin’s reopening plan is under review for approval by DCPS central office. At least 500 students, a combination of at-risk populations and volunteers, are set to return to school...

DCPS pushed the in-person return date for elementary schools to February 1 following a teacher “mental health day,” on November 2.  On November 2, DCPS Chancellor Lewis Ferebee sent an email to...

DC Public Schools have been awarded a 5 year $16 million grant to improve literacy among students. The grant is intended to help children who have disabilities, are learning English or are financially...