Next year’s budget eliminates a full-time librarian position from the Wilson staff, but the change is receiving pushback. Pamela Gardner has been Wilson’s librarian for 15 years. Aside from her...

The graduation ceremony for the Class of 2021 will be in-person at Audi Field on June 22 at 10 a.m.  On March 31, DC Health granted Wilson permission to host the event in-person. According to 12th...

The Student Advisory Committee (SAC) has continued to meet virtually this year to address the mental health and educational concerns created by the online learning environment.  Founded by former state...

The virtual course selection process for the 2021-22 school year has been completed. Through the Canvas Global Announcement feature, students received a link to the course request page on the Wilson...

For the second year in the row, PARCC testing has been cancelled for DCPS Students. The Office of the State Superintendent of Education (OSSE) requested a one-year waiver to the annual testing requirements....

DCPS has proposed to rename Woodrow Wilson High School after August Wilson. Many support August Wilson, a distinguished Black playwright, as the new namesake because it allows for the school to still...

Wilson is using around $180,000 from President Biden’s COVID-19 relief package to develop a Summer Acceleration Academy. The Academy offers a two-week in-person program that offers classes created...

Wilson’s annual budget only increased by one and a half percent, resulting in a $1 million deficit for the upcoming school year. The change resulted in Principal Kimberly Martin cutting three non-instructional...

Through a partnership with Children’s National Hospital (CNH), over 3,200 DCPS employees are now fully vaccinated.  Over 6,500 doses of the Pfizer vaccine were set aside from DCPS’s vaccination...

The DC Council has dissolved the Education Committee, a decision that has come under criticism from The Washington Teachers Union (WTU) and the Action Network.  Council Chairman Phil Mendelson and...

Minorities in AP (MAP) is returning to Wilson after being discontinued a few years ago. The program encourages inclusivity and equity in advanced courses by offering peer tutoring for all students, specifically...

DCPS high school students will continue to follow a 4x4 schedule in the upcoming school year. However, Wednesdays will no longer be asynchronous.  DCPS mandated the continuation of the 4x4 schedule...