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Woodrow Wilson Middle School
2009 - 2010 School Year

Quick Calendar  Click for Details Feb.15-19: Winter Recess Feb.25:  Professional Development Day (1/2 day) Mar.18:  Professional Development Day (1/2 day) Mar.25,26,27: WWMS Musical "Seussical" Apr. 2:  Good Friday (no school) Apr.12-16: Spring Break Apr.22:  Professional Development Day (1/2 day) May 20: Professional Development Day (1/2 day) May 21: Spring Dance May 31: Memorial Day (no school) Downloads (PDF): » Lunch Menu (February) » H1N1 info from CT Dept of Public Health » H1N1 – Superintendent's Letter » Parent Resource Guide » Food Service Point-of-Sale Payment Form PTO News: » Next meeting is Feb. 24 @ 6:30 PM, Library » Please sign up for PTO e-mail notifications,    (even if you signed up last year). NewsBlog: » December Citizens of the Month (new) » WWMS Students Join in White Out Night » MHS Course Selection info for WWMS 8th Grd

Woodrow Wilson Middle School, named in honor of Woodrow Wilson, former professor at Wesleyan University in Middletown, Connecticut, and the 28th President of the United States, was designated in 1931 as part of a junior-senior high complex on Hunting Hill Avenue.

Wilson Middle School is committed to providing many rich opportunities for personal growth as students navigate through passage from childhood to adolescence, from elementary to high school.  At Wilson Middle School, every child will have an opportunity to excel.  Our excellent grade 7-8 school leverages the benefits of team teaching, interdisciplinary and differentiated instruction to best serve the unique educational, social, emotional, physical and mental health wellness needs of our students.

Our school goals at WWMS will continue to focus on data-based decision making that change classroom instruction to improve achievement for every student and developing a caring and safe school community of learners.

At Woodrow Wilson Middle School, education is more than just teaching.  Education involves nourishing, caring, demonstrating, communicating and growing.  By implementing these characteristics into our educational program, our teachers develop the whole student.

Our staff is dedicated to improving the educational program for all our students.  We are continually at work upgrading our programs to enhance our students' ability to reach mastery on all state and local assessments.

We hope you enjoy the Woodrow Wilson Middle School website.  Parents are always welcomed to our school; please feel free to contact me at any time.

Sincerely,

Gene P. Nocera, Ph.D.

Principal