Wilson School District

The Wilson School District is home to over 5700 students from several communities (including the Township of Spring, West Lawn, Sinking Spring, Lower Heidelberg, and a portion of Wyomissing) and 1099 faculty/staff members. Located in West Lawn, Pennsylvania, the district is nicknamed "Home of the Bulldogs".

The school district serves students in eight elementary schools, two junior high schools, and one high school.

Throughout its history, Wilson athletics has incorporated educational athletics into its curriculum, as a vehicle to teach life lessons related to the promotion of sportsmanship and character development. Recognizing the many challenges facing modern day interscholastic athletics, Wilson athletics adopted the Pursuing Victory With Honor program in 2003 to assist all invested parties in maintaining and promoting the integrity and educational value of Wilson athletics. Through the framework of the "Six Pillars of Character," Wilson athletics strives to teach, enforce, advocate and model positive sportsmanship and character development within the Wilson athletic teams.

Contents 1 Schools 1.1 Elementary schools 1.2 Secondary schools 1.3 High schools 2 School bus fleet 2.1 Regular route buses 2.2 Spare buses 2.3 Mini buses 3 References 4 External links

Schools

Elementary schools

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• Shiloh Hills
• Green Valley
• Spring Ridge

Secondary schools

• Wilson West Middle School
• Wilson Southern Middle School

High schools

• Wilson Sr. High

Wilson High School now consists of two buildings. The Lower House and Upper House are the two buildings that now make up Wilson High School.

School bus fleet

Wilson operates a fleet of 57 buses, including long buses, short buses, and minibuses, with a fleet age as old as 1993.

Regular route buses

• 2000: Bus 23 - a 39-passenger Blue Bird CV200 on International 3800 chassis, equipped w/wheelchair lift
• 2002: 2 66-passenger Thomas Conventionals on Freightliner FS-65 chassis (Bus 3 and 33)
• 2003: 2 72-passenger Blue Bird CV200s on Chevrolet chassis (Bus 9 and 36)
• 2004: 2 72-passenger Blue Bird Visions (Bus 28 and 37)
• 2005: 2 72-passenger Blue Bird Visions (Bus 1 and 34)
• 2006: 3 72-passenger Blue Bird Visions (Bus 16, 21, and 22) and 1 48-passenger Blue Bird Vision equipped w/wheelchair lift (Bus 38)
• 2007: 4 72-passenger Blue Bird Visions (Bus 39, 40, 41, and 42)
• 2008: 3 72-passenger Blue Bird Visions (Bus 12, 45, and 47)
• 2009: 4 72-passenger Blue Bird Visions (Bus 6, 20, 30, and 31)
• 2010: 4 72-passenger Blue Bird Visions (Bus 5, 17, 18, and 24)
• 2011: 7 72-passenger Blue Bird Visions (Bus 2, 4, 11, 26, 49, 53, and 54) and 1 54-passenger Blue Bird Vision equipped w/wheelchair lift (Bus 59)
• 2012: 3 72-passenger Blue Bird Visions (Bus 14, 19, and 29)

Spare buses

• 1993: Bus 13 - a 72-passenger Blue Bird CV200 on International 3700 chassis
• 1994: Bus 7 - a 48-passenger Blue Bird CV200 on GMC chassis, equipped w/wheelchair lift. Rear section has no seats.
• 1997: Bus 35 - a 72-passenger Blue Bird CV200 on GMC chassis
• 1998: 2 72-passenger Blue Bird CV200s on GMC chassis (Bus 8 and 10)
• 1999: Bus 25 - a 72-passenger Blue Bird CV200 on GMC chassis
• 2001: 3 66-passenger Thomas Conventionals on Freightliner FS-65 chassis (Bus 15, 27, and 32)

Mini buses

• 2004: Bus 43 - a Blue Bird Micro Bird on Chevrolet chassis
• 2005: 2 Blue Bird Micro Birds on Chevrolet chassis (Bus 44 and 46)
• 2008: Bus 48 - a Blue Bird Micro Bird on Chevrolet chassis
• 2009: 1 U.S. Bus on Chevrolet chassis (Bus 50) and 1 Blue Bird Micro Bird on Chevrolet chassis (Bus 51)
• 2010: Bus 52 - a Blue Bird Micro Bird on Chevrolet chassis
• 2012: 2 Blue Bird Micro Birds on Chevrolet chassis (Bus 80 and 81)

Bus 46, 50, 80, and 81 are equipped with wheelchair lifts.

References

External links

• Wilson School website