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The Wilson Difference

We equip students to engage confidently and creatively for success in school and in life.

Our Mission

To prepare students for success in an ever-changing world, our exceptional educators embrace classic and innovative methods within a nurturing, inclusive, and collaborative environment.

From Our Community

a group of three children with the help of a teacher presenting to the school during an assembly

"The gradual process of getting up in front of the whole school to honor your birthday to staying in line with a classmate by yourself with your older buddy right behind you to prompt you in case you forget, to giving a speech on your own that you wrote to the entire school is so gradual that the children don't even realize they are learning to become poised, confident public speakers."

teacher working with a student

"At Wilson, the teachers know your child well before they become their teacher. Teachers take the time to get acquainted with the character of each child, their academic capabilities and what they need to work on."

Child with a MYMAGO tshirt on during a monthly assembly on our Character Education theme

“We’ve loved seeing how our daughter has embraced each year’s MYMAGO theme and now developed into a responsible first grader. She comes home with so many questions about how the world works and we love how the first grade teachers have nurtured her curiosity and research skills!”

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two students playing chess at a table

At Wilson, we're proud of our academically rigorous program. When our students graduate, they are one to three years ahead of their peers in core subjects. Their test scores and writing skills also set them apart from their secondary school classmates. These are great accomplishments! We know, though, that our students' success -- both in school and in life -- depends on more than excellent preparation. Both experience and research show that our children also need to be socially and emotionally competent if they are going to make their way in the world.

Read More about Soft Skills for Hard Situations
Girls standing at the podium delivering her graduation speech

You knew, of course, that this day would come. On your child's very first day at Wilson, when you walked up the front steps holding her tiny hand, you hoped that this was a place where she would grow, and growing means changing. Learning to read and write (not just in English, but in French, too!), and becoming more independent and resourceful, among so many other things; were the goals.

Read More about No Better Place to Grow Up
 

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