|  Welcome to Wilson Public Schools
The Wilson Public School District is a growing school district in the town of Wilson, Oklahoma, located in south-central Oklahoma in Carter County and serves the town of Wilson with a population of 1,600 people. The school district operates 4 school sites: 1 Pre-K Early Childhood Center, 1 Elementary School (1-5), 1 Middle School (6-8), and 1 High School which also offers an alternative education program (9-12), with a total district student enrollment of 540 students, served by 44 certified staff and 26 support personnel. Our school district has a very active and supportive PTVO group that supports our teachers, as well as active and supportive booster clubs including the All Sports, Ag-Ed, and Band booster clubs. Our school district also works with our local business community, Chamber of Commerce, churches, and Rotary Club. In addition to our school sites, our campus also includes an administrative building which houses our administrative offices, technology department, and shipping and receiving, a community swimming pool, tennis courts, a community storm shelter/safe room/ indoor elementary PE building, Skinny Stewart Football Stadium, a baseball stadium with a new indoor practice facility, softball stadium with new concession stand/restrooms, t-ball fields, two playgrounds, Ag-Ed shop and Ag -Ed Show Barn, transportation yard, and an all-purpose gymnasium, with new locker rooms. A cafeteria/auditorium is located in the elementary school. A new football fieldhouse was completed and opened in August of 2009. Construction on our new cafetorium has started and is scheduled to be completed and ready for students in the 2010-2011 school year. When completed it will seat over 500 for programs, assemblies, concerts, plays, community events, and indoor graduation ceremonies if needed. We will also be able to seat over 200 students at once for breakfast or lunch. Extra curricular activities include football, cross country track, basketball, baseball, fast pitch and slow pitch softball,golf, Academic teams,Student Council, Band, Indian Art and JOM activities, FFA, 4-H, FCA,Yearbook Staff, and Beta Club. Wilson Public Schools is proud to be recognized as a 24/7 Tobacco-Free School District. Wilson Early Childhood Center/ Wilson Elementary School was recognized in 2009 as a Model School by Great Expectations in the state of Oklahoma! Wilson Public Schools has also been awarded a $25,000 grant for school security upgrades and was one of only 10 schools in the state to receive this grant, installing new security cameras and recorders in all of our academic buildings. Wilson Public Schools recently received a $10,000 grant and has upgraded our baseball facilties. On September 8, 2009, the voters of the District overwhelmingly approved two school building bond issues to meet the needs of our students. The first issue for $5,390,000 was approved by 77% of the voters to build a new gymnasium, install new metal roofs on both the Middle School and Elementary School, and build a new Agriculture Education classroom and computer lab. When completed, the new gymnasium will seat over 1000 people in seat back chairs, have a suspended scoreboard, a glassed-in concession/lobby area allowing fans to watch the game from the concession /lobby area, and have an F-5 rated community storm shelter which will protect over 1000 people. The second issue for $160,000 was approved by 81% of the voters to purchase two new buses for the District. Construction is scheduled to begin in the Summer of 2010. Wilson Public Schools is a great place to learn to prepare for the future! Wilson Public Schools- Expect Excellence!
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It is the policy of Wilson Public Schools, District I-43, not to discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, ot age in its programs, services, and activities as required by Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, and the Age Discrimination Act of 1975.Wilson Public Schools, 1860 Hewitt Road, Wilson, OK 73463 (580) 668-2306Congratulations to all of our Ag-Ed students who placed at the Carter County Jr. Livestock Show! Swine:Samantha Tooley- 3rd Place York, 6th Place Hamp, 8th Cross, Ty Tooley-6th Place Cross,6th Place Duroc, 5th Place Hamp, Ty Hartman-4th Place Hamp, 2nd Place Hamp, Rachel Shores-2nd Place Cross, 3rd Place Cross, Britney Roberts-6th Place Hamp, 5th Place Cross, Logan Hartman-4th Place Hamp, Brittley Hartman- 4th Place Cross, Kyle Nipp-2nd Place Cross, 4th Place Hamp, Jacob Hickman-1st Place Hamp, 4th Place Cross, 1st Place York, Russell Vandeventer-5th Place Duroc, Justin Marshall-3rd Place Duroc, 4th Place Duroc, 1st Place Poland, Ty Thoroughman-6th Place Cross, 2nd Place Spot, 3rd Place Hamp, Kassidy Morse-6th Place Hamp, Kaylee Morse-3rd Place Duroc, Payton Stearns-7th Place Hamp, Joey Stearns-6th Place Cross, Cassidy Whatley-6th Place Cross, Josh Eiler-7th Place Duroc, 6th Place Hamp, Macy Eiler-3rd Place Cross, 2nd Place Cross, Cheyenne Nipp-2nd Place Chester Goats:Cheyenne Nipp-1st in class 1, Chelsey Nipp-4th in class 3, Logan Hartman-3rd in class 5, Cassidy Nipp-2nd in class 6 Livestock: Brittley Hartman-1st Place Grand Steer, Jacob Ayres-1st Place Grand Heifer, 2nd Place in class 2 Heifer, 1st Place in class 1 Heifer, 1st Place in class 5 Steer, 3rd Place in class 6 Steer, Blaze Price-2nd Place Heifer, Won Supreme Showman in Beef, Cody Hartman-3rd Place with Cross Breed Steer, won Reserve Breed Champion British, Ty Tooley-1st Place Cross Breed Steer, 2nd Place Cross Breed Steer, Gabrielle McBride- 2nd Place Heifer, Shelby McBride-4th Place Heifer |
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