Wyomissing AreaSchool District

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30TH is now a REGULAR SCHOOL DAY. Wednesday, October 28th is now K-12 Early Dismissal for students and ACT 80 day (professional development) for teachers. Please note this important calendar change.

Currently, the September 26, 2020 and October 3, 2020 SAT's scheduled to be held at Wyomissing Area High School will proceed as planned. If circumstances change that require the cancellation of the test, the closure will be posted on the Wyomissing Area School District website and the College Board website. Since conditions continue to change quickly during the pandemic, it is recommended that students/ parents check frequently for test center updates.

Currently, the August 29, 2020 SAT scheduled to be held at Wyomissing Area High School will proceed as planned. If circumstances change that require the cancellation of the test, the closure will be posted on the Wyomissing Area School District website and the College Board website. Since conditions continue to change quickly during the pandemic, it is recommended that students/ parents check frequently for test center updates.

Public Notice for School Board Meeting August 10, 2020

The 2020 All Sports Banquet video recording is available below. Enjoy!

In compliance with Governor Tom Wolf’s order, the upcoming May 2020, School Board Meetings will be conducted virtually using Zoom.

In compliance with Governor Tom Wolf’s order, the upcoming May 2020, School Board Meetings will be conducted virtually using Zoom.

In compliance with Governor Tom Wolf’s order, the upcoming April 2020, School Board Meetings will be conducted virtually using Zoom.

In compliance with Governor Tom Wolf’s order, the upcoming March 23, 2020, School Board Business Meeting will be conducted virtually using Zoom at 6:00 pm.

Per the recent school closures due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19), free school breakfast and lunch will be made available to all students of the Wyomissing Area School District, starting Tuesday, March 17, 2020. Meals will be made available Monday through Friday during school closures (no meals on weekends). Grab and Go meals will be offered at each school between 11 am and 12:30 pm.

The Wyomissing Area School District will be participating in the Department of Education of 2020 Pennsylvania School Climate Survey. We will asking for participation from students, employees, and parents/guardians.

Students who achieve top scores on the PSAT/NMSQT standardized tests in their junior year have the opportunity to receive recognition from the National Merit Scholarship Program.

Earlier this year, freshman Benjamin Zobian represented Wyomissing Area at the Scripps National Spelling Bee in Washington, DC for the second year in a row.

The WASD is excited to be participating in the Pennsylvania Youth Survey (“PAYS”) this fall. PAYS is a prevention-focused survey that is administered every other year to youth in grades 6, 8, 10, and 12 throughout Pennsylvania.

After years of writing, illustrating, and revising, Dr. Corbett Babb, WREC Principal, and Mr. Michael Miller, WREC and JSHS art teacher, celebrated the publishing of their book Melody’s Gift on September 20. WAEF honored the pair at a book launch celebration for district staff, faculty members, and WAEF board members at the home of the Carlino family in Wyomissing. In addition to a night of fun and food, each attendant received a signed copy of the book.

This year, numerous new teachers joined the Wyomissing Area faculty as we said goodbye to retirees Nancylee Schlegel, Rose Sneeringer, Susan Derr, Sharon Luyben, and Mark Flannery. We will miss each of these teachers greatly, but are excited to welcome and get to know our new teachers!

Girls on the Run is a 10-week positive youth development program for girls in grades 3-8 that incorporate running. At the end of the program, participating girls run or walk in a 5K event.

During Wyomissing Area Senior High’s 95th commencement ceremony, 150 graduates received their diplomas on Friday, June 7, at the Scottish Rite Cathedral. Student speakers included Valedictorian Joanna Helm, Salutatorian Benjamin Chen, President of the Class of 2019, Fanny Ortiz, Class Secretary, Grace Gleason, Class Treasurer, Mia Huber, and Class Vice President, Samantha Zechman.

Celebrating the Class of 2019 During Wyomissing Area Senior High’s 95th commencement ceremony, 150 graduates received their diplomas on Friday, June 7, at the Scottish Rite Cathedral. Student speakers included Valedictorian Joanna Helm, Salutatorian Benjamin Chen, President of the Class of 2019, Fanny Ortiz, Class Secretary, Grace Gleason, Class Treasurer, Mia Huber, and Class Vice President, Samantha Zechman. Joanne Helm addressed her peers, “Let us all remember to start each day with grateful hearts and let us go into this exciting new chapter with a voracious will to live.” Benjamin Chen shared, "This class has been one of the most passionate and caring in Wyomissing Area history. Passion is what I find best defines this group of individuals. Our deeper exploration in subjects outside what is taught in class allows us to find our true interests and go beyond." Grace Gleason recalled advice from her parents, "Remember who you are and what you represent." "The Class of 2019 will be remembered for its commitment, dedication, and excellence in academics, athletics, the arts and community service," said Dr. Corey Jones, principal. "It was truly a pleasure to have them and their families in our building and community." Senior Spotlight - Trevor Beane Trevor Beane will continue his education at the Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology, majoring in Electrical Technology. He was inspired to pursue this education by the Berks Career & Technology Center. Trevor will also play football in college.

Join us on Tuesday, April 9th, 2019. 4:00pm - 9:32pm, for 2019 All Sports Awards Committee - Fund Raising Event at Yogo Crazy.

We are experiencing additional issues with our water service this morning. Based on these issues we cannot hold classes at Wyomissing Hills Elementary Center for a full day.

Last night we learned that there was issues with water service in the area around Wyomissing Hills. We are pleased to share that Wyomissing Hills Elementary School has water service and will operate on a regular schedule today. The school’s water is not approved to drink currently so we will have bottled water available for students and staff.

Water service has returned and WHEC will operate on a regular schedule on October 12, 2018.  The boil water advisory remains in effect so students and staff will have access to bottled water to drink.  Students may also bring bottled water or  a small thermos of water to school as well.

We are excited to announce the availability of the of the Wyomissing Area School District 2019-2022 Comprehensive Plan Draft.

With a clear blue sky as the backdrop, this year’s athletes proudly displayed their school’s banner as they made their way down the track at Flannery Field to open the 2018 Spartan Challenge.

When walking around Berks County, if you look carefully, you just might find a rock colorfully painted with whimsical pictures or with inspirational words carefully hiding in plain view. It is likely that the painter was a student in the Wyomissing Area School District, and that written on the back of the rock will be either “Berks County Rocks” or “The Kindness Rocks Project.”