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Native American Heritage Month
Wiss Nation Celebrates Native American Heritage Month

Students will learn about the accomplishments of the people who are the original United States inhabitants, explorers, and settlers.

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Check out What I Learned: Annual Report to the Community

We invite the community to explore our 2024-2025 Annual Report to the Community which spotlights students across the district sharing what they learned via quotes and videos.Through their own words, you’ll see how education isn’t just about memorizing facts—it’s about exploring new ideas, asking big questions, and finding inspiration in unexpected places.

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Congrats to our 2025 Alumni Hall of Fame Inductees

Congratulations to our 2025 WHS Alumni Hall of Fame Inductees: Andrew Bell ‘01, Jeffrey Bond ‘99, Amy Breen Kunihiro ‘89, Maya Chester-Ziv ‘15, Michael Hurst ’95, Francis Larkin III ’73, Dr. Abraham Lo ’98, Sue Kanopka ‘94, Maryann Slater '78 and Kyle Wilson ‘85. We celebrated their accomplishments at a ceremony on October 10.

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Two New Episodes: Leading with Dignity Podcast

NOW PLAYING! Two new episodes of Leading with Dignity: Casual Conversations with Dr. Dawan! In each episode, Dr. Mwenyewe Dawan, Assistant Superintendent, connects with our district leaders to showcase their personalities, passions, and stories behind their roles! We hope that you'll find a deeper understanding and appreciation of the remarkable work our leaders undertake every day.

Dr. Jen Schmidt, Director of Teaching and Learning

Angela Farlow, Principal of Blue Bell Elementary

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WSD Schools Designated No Place for Hate

All six Wissahickon School District schools have once again been officially designated as No Place for Hate Schools for the 2024-2025 school year! This incredible achievement reflects the unwavering commitment of our building leaders, students, and staff to fostering inclusive and welcoming environments. 

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Who Do I Contact?

Wondering who to contact at your child's school? Confused about who the right person is to address a specific question or concern? Check out our helpful WMS Contact Sheet and our Questions/Concerns Guidelines.

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Questions/Concerns Guidelines

Why I Work at Wiss Nation

One of the reasons why Wissahickon is a leader in education is because we value the importance of relationships. Click below to watch the video and hear why new and long-term staff members enjoy working at Wissahickon.

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WMS Pride

We are proud to more than 1,110 students in grades 6 to 8.  We strive to continuously improve academic achievement, embrace diversity and foster a safe learning environment for everyone. 

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Wiss SELebrates: Belongingness

Each month, our schools incorporate lessons and activities that support social emotional learning (SEL) skills -- self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, relationship skills and responsible decision making. 

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Food Service Resources

Check out our Food Service resources, including how to view menus, choose healthy breakfast and lunch options, pay for school meals and download the Nutrislice app. There is a wide variety of healthy selections every day!   

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Our Vision

Wiss Nation is a learning community where all students and staff feel a sense of belonging and are inspired to engage and excel to their fullest potential. 

Get Involved! Extracurricular Clubs

Learn new skills, make new friends and have fun by joining one or more of our extracurricular clubs.

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Home & School Association

The Home & School Association (HSA) provides fun and educational opportunities for students and families.

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WMS Athletics

WMS offers intramural sports for 6th graders and competitive boys and girls sports for 7th and 8th graders.

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Belonging

We strive to promote a culture of BELONGING through our policies, practices and programs.

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Wissahickon Happenings

Are you interested in student and staff achievements and upcoming events? Check out the monthly Wiss Watch newsletter and subscribe! 

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