As an IB World School, Joseph C. Wilson Foundation Academy continues to do well. Recently, students finished their "International Exhibition" on human rights around the world. The campus is celebrating its best academic growth scores in three years, especially in middle school reading and writing. The school also held a successful "Community Unity" event that brought together students, families, and staff for a day of fun and service.

Q1. What are the benefits of the IB World School model at the Joseph C. Wilson Foundation Academy for middle school students?

Ans. The program helps students get ready for the challenges of high school and beyond by teaching them to think globally and ask deep questions.

Q2. Do the primary grades at Joseph C. Wilson Foundation Academy have classes in other languages?

Ans. Our students start learning about different languages at a young age, which helps them get ready to communicate fluently in a world that is very different from their own.

Q3. What kinds of restorative justice techniques does Joseph C. Wilson Foundation Academy use to settle disagreements?

Ans. We have "Peace Circles" where students talk about their feelings and work together to find good ways to settle disagreements on campus.

Q4. Does Joseph C. Wilson Foundation Academy have any athletic programs that are competitive?

Ans. Our middle school students can play a number of team sports that stress teamwork, physical health, and good sportsmanship.

Q5. How can families at the Joseph C. Wilson Foundation Academy keep track of their child's IB project progress?

Ans. Parents can see project timelines on our digital portal and come to our annual "Exhibition Night" to see what students have done.