Wilder Elementary School is getting ready for the next academic year, that is, the 2026-2027 year, where the registration process for kindergarten is currently underway. Parents will also be able to get the summer packets and their answers from our school’s online resource page. Among the other good news they have is that Natalie Cross, the school counselor, won an Advocate of the Year award at Neighborhood Bridges.

Q1. Are extracurricular activities provided at Wilder Elementary School for students?

Ans. There is provision for different kinds of student activities that may encompass music programs, clubs, PE activities, or seasonal school-wide activities organized at the school that helps in engaging students beyond classroom teaching.

Q2. Is there any mode of transportation provided to students who attend Wilder Elementary School?

Ans. Students residing in eligible attendance zones of Westerville City School District may be able to get bus transport service subject to district’s transportation policies.

Q3. Are there any technologies available at Wilder Elementary School?

Ans. Wilder uses technological equipment at classrooms for the benefit of digital education that includes internet connectivity, instructional software, technology-based assignments, etc.

Q4. Are there any provisions for parent involvements at Wilder Elementary School?

Ans. Parent involvements are possible through various means like volunteering, PTAs, school events, fundraising events, parent communication meetings, etc. that take place throughout the school year.

Q5. What kind of school calendar is followed at Wilder Elementary School?

Ans. Wilder follows the school calendar set by Westerville City School District that includes scheduled holidays, professional development days, grading periods, and seasonal breaks, etc.