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Raider Pride: Building Leaders at Wilson Middle School
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Creativity and Innovation at Wilson Middle
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Respect and Inclusion: Cornerstones of the Raider Community
Respect and Inclusion: Cornerstones of the Raider Community
Creativity and Innovation at Wilson Middle
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Raiders Rally for Creativity
Raiders Rally for Creativity
Success for Every Raider
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Raider Pride: Building Leaders at Wilson Middle School
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UPCOMING EVENTS

Data & Facts

93%

of our students report feeling supported by their teachers during challenging or difficult times.

100

Wilson has been proud to serve the students in our community for 100 years. 

45%

of our students participated in school-based athletics. 

700

We serve nearly 700 students in grades 6-8.

97%

of our students report their relationships with teachers grew over the course of the school year. 

WILSON NEWS

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Free or Reduced Carry-Over Status Ends October 14, 2026

AASD families approved automatically or through an application for Free or Reduced Meals for the 2025-26 school year, we want to remind you that carry-over status, which allows families time at the start of the school year to submit a new annual application, will expire on Wednesday, October 14, 2026

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New: Student Personal Device Policy

This update, which will be effective for the 2026-27 school year, brings district policy into compliance with state law while reinforcing expectations that have long guided classroom learning and student behavior. The Appleton Area School District wants students to be able to focus on learning while also helping them learn to use technology responsibly

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Free Student Rides via Valley Transit Now Require WisGO

Beginning this school year, Valley Transit is transitioning to a new fare collection system. While AASD middle and high school students will continue to ride Valley Transit buses for free, student ID cards will no longer be accepted as fare. 

To ensure a smooth transition, there will be a grace period during the first several weeks of school. During this time, students will still be allowed to ride Valley Transit without a card or app, giving everyone a chance to get signed up and ready

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Have You Heard About SPEAK UP, SPEAK OUT (SUSO)?

We encourage your students to share safety concerns with a trusted adult or, when needed, use SUSO to confidentially report issues that affect their well-being. SUSO’s Resource Center operates 24/7, ensuring every report is taken seriously