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On April 24, 2023, the Wyomissing Area Board of School Directors dedicated the WASD Stadium Field as “Bob Wolfrum Field”. This action recognizes the outstanding service that Coach Wolfrum has provided to the Wyomissing Area School District (WASD) for the past fifty years.

On February 24 and 25, the Junior High Drama Club presented a wonderful performance of Once Upon a Mattress. Student Director Jace Carwll shared that they valued the leadership opportunity and learning experience of being a student director and that they appreciated the way that participating in the Drama Club provides opportunities for students to push themselves out of their comfort zones. The Drama Club “is like a big family.”

A student-favorite tradition continued this school year in late December as our High School Student Council members, along with advisor Mr. Krick and teacher Ms. Tierney, volunteered at the Salvation Army Holiday Gift site.

A group of students in AP Environmental Science and AP Biology attended Wilkes University’s Environmental Science Day. They toured the college campus, explored labs in the Cohen Science Center, and enjoyed a complimentary lunch with current students, faculty, and staff.

Wyomissing Area School District is proud to partner with Albright College and Total Experience Learning.

On Veterans Day, students and staff at the West Reading Elementary Center and the Wyomissing Hills Elementary Center honored our service members.

Spirit week is an annual highlight at the Jr./Sr. High School. Students and teachers come together in a fun, spirited, and competitive way.

Our Wyo Area team - Mrs. Easteadt, Mr. Winson, Mr. Minich, and Dr. Woodard studied this summer at Oxford University

Students at the West Reading Elementary Center have been working on service projects all year. In the beginning of the year, students Anthony DeNada, Andrew Boeger, and Max Strock wanted to find a service project that would benefit the community.

A group of gifted students at the West Reading Elementary Center began working on a school newspaper earlier in the year.

In early May, teachers and staff members across the District were celebrated as part of Teacher Appreciation Week.

The Wyomissing Area School District celebrated the graduation of the Class of 2022 at their graduation ceremony on June 3, held at the Scottish Rite Cathedral.

Do you have a student entering Kindergarten in Wyomissing in the fall of 2022? Then this is for you! Join us at Wyomissing Hills Elementary Center for a free program for incoming Kindergarten students on Wednesday, May 25th or Thursday, August 4th from 4:30-6:00 pm!

Our 7th-grade “What’s So Cool About Manufacturing” team won the Outstanding Team Spirit award in this year’s competition.

As female wrestling continues to grow in popularity across the country, the girls wrestling program at Wyomissing Area is growing too. Currently, a group of female athletes participates on the traditionally “boys” team, but with changes occurring county-wide, Wyomissing Area hopes to create its very own female wrestling team in the near future. Throughout the county, there are four sanctioned female teams which include: Governor Mifflin, Exeter, Brandywine Heights, and Berks Catholic.

Students at the Wyomissing Hills Elementary Center and West Reading Elementary Center participated in this year’s Hour of Code activity. “Hour of Code” is a worldwide event aimed at promoting participation in the field of computer science.

Fifth-grade teacher Mrs. Nancy Boyer collaborates with other social studies teachers around the world as a member of a virtual social studies professional learning community.

AP United States History students took a trip to Philadelphia last month to enhance their learning and create a positive learning environment. Students did a walking tour of the city and visited the Liberty Bell building, Independence Hall, Carpenter’s Hall, 1st B.U.S., 2nd B.U.S., Christ Church, the Constitution Center, and the Eastern State Penitentiary.

The Jr./Sr. High School is excited to announce “What’s So Cool About Manufacturing?” (WSCM) is returning as an opportunity for our Spartans this year.

Students in Mrs. Kozuch’s sixth-grade class have been provided with a new opportunity with the West Reading Police Department.

Our fourth-grade Spartans participated in the 4-H Embryology Program once again through Penn State University.

Wyomissing Area School District is excited to implement new roles in our school buildings this year: instructional coaches and specialists. We are pleased to announce four instructional coaches along with two instructional specialists.

The celebration is called WHEC Bus Love Day and it took place on Friday, October 15th. We celebrated by giving our bus drivers stoplight cookies and homemade cards from students.

At the Jr./Sr. High School counselors are hoping to help reduce students’ stress with the new Self-Care Center.

Students at the West Reading Elementary Center participated in Red Ribbon Week: a weeklong celebration about making healthy choices and what that looks like for our fifth and sixth grade students.

The different pathways available for students for life after high school can often be overwhelming. Entering the workforce, attending a trade school or a 4-year institution, or enlisting in the military are all possible options for Wyomissing Area students post-graduation, but how do they know which path is right for them? The Wyomissing Area faculty and staff, along with a team of dedicated volunteers and community partners, work to alleviate this anxiety by coordinating Career Day giving students the chance to learn more about and explore the possible paths available.

Congratulations to our Fall Athletes for earning accolades for their sports.

In March, Spartan Physical Education teacher Mrs. Jodi Reardon was recognized for her hard work and dedication at the local level representing physical education teachers in Lancaster, Lebanon, and Berks Counties as the regional 2021 High School PE Teacher of the Year. In November, Mrs. Reardon’s impact as a teacher was recognized state-wide when she earned recognition as the Pennsylvania High School PE Teacher of the Year. This is a huge accomplishment for Mrs. Reardon and shines a light on the great things our Physical Education Department does for our Spartan students.

While students enjoyed a day off on Monday, October 11th, the Wyomissing Area faculty and staff were hard at work for a teacher in-service day full of professional learning opportunities. Students enjoy this day to sleep in, catch up on work, and connect with friends; however, for teachers and administrators this is time to complete some behind the scenes work and continue to improve their practice.

Please reach out to WAEF’s Executive Director, Molly McCullough Murrill, if you have ideas for grants that will provide enrichment for our students. WAEF’s website, www.wyoarea-foundation.org, is where you can find grant applications and is a great source of information about what WAEF does with and for the district.

After 24 years of teaching Mrs. Andrea Boerger transitioned this year to the Librarian role at the Wyomissing Hills Elementary Center. Time in the library is a special and important part of the school day for our students at WHEC, and Mrs. Boerger identified a way to partner with the Jr./Sr. High School to ensure that our younger Spartans have unique opportunities while getting the support they need during library time.

A new Hope Blossoms mural has sprouted on Franklin Street in Reading. October 21 marked the official dedication of the mural which resembles persons experiencing mental health challenges as well as those who have been affected by or contemplated suicide.

In October, the Aevidum Club at the Jr./Sr. High School held its first Aevidum Week which paralleled National Mental Health Awareness Week.

September is recognized as Pediatric Cancer Awareness Month which is represented through the color gold. Throughout the entire month, students at the West Reading Elementary Center were challenged to wear gold or white to show their support.

On Friday, October 8th, first graders at Wyomissing Hills had their annual Teddy Bear Picnic.

The Wyomissing Area Spartans football team has had a fantastic season right from the start but knew they faced a big challenge in their game against the Southern Columbia Tigers in early October. The Tigers have won four consecutive State Championships and entered the game in the middle of a 65-game winning streak, the longest active streak in the nation.

Every Fall, high school juniors at Wyomissing Area and nearly four million students nationwide take the PSAT (Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test), as a practice testing experience in preparation for taking the SAT. Students taking the exam are automatically placed in the running for the National Merit Scholarship which is both an academic honor and college scholarship.

As the Wyomissing Area School District continues to develop the Internship Program, we are fortunate to have talented students work with our Communications team to develop the articles you read in each edition of The Spartan Scoop.

Welcome back to school! Wyomissing Area Education Foundation (WAEF) is looking forward to a new school year that brings chances to enhance educational opportunities for the Wyomissing Area School District.

Taking advantage of community ties and building relationships between schools, Wyomissing Area is fortunate to partner with Wilson School District to provide Wyomissing Area students the opportunity to participate in the JROTC program at Wilson High School.

Students in their senior year at Wyomissing Area and Wilson High School have the opportunity to participate in a welding internship program at Morgan Corporation in Morgantown, PA. Morgan Corporation is a national company that supplies truck bodies all across the United States.

This year, the Wyomissing Area School District is excited to develop a Hope Squad. The mission of the Hope Squad is to reduce youth suicide through education, training, and peer intervention.

The Wyomissing Area School District prides itself on the ways our staff and students get involved in our community and our partnership with the Science Research Institute (SRI) at Albright College is continuing to create new opportunities for staff and students alike.

WHEC has kicked off the 2021-2022 school year in a wonderful way. Mrs. DeRenzo welcomed our community of readers back to WHEC with passion and determination.

Starting in late September of this year, the West Reading Elementary Center has partnered with the Olivet Boys’ and Girls’ Club to establish an Olivet after-school program at the WREC building. The program will begin serving students in grades five and six but will eventually open to students in grades three through seven.

Opening day of the 2021-2022 school year marked the first time since 2019 that our entire district faculty was able to safely gather together in person and prepare for the arrival of our students and the beginning of a new school year.

This summer, members of the Wyomissing Area School District’s administrative team partnered with New Journey Community Outreach to pack and distribute food to those in need. Along with the 150 bags of lunch that were packed during this event, a clothing drive was also provided for community members.

Wyomissing Area Welcomes New Faculty

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.

This week’s featured Internship focuses on Junior Nyah Damiano who really likes children and has wondered if she would like being an elementary-school teacher, so she chose to intern at the Wyomissing Hills Elementary Center. She was excited to be placed in Stephanie Zechman’s first-grade classroom. And Mrs. Zechman’s students enjoy having Nyah in class. When she enters the room, little voices joyfully call out her name to welcome her.

Junior Hana Neff has always dreamed of being an elementary- school teacher, so it is no surprise that she chose to intern at the Wyomissing Hills Elementary Center. She was excited to be placed in Mrs. Lauren Fiorentino’s third-grade classroom.

As an assignment for their Multimedia III class, juniors Peter Hafer, Michael Smerek, Ian Brunner, and Dayne Yourkavitch entered their original 30-second public service announcement (PSA) in the NJM Insurance Group’s inaugural "Just Drive" PSA Video Contest. The contest, sponsored in partnership with the Pennsylvania DUI Association, offers students an opportunity to get creative while spreading awareness about the importance of establishing safe driving habits.

Congratulations to senior Sarah Fleischood for being selected to play with the Pennsylvania Music Educators Association All-State Orchestra.

This weekend, the Wyomissing Area High School Drama Club presents The Wizard of Oz! Join Dorothy and her friends as they journey down the yellow brick road – but look out for the Wicked Witch of the West! Three chances to see the show: Friday at 7pm and Saturday at 12pm & 7pm. Tickets available online; all remaining tickets will be available at the door.

Elizabeth Luyben, a senior and National Honor Society (NHS) member at Wyomissing Area Junior/Senior High School, has been named one of 575 national semifinalists in the National Honor Society Scholarship program. Elizabeth was chosen from more than 11,000 applicants and will receive a $3,200 scholarship.

Congratulations to eighth-grade student Tim Reilly for participating in the Pennsylvania State Geography Bee on March 29 in Harrisburg.

The LOVE Team of West Reading presented a check to the West Reading Elementary Center and the Wyomissing Area Education Foundation (WAEF) representing the proceeds from this past fall’s Giving Goes Glam fundraiser, held at the Neag Planetarium on October 3, 2018. These funds were used to purchase 35 ukuleles and lesson books for students at the school. WAEF is grateful for the support of the LOVE Team!

In honor of Music in Our Schools Month, Wyomissing Hills Elementary Center’s music teacher and choral director Dawn Main brought live musical performances to lunch periods during the week of March 18, for the 16th year. Musicians included teachers from across the district, parents, and Wyomissing Area Junior/Senior High School graduates.

Junior Cesar Melo is interested in becoming an entrepreneur and traveling the world fixing homes in countries that have been devastated by natural disasters. He chose to intern with the Wyomissing Area School District’s business administrator, Mark Boyer, to learn more about business management and finance.

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

Senior Emily Arndt is interested in working in a small-office setting after graduation. She chose to intern in the guidance office because she felt she could gain valuable experience from guidance secretary Mrs. Melissa Kassl-Lupold and the Wyomissing Area Senior High School guidance counselors.

The Wyomissing Area Senior High School Internship Program is part of an initiative from the Pennsylvania Department of Education called Pennsylvania Career Readiness. This week’s featured Internship focuses on Junior Katie Riddle who enjoys helping others and is interested in a career in speech/language pathology. She chose to intern in Emily Emerson’s Life Skills and Autistic Support classroom so that she could become comfortable with the students there.

On March 2 and 3, Wyomissing Area Senior High School hosted its seventh annual Mini-THON. Based on the Penn State IFC/Panhellenic Dance Marathon, more commonly known as THON, the Wyomissing Area Mini-THON has raised more than $250,000 since it began. Proceeds are donated to Four Diamonds Fund, which fights against pediatric cancer.

West Reading Elementary Center was recognized by the Division of Federal Programs as a Reward—High Progress school for the 2018-2019 school year. The school was specifically recognized for its outcomes in closing the achievement gap between students.

In honor of Love the Bus Month, the District honored the dedicated men and women who transport students to and from school each day with a Bus Driver Appreciation Breakfast. The District’s team of bus drivers enjoyed coffee, tea, and cinnamon buns baked by Wyomissing Area Junior/Senior High School life-skills students.

After a month of intensive practice of their multiplication and division tables, third-grade students at the Wyomissing Hills Elementary Center were ready for what has become a highly anticipated event – Fact Frenzy!

On Friday, February 8, students and staff at Wyomissing Hills Education Center celebrated the 100th day of school by dressing as if they were 100 years old. Classroom activities included counting to 100 using different materials and writing essays of what life will be like when the students turn 100 years old.

Art students paint portraits. English students write biographies. And physics students calculate the distance and velocity of an angry bird in flight. This year students in Dr. Brian Liskey’s ninth-grade physics class used the popular gaming app, Angry Birds, to learn about forces in motion.

The District is proud to announce senior Emma Woerle has been selected as a candidate for the U.S. Presidential Scholars Program! The program was established in 1964 by Executive Order of the President to recognize some of our nation’s most distinguished graduating seniors for their accomplishments in many areas, including academic success, leadership, and service to school and community.

Students at Wyomissing Area Junior Senior High School receive their own iPads for multimedia learning.

Students brought history to life by portraying famous historical figures at the 2019 West Reading Elementary Center Wax Museum. Sixth-grade students posed as wax statues until visitors activated their station by dropping a coin into a bag. Once their station was activated, the students began to move and talk, presenting a dramatic living biography complete with props and beautifully decorated backdrops.

The Wyomissing Area School District will conduct its 2019-2020 kindergarten orientation on Wednesday, March 27, Thursday, March 28, and Friday, March 29 at the Wyomissing Hills Elementary Center.

What will you see? 6th grade students have been researching a famous person and will be portraying them on January 9th. At first they will seem like wax statues, but after you drop a coin into their nameplate container, they will come to life and tell you about their history and contributions to our world.

Wyomissing Area School District is one of 373 school districts in the U.S. and Canada being honored by the College Board with placement on the 9th Annual AP® District Honor Roll.

HAC Maintenance

The Wyomissing Area School District is pleased to share that a labor agreement with the Wyomissing Area Education Association (WAEA) has been approved by the Board of School Directors November 19, 2018.

Wyomissing at Middletown Friday, November 9, 2018 7:00 p.m.

We are proud to recognize three JSHS students for their Academic Accomplishments.

Six Wyomissing Area High School students in grades 9, 10, 11, & 12 were chosen for the Pennsylvania Music Educators Association (PMEA) 2019 District 10 Chorus.

For the second year, our girls’ tennis team has captured the Berks County Interscholastic Athletic Association Championship team title, and the District could not be prouder!

The banners touting county, district, and state championships that hang in the new gym, like the trophies standing proud in the archive room, reflect a tradition of athletic excellence and student-athlete participation at Wyomissing Area JHSH.

Wyomissing Spartans Football will host Berks Catholic in the Backyard Brawl on October 27th at 1:30 pm. Tickets will go on sale on Thursday, October 18.

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.

We are excited to announce the Class of 2019 Backyard Brawl T-Shirts. Proceeds will directly benefit the "Seniors Helping Seniors" service project.

Please join us in welcoming the following staff members to the Wyomissing Area School District.

It is with great excitement that we introduce our new Director of Food Services, Dariely Marrero, to the Wyomissing Area School District family! Dariely comes to us from the New York City Department of Education, where she oversaw food service in three elementary schools.

From the littlest Kindergartener to the tallest senior, students in the Wyomissing Area School District started the 2018-2019 academic year off on the right foot.

The Wyomissing Area School District is striving to build an active social media community through our new website, social media platforms, and the introduction of our new hashtag: #WYOAREASpartans

Ross Tucker's football career started at Wyomissing High School in Berks County. This week the NFL veteran and broadcast analyst returned with a pep talk for teachers and $10,000 to help the football coaches and kids.

The YWCA Tri-County Area honored 17 girls at its annual Tribute to Exceptional Girls at a brunch this past spring. Modeled after YWCA Tri-County Area’s long-running and successful Tribute to Exceptional Women, Tribute to Exceptional Girls honors the achievements and accomplishments of girls who have an impact on their peers, in their schools, and in their communities.

Wyomissing Area High School students braved the humidity for bragging rights at the annual Spartan Race. Traditionally attracting student-athletes, members of the Drama Club accepted the challenge as well this year.

It has been discovered that the millage rate was rounded inaccurately on the 2018 real estate tax bills issued on July 1, 2018. The millage rate that appeared on the 2018 real estate tax bill was 30.668. The correct millage rate should have been 30.6678. The rounding of the millage resulted in a slight over taxation that ranges from $.00 to $1.00, depending on assessed value of the property.

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.

During Wyomissing Area Senior High’s 94th commencement ceremony, 167 graduates received their diplomas on Friday, June 2. Student speakers included Valedictorian Matthew Driben, Salutatorian and President of the Class of 2018 Joseph Cullen, Secretary of the Class of 2018 Samuel Botterbusch, and Treasurer of the Class of 2018 Lauren Gechter.

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.”

As the District developed the 2018–19 budget, we had uncertainties and challenges to overcome. ese included increases in enrollment, pensions, healthcare costs, charter-school tuition, special education costs, and safety and security costs, as well as decreases in assessed property values.

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.

For family & friends who will be unable to join us, a live stream has been established.

The banners touting county, district, and state championships that hang in the new gym, like the trophies standing proud in the archive room, reflect a tradition of athletic excellence and student-athlete participation at Wyomissing Area JSHS. Tradition built success. these are the words athletic director Mr. Frank Ferrandino uses when he is asked to describe the school’s athletic program.

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.”

With family, coaches, and friends by their sides, 11 Wyomissing Area High School seniors committed to continuing their athletic and academic careers at various colleges and universities:.

The Wyomissing Area School District is proud to announce that it has once again been honored with the Best Communities for Music Education designation from the NAMM Foundation for its outstanding commitment to music education.

Phase II of the Wyomissing Area JSHS construction project will begin on the last student day of the 2017–18 academic year. This phase includes infrastructure upgrades such as replacing HVAC from the 1990s, replacing ceiling tiles, changing carpeted classrooms to tile, painting classrooms, installing security locks, and converting classroom lighting to LED.

Are you looking to extend your child’s learning over the summer? Is your child a lover of science, technology, engineering, the arts or mathematics? If so, the Wyomissing Area School District STEAM Academy is for you!

Wyomissing Area High School senior Hunter Niedrowski represented the school in the javelin event at this year’s Penn Relays. It is believed to be the first time in the history of WAHS that the school was represented at the annual national track and field competition.

For the third year in a row, after a successful season, Wyomissing Area Junior Senior High School will be representing Berks County as the county champions.

For the sixth year, Wyomissing Area Junior Senior High School hosted its Mini-THON in March. Based on the Penn State IFC/Panhellenic Dance Marathon, more commonly known as THON, the Wyomissing Area Mini-THON has raised more than $200,000 since it began for Four Diamonds Fund, which fights against pediatric cancer.