Students at The Wilson School, ages 4-14, are creative, analytical and independent thinkers. They perform, speak in public, swim, participate in sports and play musical instruments. The well-rounded and balanced academic program also includes computers, gym, swim, yoga, health, art music, and foreign languages (French and Spanish). The intensive writing program emphasizes all genres and skills from research papers to creative stories, plays, poems and musical lyrics. Students practice the life skills of working with partners and in teams. Students at The Wilson School are recognized annually by the American Mathematics Association for outstanding math students and by Johns Hopkins for distinguished SAT scores at the Middle School level. Since 2002, The Wilson School has been ranked #1 in New Jersey for the highest percentage of students achieving the Presidential Fitness Award. The Wilson School Volleyball Team is 30-3 over the past 4 seasons. The Wilson School has recently gone through the reaccreditation process and has been reaccredited by Middle States Association until the year 2015. Foundations for the future are set in each grade. Because grade size is limited to 10 students, each student is assured of receiving the attention necessary to succeed. The 20-member faculty annually designs the curriculum to meet the needs of their students that year. Graduates of The Wilson School are often selected for honors programs in the high schools of their choice, and they report they are fully prepared for the academic rigor of secondary schools. The facility includes a new science lab, computer lab, full-sized gym, auditorium, 25-meter swimming pool, playground, dining room and kitchen. Throughout 2008-2009 The Wilson School will be celebrating its centennial anniversary with many events and presentations. Simply put, the Wilson School is ahead of the curve by teaching students the 21st Century Skills that they will need to succeed in a ever-changing world.