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The Wrightstown Community School District is committed to collaborative partnerships with the community, recognizing the importance of strong support from families and local organizations to achieve our mission of providing a quality education for every student.

  • The WHS Sources of Strength Color Blaze Run is a vibrant, community-focused fundraising event hosted by the Wrightstown High School (WHS) Sources of Strength (SOS) campaign.

    This fun, non-competitive 2-mile run/walk kicks off the annual Wrightstown Fall Festival and is all about getting covered in brightly colored, non-toxic corn starch powder as participants move along the course. It serves as a creative and energetic way for the community to rally together to raise funds for the WCSD's Christmas Meals for Adopt-A-Family Program and various SOS Campaigns aimed at promoting wellness and suicide prevention among students.

    The event features pre-race activities and an after-party atmosphere, making it a highly anticipated and colorful tradition in the Wrightstown community.

  • The Annual Wrightstown FFA Craft Sale, held the second weekend of October, welcomes vendors to apply and join this community event. Please complete and submit the application below. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to Ashley Sundin—we’re happy to help.


    📋Craft Fair Application

    Ashley Sundin
    920-532-0525 Ext: 6314
    Email

  • The Wrightstown Community School District (WCSD) annually collaborates with the Village of Wrightstown Police Department to host the National Night Out event, reinforcing its commitment to community safety and positive neighborhood relations. This yearly campaign takes place on the first Tuesday in August and is celebrated across thousands of communities nationwide.

    The District's Role
    The WCSD's primary involvement is providing the central venue for the successful, large-scale event, often utilizing the grounds and facilities of the Wrightstown Elementary School. By doing so, the district helps create a welcoming and familiar atmosphere for students, parents, and community members to engage with first responders.

    Past Event Highlights
    As a free family event, the WCSD's participation helps ensure a night of fun and essential public service interaction. In the past, the event has included:

    • Emergency Vehicle Displays: Opportunities for families to get up close with Police, Fire, and EMS vehicles (often called "Touch A Truck").
    • Safety Demonstrations: Including popular Police K-9 demonstrations and child fingerprinting stations.
    • Family Entertainment: Such as live music, bounce houses, face painting, and a dunk tank.
    • Community Connection: A chance to connect with local police officers, first responders, and neighbors to promote a safer, more caring community.

    The successful, large turnout each year highlights the strong and positive partnership between the WCSD, the Police Department, and the residents of Wrightstown.

  • The WCSD Student and Community Wellness Center is a beautiful facility located at Wrightstown High School, serving as a dedicated hub for health and fitness for both our students and the wider community.

    This two-story center provides a safe, welcoming environment with modern, comprehensive equipment to support all your wellness goals.

    Key Features:

    • Dual Access: Separate, secured entrances ensure the facility can be used simultaneously by WCSD students (for Physical Education and athletics) and community members on a membership basis.
    • Complete Fitness Equipment: The center offers extensive strength and cardiovascular training options, including a variety of weights, selectorized equipment, treadmills, and ellipticals.
    • Dedicated Track: An indoor walking track is available on the second level for year-round exercise.
    • Flexible Space: A multi-purpose fitness studio is used for student activities and various community fitness classes (like yoga and aerobics).

    For more information visit our dedicated Wellness Center webpage.