The Woodrow Wilson School Mission is to provide ALL students with a positive and challenging learning environment which empowers them to become responsible and productive citizens of the world.
        Working as a partnership, the students, staff, parents, and community commit themselves to developing the social, emotional, academic, and physical well being of all children.  By developing critical thinking skills, communicated through literacy, fine arts, mathematics, technology and the sciences, the school is responsive to changes in family, community, and the world.

Woodrow Wilson students will demonstrate:

• Positive self-esteem, self-discipline, and self-expression
• Effective communication and social skills
• Critical/creative thinking, problem-solving, decision-making and risk-taking
• Information literacy through the use of technology
• Individual excellence and desire for life long learning

     The basic curriculum at all grade levels includes reading, mathematics, English, science, and social studies.  Students have technology training in the Computer Lab once a week.  Thirty Power Macintosh Computers allow each child to access a variety of programs and the Internet from each workstation.  The school also has rolling technology carts available for use throughout the building which include Mac computers, printers, laser disk players, and VCR's.  Students also attend physical education classes, art, and music.  All curriculum areas address the New Jersey Core Content Standards. 
     Woodrow Wilson continues to expose students to the newest curriculum materials, while continually training our teachers to better meet the needs of our students.  Our teaching staff continues to attend in-service training sessions throughout the year to acquire new skills in all curriculum areas.  A special partnerships existed between Woodrow Wilson School and Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken, New Jersey.  This partnership enabled our teachers to create original web sites Rolling Thunder, A Whole Lot of Shaken Going On, and Traveling on the Jet Stream.  Mr. Maggio, a sixth grade science teacher, was also selected to participate in workshops at the NASA Goodard Space Flight Center in Maryland.  His training provides our students with the necessary resources and skills for tomorrow's technologically advanced society.