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With a student population of 5,300 students, the Williamsport Area School District provides the most comprehensive offerings in academic support programs, interventions, course selections, athletics, fine arts programs and school activities in the region.

WASD is the only district in the region to be continually recognized as one of the top 100 districts in the nation for music education, and is a regional leader in Career & Technical Education,  providing 14 programs with industry-recognized credentials verifying student skill attainment.

To learn more about our district, click on the icon below to view a brief video spotlighting our comprehensive programs.


 

District Service Center
2780 West Fourth Street
Williamsport, PA 17701
570.327.5500

WASD Tax Office

2790 West Fourth Street
Williamsport, PA 17701
570-601-3980


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Why is Williamsport Home of the Millionaires

This project involves the study of the historical and cultural aspects of the Williamsport community during the mid-1800's when Williamsport was known as the "lumber capital of the world" and boasted more millionaires per capita than anyplace else in the country. The project focuses primarily on the background and history of Williamsport's Historic District, West Fourth Street, now known as "Millionaires Row."


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  • Portion of Hillside Avenue Closed

    A portion of Hillside Avenue (behind the Williamsport Area Middle School) is closed until further notice due to construction.

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  • On Tuesday, May 7, eight Williamsport Area High School students from Vikki Vollman's and Patricia Ci

    WAHS Students Participate in EmployAbility Day

    On Tuesday, May 7, eight Williamsport Area High School students from Vikki Vollman's and Patricia Cioffi's classes participated in the Lycoming County Transition Council's EmployAbility Day. The daylong event provided students with the opportunity to go into the community and job shadow a mentor who is employed in a field in which they're interested.

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  • PCT Awards Funding for WAHS Student Project

    Congratulations to WAHS students Alanna Harding, Livia Nash and Divia Feinstein who won $570 in the Social Change Competition at the Penn College Youth Leadership graduation on May 8. The money will be used to fund a project that will involve working with sixth-grade girls to promote science and encourage careers in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) beginning in the fall.

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  • Outstanding Students Recognized by School Board

    Congratulations to fifth-grade student Hannah Haussmann, of Sheridan Elementary School, and Kyle Miller, of Lycoming Valley Middle School for being recognized as this week's Outstanding Students by the Williamsport Area School District Board of Directors!

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  • WASD Education Foundation Golf Tournament

    The Williamsport Area School District Education Foundation will hold its eighth annual Golf Tournament at 2:15 p.m. on Friday, June 14, at White Deer Golf Course. The tournament will benefit the WASD Education Foundation and the high school's Fitness Center Project.

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  • WAHS Horticulture Greenhouse Sales

    Click the headline for access to the lists

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  • Round Hills Holds Final Open House

    Click on the headline for a sampling of photos from the Round Hills Open House on Saturday, April 27. The event allowed the public to stop in for a walk-through of the building, complete with student artwork, before it closes in June. The event saw community members, both current and former teachers and students, and parents.

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  • Drafting Course at WAHS

    The Sun-Gazette article following the April 16, 2013, Williamsport Area School Board meeting has appropriately raised questions about drafting and how our students will obtain these essential skills. Click on the headline to read more information about the elimination of this course.

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  • WAHS Sophomore Recognized by City

    WAHS sophomore Christina Browning was recognized for her contribution to improve and beautify Young's Woods Park. City Recreation Director Justin Simpson presented Ms. Browning with a Certificate of Appreciation on April 12 in the company of Superintendent Dr. Kathleen Kelley and Head Principal Michael Reed.

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  • State Inspection Classes Scheduled at WAHS

    The WAHS automotive department will host a series of State Inspection Classes scheduled for mid-April. If interested, click on the headline above to view the dates and times of the classes.

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  • Boundary Lines Established for 2013-14 District Reconfiguration

    The WASD School Board recently approved the district's new attendance boundaries and starting times that will become effective in the 2013-14 school year. Click on the headline to download a document that includes the boundary maps and new starting times.

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  • Celebrating 100 Years: Sheridan Elementary Alumni Profiles

    As part of its 100-year celebration, Sheridan Elementary School students Hannah Haussmann and Katie Schefsky filmed interviews (their videos will be available here soon) with Sheridan alumni throughout the month of February. The school is spotlighted former students from each decade since the school's been part of the Williamsport School District.

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  • Overview of the Opportunity Scholarship Tax Program

    Parents of elementary students who reside within the Stevens attendance area are eligible for the Opportunity Scholarship Tax Program (OSTC). Information for this program is available at www.newpa.com/ostc. Click on the headline above to find out how to downloaded a document providing an overview of the program.

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  • Magnetic WASD Bumper Stickers Available

    Millionaire Proud? Show it! WASD magnetic bumper stickers (or for use as a standard magnetic display) are available for $3 each, with proceeds benefiting the WASD Education Foundation! The magnet is 11 inches by 2 3/4 inches. Click on the headline for more information!

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  • WASD Blogs

    WASD is catching blog fever! Be a frequent visitor to our school blogs to find out all the great things happening at WASD!

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