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The entire staff of Woodrow Wilson School is committed to providing a positive learning atmosphere while implementing a creative and adaptive curriculum. We believe all students can learn and become productive individuals. The goal of each student is to strive for academic excellence and optimum levels of social, emotional, physical and cultural maturity.
News & Events
Latest News
Woodrow Wilson held its annual Sports and Wellness Night on Wednesday, February 5, 2025. This was an evening filled with lots of movement, relaxation, and fun!
We are pleased to offer Fowler’s Chocolates as our spring fundraiser. Our fundraiser will be given a percentage of the revenue that is sold. We can earn anywhere from 15% to 40% of the total revenue sold, depending on what tier we hit. Our goal (above) is what we are aiming to accomplish this year so we can continue to bring funds into our school! Thank you for your support!
Please read a letter posted here inviting you to our capital project groundbreaking ceremony.
Cheektowaga-Sloan Board of Education President, Denise McCowan, received the Diana R. Miller Service to Education Award for 2024
Nana’s Books President Dr. Dennis Dulniak, John F. Kennedy High School graduate 1969, donated 1349 grade-appropriate books to the students at TR and WW.
Upcoming Events
WW Showcase
Here you will find some of the great things happening at Woodrow Wilson Elementary! Check back often for updates!
We are excited for the rollout of our NEW website! Please see the information here for an overview of the new cheektowagasloan.org.
Please read a letter posted here inviting you to our capital project groundbreaking ceremony.
Nana’s Books President Dr. Dennis Dulniak, John F. Kennedy High School graduate 1969, donated 1349 grade-appropriate books to the students at TR and WW.
“Human beings are happier, more cooperative and productive, and more likely to make positive changes in their behavior when those in positions of authority do things with them (restorative), rather than to them (punitive) or for them (permissive).”
- International Institute for Restorative Practices