It’s time to celebrate our paraprofessionals! Their hard work, patience, and dedication support students and staff in countless ways. Today, we recognize and thank them for all the good they do—seen and unseen. 💙🍎We are so blessed to have them on our campus.
🌺The 6th grade dance was a big hit!🌺
Our 6th graders had a blast Thursday night dancing, singing, picture‑taking, and laughing. Students had an amazing time celebrating together and making memories they won’t forget! 🌴🎶📸
🧪🔬 Our 5th graders at Wilder had an amazing day learning from the super scientists of Clemens High School during their Spring Science Expo! Thank you to our incredible big sister school for inspiring curiosity, creativity, and a love of science. We appreciate you! 💙🎉
Academic Night at Wilder was a blast, and we hope our families enjoyed it too! Thank you to our choir, orchestra, and band for their wonderful performances, our organizers and staff for making the night run smoothly, our NHS students for their help, and Kona Ice for the delicious treats. We look forward to making this a yearly tradition! 🎉
Big Art Day at the Schertz Library, representing Jordan & Wilder Intermediate was extra sweet! 🍭🎨Our students created beautiful dessert-inspired artwork, and the choir filled the room with stunning voices. A huge shout-out to Mrs. Gutierrez , Mrs. Sanchez, and Mr. Tudyk for making this day so special! 💖🎶
March 6 was National Oreo Day. A big shout out to our wonderful PTC for bringing all the Wilder students and staff some oreos to help get us through the day.
Big congratulations to our Band students who were selected as Outstanding Soloists in the Wilder Solo Series Concert! 🎶🌟
Your talent and dedication make our school proud! Thank you, Mrs. Stehn and Mr. DeLaO, for your unwavering commitment to our band program and to every student you teach. 👏🎺
Your talent and dedication make our school proud! Thank you, Mrs. Stehn and Mr. DeLaO, for your unwavering commitment to our band program and to every student you teach. 👏🎺
The Monsters have arrived at Wilder, where they're sharing the powerful story of 6th grader Gaven Quirarte, who faces the challenges of Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy with a courage that inspires everyone around him. As they speak to his classmates they hope they see not just the changes he endures, but the extraordinary strength and spirit he brings to every moment—including riding motorcycles with Mile Monsters Inc. Their mission is to open hearts, build understanding, and show that Monsters stand beside incredible kids like Gaven so they can live their very best life. 🏍️💜
Wilder celebrated Kindness week in many ways. We dress up to show our support and have fun while doing it. Especially, when teachers dress as students and students dress like the teachers.
On Sunday we celebrated National School Resource Officer Appreciation Day. Big shoutout to Officer J—keeping us safe and smiling every day! Our students love his friendly vibes. Happy SRO Appreciation Day!
At the Wilder Intermediate School Store, goodness pays off! Students earn Wilder Bucks by doing good deeds, then cash them in for fun rewards like stuffed animals, cozy blankets, toys, treats, homework passes, and trinkets. It’s our way of celebrating positive choices and spreading smiles—one Wilder Buck at a time
Happy National School Counselors Week! 🌟 Mrs. Dean and Mrs. Trevino are the heartbeat of our campus—energetic, kind, always smiling, and always ready to support every need. They truly are the calm over our school. We are so grateful for you!
🪨 📄 ✂️ Students take part in our rock paper scissors challenge during recess. Laughter and friendly competition filled the playground as they faced off with classmates. It's a fun new way for students to get involved in our Super Bowl challenge tradition. 🏈 🏆
From book clubs to blockbuster shorts! 🎬 Wilder 6th graders are bringing Newbery stories to life through creative 90-second iMovies.
Our Wilder Student Council is hard at work creating a special poster to show appreciation for our amazing School Board members! Thank you for your dedication and support to our students and community. 💜 #SchoolBoardAppreciationMonth
Big news at Wilder! 🎉 We’re thrilled to welcome our new Assistant Principal, Amy Sirizzotti! From NEISD to Clemens and Allison Steele, Mrs. Sirizzotti has worn every hat—English teacher, GT coordinator, athletics coach, department lead, and associate principal. Her experience and passion make her the perfect addition to our team! 💜
🎉 Welcome back, Chaparrals! ☀️Fresh air, big laughs, and fun conversations on full blast. 💡📚 our favorite school is buzzing again after break! Let's make the rest of this year AMAZING! 🚀✨
Our choir students surprised us by caroling 🎶through the halls for all to hear. Their voices truly brought the Christmas spirit to life.
Students across SCUC ISD explored the wonders of science through a series of interactive Science Expos this fall. Third graders at Paschal Elementary, fifth graders at Wilder Intermediate, and seventh graders at Corbett Junior High rotated through stations featuring activities like glo germs, rainbow science, handwriting analysis, and the crowd-favorite Whoosh station—a safe, supervised demonstration that uses combustion to make physics concepts come alive.
Guided by Samuel Clemens High School students, these hands-on experiences sparked curiosity and built connections across grade levels. Funded by a generous SCUC Education Foundation grant, the expos provided equipment and supplies that brought real-world science into classrooms, laying the groundwork for future STEM success.
The initiative began at Paschal on October 28, continued at Wilder on November 19, and concluded at Corbett on December 10. With plans to return in the spring featuring new stations and activities, SCUC continues to foster a culture of inquiry, innovation, and mentorship that inspires lifelong learning.
#Purpose
#People
#Partnerships
#WeAreSCUC
Guided by Samuel Clemens High School students, these hands-on experiences sparked curiosity and built connections across grade levels. Funded by a generous SCUC Education Foundation grant, the expos provided equipment and supplies that brought real-world science into classrooms, laying the groundwork for future STEM success.
The initiative began at Paschal on October 28, continued at Wilder on November 19, and concluded at Corbett on December 10. With plans to return in the spring featuring new stations and activities, SCUC continues to foster a culture of inquiry, innovation, and mentorship that inspires lifelong learning.
#Purpose
#People
#Partnerships
#WeAreSCUC
So proud of our dedicated student council leaders! They worked together to ensure 8 families have baskets filled with snacks, cozy socks, and games this season. 🌟
