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Official page of Wissahickon School District in Ambler, PA. Our six schools serve 5,000+ students, K-12. We welcome community engagement.

Please visit our website to view our Social Media Rules of Engagement: www.wsdweb.org/socialmedia WSD’s page is used for sharing district/school news, accomplishments, photos and videos of our students, staff and school community. We also expect that participants exercise civility and empathy when posting comments to our pages. Please remember that your comments can be viewed by many people in our community, including students, and are considered to be in the public domain. While WSD does not want to censor the opinions or comments of its community members, certain types of comments will not be tolerated. We reserve the right to delete posts that:
• Are vulgar or profane;
• Contain personal attacks or accusations;
• Could be offensive to or target specific ethnic or racial groups;
• Incite violence;
• Encourage others to break the law;
• Could be considered campaigning for a political office;
• Easily identify students and/or staff in defamatory, abusive or generally negative terms;
• Promote services or products; or
• Are rude or deride the opinions of others. WSD is not responsible for user-generated content and the opinions expressed in that content do not necessarily reflect those of WSD. If you have any questions or concerns about the district’s page, please email Kristen Rawlings at [email protected] or call 215-619-8022.

11/06/2026

Wissahickon Portrait of a Student Think Tank #2 is complete!

Teachers and administrators from across Wissahickon continued our Portrait of a Student journey with Professional Learning Partnerships (PLP), exploring the Six Gears Framework: Trust, Agency, Passion, Motivation, Meaning, and Memorability. Together, participants examined how these research-based conditions help students thrive and reflected on what students need to experience in our classrooms and schools to support learning, belonging, and success.

This is the second of several Think Tank sessions that will help shape Wissahickon's Portrait of a Student, with additional input from students, staff, families, and community members through focus groups later this year.

11/06/2026

Reminder: Join us for the Countywide Education Job Fair! Monday, November 23, 2026 from 5-7 p.m. at the MCIU Main Office. Register to speak with school districts about open positions: www.montcopaschools.org/fallfair

11/06/2026

Today, WHS held an important assembly, bringing to life stories of the Holocaust, in preparation for the 9th grade ELA unit on Empathy in connection with the reading and study of the book Night.

Night is a memoir by Elie Wiesel, written following his traumatic experience in the Holocaust and concentration camps.

The presentation was given by 3G Philly speaker Stacy Seltzer. Fellow 3G Philly representative Rachel Gottenberg, Assistant Principal for Stony Creek Elementary School, and Rena Klein were also present.

3GPhilly is a non-profit organization that creates an outlet for Holocaust remembrance and education in greater Philadelphia and across the Delaware Valley, focusing on the perspective of the third generation. https://3gphilly.org/

11/06/2026

On behalf of the WHS Interact Club and Abundant Heights Foundation, thank you to our wonderful community for your support of our Thanksgiving Drive.

There's still time to give! Our goal is that everyone in our community can enjoy Thanksgiving dinner with their family. The following items can be dropped off at the WHS Main Office:
-Canned corn
-Green beans
-Stuffing
-Mashed potatoes
-Macaroni and cheese
-Cranberry sauce

We are gladly accepting grocery store gift cards and turkey certificates (please make sure that your phone number is on the receipt). You can also donate via Venmo to .

11/05/2026

Scott Claffee, class of '97, was inducted into the 2026 WHS Hall of Fame on October 16. We invite to learn about Mr. Claffee's achievements in this short video bio.

11/05/2026

is hiring! Apply for 2nd semester teaching opportunities at wissahickon.schoolspring.com:
-Speech Language Pathologist, WMS/WHS
-Reading Specialist LTS, SCE
-Health & PE LTS, WMS
-Family Consumer Science LTS, WMS
-ELA LTS, WHS

11/05/2026

On behalf of the Wissahickon School Board, President Ginsburg congratulated Coach Stuart Malcolm and our Varsity soccer captains on an outstanding season!

The team put together an 18-game unbeaten run and an 11-game winning streak. As the No. 6 seed, they won three straight District 1-4A playoff games against Souderton, Central Bucks West, and No. 3 Avon Grove to reach the district semifinals. Along the way, they earned a spot in the PIAA state tournament!

Today at 1:30 p.m., the Trojans play top-seeded Lower Merion for third place in District One. Win or lose, they head to states.

We are incredibly proud of the team! Good luck today, and Go Trojans!

11/05/2026

Members of the K–12 staff and administrative team recently participated in the JCRC's 2nd Annual K–12 Day of Learning at the Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History on Thursday, October 29.

Through sessions focused on antisemitism, inclusion and belonging, Jewish identity and experiences, and navigating complex topics in education, participants engaged in meaningful learning, reflection, and dialogue. We are grateful for the opportunity to deepen our understanding and strengthen our commitment to creating welcoming, inclusive, and respectful learning environments for all students.

Thank you to the educators and administrators who represented Wissahickon with thoughtfulness, curiosity, and a commitment to continued learning. We look forward to carrying this learning forward as we continue to foster understanding, empathy, and belonging throughout our school community.

11/04/2026

is hiring Child Specific Assistants! Apply now to join our team: https://wissahickon.schoolspring.com/

11/04/2026

Only a few days left! The WHS Interact Club, in partnership with Abundant Heights Foundation, is collecting food and donations to help provide Thanksgiving meals for 300 families in our community this year.

We are collecting the following items:
-Canned corn
-Green beans
-Stuffing
-Mashed potatoes
-Macaroni and cheese
-Cranberry sauce

We are also gratefully accepting grocery store gift cards, Venmo donations (), and turkey certificates to help us reach our goal.

Please bring in donations by November 7, 2026. There are tables set up outside the square gym and boxes outside the main office to drop off items.

Last year, our school community's generosity and commitment to service made a tremendous impact. Because of our efforts, we were featured on NBC10 and received the Community Service Award from the Daughters of the American Revolution. Let's come together again this year and show what we can accomplish when we serve as a school community!

For questions or additional information, please contact Mr. Bean ([email protected]) or Ms. Popovic ([email protected]).

Address

601 Knight Road
Ambler, PA
19002

Opening Hours

Monday	7:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	7:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	7:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday	7:30am - 4:30pm
Friday	7:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+12156198000

Website

http://www.wsdweb.org/

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