% scale represents number of student who met or exceeded standards
Ohio Achievement Test (OAT)
86%
85%
78%
89%
91%
84%
This school in 2011
Westerville City School District average
Ohio state average
% scale represents number of student who met or exceeded standards
Ohio Achievement Test (OAT)
65%
79%
66%
69%
83%
74%
73%
82%
71%
This school in 2011
Westerville City School District average
Ohio state average
% scale represents number of student who met or exceeded standards
We do not have any test data available for this school.
About This School
Wilder Elementary School is a public elementary school. The principal of Wilder Elementary School is Rebecca L. Yanni and can be contacted at Yannir@westerville.k12.oh.us. 538 students attend Wilder Elementary School and identify mostly as White, non-Hispanic; Hispanic; and Black, non-Hispanic. 25% of the 538 students here are classified as "economically disadvantaged", and 26% have subsidized lunches. The student to teacher ratio at Wilder Elementary School is 18:1. Huber Ridge Elementary School is one of the nearest elementary schools.
Extracurricular Activities
Arts
Dance
Drawing painting
Languages Taught
Spanish
Sports
Gymnastics
Soccer
Student Ethnicities
Ethnicity
School
District
White, non-Hispanic
68%
69%
Hispanic
3%
3%
Black, non-Hispanic
28%
19%
Asian/Pacific Islander
2%
2%
Native American or Native Alaskan
0.2%
0.09%
Student Subgroups
Subgroup
School
District
Students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch program
Wilder like most other public schools has an unrealistic expectation that our children should fit within their mold of the ideal student. In reality our children are more like snowflakes. Each one is different and has unique abilities and personalities to bring to not only Wilder but to the world. Unfortunately the administration and the teaching staff here is not equipped to deal with the non-traditional or non-ideal student. If your child is an independent thinker who needs consistent learning and stimulation they will likely not thrive here.
(3 years ago)
My daughter has been struggling for quiet a while. I asked her teachers if there was anything we could do to her but they kept saying that she was getting some help from going to ESL(even though her primary language is English) just because I spoke Spanish at home. I continue to work with her from home but it gets frustrating at times. I also tried getting some help by tutoring after-school but I haven't seen much improvement. I asked the school to test her for special needs since she received IEP assistance while attending Pre-K but they didn't think was necessary. They said that she doesn't have any disabilities for them to accommodate her at this time. I am not giving up on my child...
(4 years ago)
My daughter struggled all through elementary school every year I would ask her teachers if there was anything we could do to her not one of her teachers offerd me any guiedance. The only thing I knew to do was get her tutoring afterschool and in the summer. When she started middle school at Blendon she was so far behind she was just lost. within the first six weeks I had two teachers ask if she had ever been tested for special needs I had no clue what they were talking about. the guidance counselors explained the entire process to us and got her tested she was identified as special needs. She was not 'lazy' as one teacher put it she just needed a little extra help and not one person at Wilder offered it to her. The teachers at wilder really failed her.
(4 years ago)
I find this school to on of the best in the area. The school is nice clean and the teachers are the most caring teachers I have seen.
(7 years ago)
good 'family based' school makes you feel very welcome. However with my twins in kindergarten with 25 other students they absolutely do not get the attention they need!