About Wilson County Schools

The motto of Wilson County Schools is “learn, create, inspire” and that is exactly what our 10,165 students and 1,650 staff members strive to do each day. Our district consists of 25 schools - 13 elementary schools, five middle schools, three high schools, two early colleges, one alternative school and one virtual school. Students are empowered to stay engaged in their education and to graduate as responsible citizens who are prepared to participate in the global economy.

Mission: The mission of Wilson County Schools is to provide an educational environment which creates success for all students through the community working together.

Vision: Wilson County Schools is a place where students participate in an educational environment in which they are engaged and empowered in their learning and graduate as responsible citizens prepared to compete in the global economy.  Collectively, students, educators, families and community members commit to becoming lifelong learners and ensuring students are prepared for success and equipped with the skills to pursue their dreams.

Commitment Statements:
1. Every student can learn and succeed. 
2. Student success will not be determined by race, ethnicity, gender, or socioeconomic status. 
3. Education, employment or enlistment are all honorable pursuits after graduation. 
4. Strong educators are keys to accelerating student achievement. 

Wilson County Schools is located in Wilson County, North Carolina, which is 45 minutes east of the capital city of Raleigh, two hours from the beach and roughly four hours from the mountains. Once known as “the world’s largest tobacco market,” Wilson leaders have worked to redefine Wilson as a place with all the charm of a small town and all the amenities of a larger city. In Wilson, front porch rocking chairs and whimsical whirligigs coexist with entrepreneurial pathways and a world-class broadband system. Visit the Discover Wilson website to learn more about our incredible town.