Wildwood Environmental Academy

School Hours!
K-6th Grade
8:30am-3:15pm
Early Release: 2:15pm

7th-12th Grade
8:15am-3:00pm
Early Release: 2:00pm

**Buildings open at 7:50am**

Welcome to Wildwood Environmental Academy

Join us for a tuition-free hands-on learning environment in environmental sciences, including field trips, laboratory experiments and working in the school's own greenhouse!

Wildwood Environmental Academy is a safe and secure free public community school offering a challenging academic program aligned with Common Core State Standards. The academy will be housed in two buildings on the same campus. We have turtles, fish, lizards, a ferret, mice, bearded dragons, snakes, rabbits, chinchillas and guinea pigs, which the students enjoy working with and help to care for. Our greenhouse is accessible to all students and an environmental education is on staff to assist in the full integration of the environmental sciences.

Features:
- Free public charter school with all day kindergarten
- Hands-on Learning including a full science and MAC lab
- Small Class Sizes to foster individualized instruction
- Greenhouse, various gardens and active bee hives onsite
- Frequent field extensions throughout the community
- K-12 education with focus on whole child development
- Award winning, highly qualified, caring and dedicated staff
- Use of data to support individualized instruction
- Small school atmosphere with animal friendly classrooms
- Rigorous grading scale and high academic standards
- College Credit Plus opportunities with local universities
- Highly effective support staff

Environmental Focus:

Wildwood Environmental Academy is very proud of our environmental efforts both in and out of the classroom. The school is known for their ongoing environmental missions and the latest recognitions include:

WEA was recognized by Wild Ones with the "2015 Native School Landscape Award."
In the Spring of 2015 S.A.V.E. (Science Alliance for Valuing the Environment) awarded WEA as the "Eco School of the Year!"
WEA was the recipient of a generous donation of 50 solar panels from First Solar.

BOARD MEETING NOTICE

All Board Meetings will be held, 3:45pm at
Wildwood Environmental Academy
1628 Henthorne Drive
Maumee, OH 43537

September 11, 2019
October 9, 2019
December 11, 2019
January 8, 2020
February 12, 2020

The Board of Directors recognizes the importance of collaborating in order to help students have good attendance at school. Therefore, school employees and volunteers, community members and local juvenile court judges, as well as any other stakeholders, are invited to attend the June meeting of the board of directors to collaborate in developing the academy's Attendance, Truancy, and Automatic Withdrawal Policy.

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Coming Soon...

August 21st: First Day of School!
August 30th: NO SCHOOL
September 9th-13th; Book Fair
September 12th: Picture Day
September 20th: NO SCHOOL
October 18th: NO SCHOOL
October 21st: NO SCHOOL
November 25th & 26th: Parent Teacher Conferences
November 27th, 28th & 29th: Thanksgiving Break
December 23rd: Winter Break Begins

It's GREAT to be a WILDWOOD Warrior!

Intent to Enroll Information:

We are happy to welcome you and your family to Wildwood Environmental Academy.

To begin the enrollment process, please fill out the "Intent to Enroll Now" form and submit the online enrollment application.
An enrollment specialist will contact you soon to set up a tour and to complete the application process.

Just need more information? Contact Us and a member of our staff will provide any information you may need.

INTENT TO ENROLL FORM

Toledo Walleye Partners With Wildwood Environmental Academy

Wildwood Environmental Academy students had the opportunity to visit the Toledo Walleye, a mid-level professional hockey team that is affiliated with the Detroit Red Wings. Students were able to visit the Huntington Center, where the Toledo Walleye play their games, and visit with the players. They had many opportunities to interact with the players, including spending time on the ice, eating lunch together and engaging in thoughtful conversations. Students talked with the team about life in college, goals versus dreams and how they can sometimes both be achieved. Students were nominated by their teachers to attend based on many factors including perseverance and hard work in the classroom. Those who were chosen to attend are already asking to go back again next year.

See the video below of Susan Brimmer, assistant school leader at WEA, discussing the visit.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0MWmxfxdsvY&feature=youtu.be

This partnership was made possible by WEA’s Sponsor, Ohio Council of Community Schools. Many thanks to Toledo Walleye and OCCS for this wonderful experience!