Communication
View our WCS Brand Guide (pdf) for our official logos and colors.
Hurricane Connection - Spring 2026
Catch up on your Hurricane news in the Spring 2026 Hurricane Connection (pdf), coming to a mailbox near you! In line with our Strategic Plan, our goal is to provide clear, consistent communication so our community can see how students and staff are growing and achieving every day.
Are You 'Cane Connected?
Our social media pages are for celebrating our students and highlighting events in our District. We encourage you to follow us on social media, and help us to tell our story in a way that celebrates our students, staff, schools, and community.
WCS District
- Facebook - @wilmingtoncityschools
- Instagram - @wilmingtoncityschools
Social Media Commenting Guidelines
Wilmington City School District’s social media pages focus on celebrating and supporting our schools, students and teachers, as well as sharing important news and communicating event information. We encourage you to share your support, connect with other supporters, and visit frequently for news and updates.
While everyone is welcome and encouraged to comment, our first priority is to protect students, staff and community members.
Please review our Commenting Guidelines (pdf).
Contact Us
If you have a question or concern, and are unable to find the answer on our website, please contact us by phone at 937-382-1641 during normal school hours/days or by email (see our staff directory links below). We will do our best to respond during our normal business hours of 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on weekdays that school is in session.
- District Administration (Central Office)
- Elementary Buildings (Holmes Pk-2nd, Denver 3rd-5th)
- Secondary Buildings (Middle & High School)
Visit our Parent Resources page for quick links to relevant information such as Progress Book, your child’s account balance, lunch menus, school events, student handbook, school calendar, newsletters, and more.
Safety Concerns
If you see/hear something concerning, say something. It’s important to stress with your child the importance of talking to a trusted adult, law enforcement, or using the District’s School Safety Hotline (available 24/7) when they hear or see something concerning a safety issue. 911 should be used in cases of urgent safety concerns. Tips can be made anonymously.
WCS School Safety Hotline - The School Safety Hotline is always available in the quick links of the District website.
This site provides information using PDF, visit this link to download the Adobe Acrobat Reader DC software.