Wilson Elementary District (4261)

Located at 3025 E. Fillmore Street in Phoenix, Arizona, the Wilson Elementary District (4261) is an active, traditional public school district serving the educational needs of a vibrant, large city environment within the Phoenix-Mesa-Chandler metropolitan area. As an independent, non-charter district, it operates two elementary and middle schools structured to support children from pre-kindergarten through eighth grade. By focusing exclusively on foundational and middle-grade education, the district aims to establish strong literacy, numeric, and social-emotional skills in young learners before they progress to regional high school programs.

The district currently serves a student body of 854 children, maintaining a balanced distribution across all grade levels—from 47 pre-kindergarten students and 102 kindergarteners to 83 eighth-graders preparing for high school. Wilson Elementary District reflects a culturally rich community, with a student population that includes 694 Hispanic students, 101 Black students, 24 American Indian students, and 20 White students, alongside multi-racial and Pacific Islander youth. While official 2024–2025 data profiles indicate non-reported FTE figures for instructional and support staff, the district remains a vital neighborhood anchor for east-central Phoenix families. Further details on local programs and district initiatives can be explored via their administrative office or official web portal at wsd.k12.az.us.