Driscoll School is a public educational institution that serves Kindergarten through second grade students, in…More concert with Miller School.</p> <p>It is named for Ina E. Driscoll, a Wilton teacher and principal from 1926 to 1957 who originally founded and ran the Gilbert and Bennett School in Georgetown (a subsect of Wilton and a few neighboring towns) and became a beloved member of the community before her passing in 1978.</p> <div>Driscoll is located at 336 Belden Hill Road, adjoining Miller School, and there are roughly 1000 students between the two institutions. The facility also includes a pre-school for special needs children.</div>

Located adjacent to the School Sisters of Notre Dame facility, the Belden Hill Montessori School offers classes for…More children from 2 1/2 to 5 years of age.</p> <p>The school was founded more than 20 years ago and was taken over in 2007 by Director Sara Flanagan. Flanagan says her main educational goals are teaching children independence, a sense of order, sequential thought and concentration. According to its mission statement, the school is designed "to provide a nurturing and enriching environment full of diverse and multi-aged children."</p> <p>The school offers preschool and full-day kindergarten programs. The programs are set up to focus on six different areas, which include practical life, sensorial, math, language, cultural and arts education.</p>

Cider Mill School is a public educational institution serving grades three through five. It is partitioned into four…More areas of learning named for schoolhouses once found in town: Nod Hill, Cannondale, Belden Hill and Kent.</p> <p>Each of the four areas contains three to four classrooms for each grade, with the intent being to foster positive school spirit and self-respect in the students. Overall, the school defines its mission as being "a caring, respectful and child-centered community where students are supported as they explore, create and learn."  Principal Ginny Rico heads the institution.</p>

Wilton's division of the School Sisters of Notre Dame is part of a network of some 3,700 locations worldwide,…More operating in 36 different countries in Europe, North America, Latin America, Asia, Africa and Oceania.</p> <p>Their mission is to direct "their entire lives toward that oneness for which Jesus Christ was sent," focusing predominantly on education.  In pursuing this goal, the Sisters respond to the needs of their surrounding community through a variety of different ministries, all intent on living and working in ways "that reflect and promote the values Chirst lived and taught."</p>

Hillside Cemetery is located on Ridgefield Road about a quarter-mile north of Belden Hill Road. It has been run by…More the Congregational Church since 1950 after Charles Dana gifted the land to the church. The cemetery is open to people of all faiths.</p> <p>In addition to being one of the town's largest gravesites, Hillside Cemetery also has a great deal of history behind it. Since the land was first used as a cemetery in 1917, a number of Wilton notables have been laid to rest there. The cemetery also frequently marks the finish of the town's Memorial Day parades.</p>