The nursery school at the Wilton YMCA provides a variety of age appropriate programs for boys and girls aged 2 to 5.…More  Swimming,  gymnastics and dance, as well as other activities, are included. Three, four and five day-per-week, extended day and early childhood programs are available.  </p> <p>The YMCA Nursery School follows the Wilton Public School calendar. Children must be YMCA members. See their website for further information.</p>

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>

Veterans Memorial Stadium is home to the Wilton Warriors, the high school's football team. It has two large…More grandstands, team locker rooms and a large track that surrounds the field.</p> <p>There is a concession stand at the southern end of the field and the stadium is open year-round to the public. There is ample parking in the nearby lot between the stadium and Route 7.</p> <p>The field is also surrounded by a variety of athletic complexes, including tennis courts, baseball and softball fields and open spaces.  It is situated between Cider Mill School , route: {:action=>"show", :id=>"cider-mill-school-3", :controller=>"listings"} -->and <!-- name: Wilton High School, at the corner of Route 7 and School Road.</p>

Miller School is a fully integrated public school serving Kindergarten through second grade students.

It is…More located at 217 Wolfpit Road, adjoining the Driscoll School, and was named for Tilford W. Miller, a former Wilton educator who moved to the town from New York in 1925 and served as Town Treasurer and Chariman of the Board of Education.</p> <p>There are roughly 1000 students between Miller and Driscoll and the facility also include a pre-school for special needs children.</p>

Wilton High School (WHS) defines itself as "a community of learners dedicated to academic and personal excellence."…More It has a reputation as a top public school, with 87 percent of its senior class going on to a four-year college, and mean SAT scores well above the national average.</p> <p>WHS offers a wide curriculum and has specific graduation requirements for its approximately 1,300 students. They must complete various numbers of courses in the Humanities, Sciences, Applied Arts, Physical Education, and Electives disciplines, all designed to prepare students adequately for college. In addition, there are a number of extracurricular clubs, activities and sports teams.</p> <p>Wilton High is governed by the Board of Education, headed by Superintendent of Schools Dr. Gary Richards. Its staff is composed of Principal Timothy Canty, Associate Principal Robert O'Donnell, Assistant Principal Maria Coleman, Assistant Principal Linda Ciliberti and Director of Athletics Christy Hayes.</p>

Middlebrook is Wilton's Middle School, a public school serving sixth,  seventh and eighth graders.

The…More school houses over 1,000 students and almost 100 faculty and staff, with an average class size of roughly 20 to 22. The staff includes a Principal Julia Harris, Deans Nancy Hasenauer, Jory Higgins and Kevin Welch, and 16 instructional leaders. It defines its mission as "a safe and nurturing environment that provides [its] community of learners with the foundation necessary to contribute to a rapidly changing world."</p> <p>Middlebrook's curriculum focuses on language arts, math, fine and applied arts and technology. It also offers extensive extracurricular and enrichment opportunities.</p>