Located in Westminster, CO, Woodrow Wilson Academy (WWA) is a free K-8 Public School of Choice. As a Jefferson County Public School, WWA offers high academic standards and a strong educational program. The curriculum is based on the proven Core Knowledge Sequence, ensuring that students have a solid foundation of knowledge.

But WWA recognizes that there's more to education than just academics. They also have a Character Education Program that rewards students for virtues such as respect, responsibility, and stewardship. WWA is financially sound and governed by a parent-driven Board of Directors, ensuring fiscal responsibility.

In addition to academic excellence, WWA offers a Pre-K program, home school enrichment program, before & after-school care, various clubs, athletics, and more. The vision of Woodrow Wilson Academy is to create an educational environment that nurtures, excites, and motivates children to learn, while the mission is to provide a school where students thrive academically and socially. With a dedicated group of parents involved in all aspects of the school, WWA is a community that demands excellence and embraces participation.

Anyone can enroll in WWA, as it is a public school of choice that does not discriminate. There is no tuition, as the school is funded by state funding, grants, and other sources. WWA follows the Core Knowledge curriculum, which provides a rich vocabulary and broad knowledge base for students, ensuring educational success.

The school is governed by an eight-member Board of Directors, six of whom are parents. Woodrow Wilson Academy strives to empower students to become independent thinkers and responsible citizens, fostering both academic and moral excellence