Pottstown High School Names Senior Nick Wilson First-Ever Co-Curricular Student of the Quarter

Among Wilson's activities is playing in the Pottstown High School Marching Band.

Blogger's Note: The following was provided by the Pottstown School District.

Pottstown High School senior, Nick Wilson was named the first ever Co-Curricular Student of the Quarter at Pottstown High School.

You can learn all about his achievements in a video interview between him and Mr. Steven Anspach, Director of Co-Curricular Activities.



Wilson has earned a 104.8 GPA.

He is involved in many athletic and non-athletic activities, including cross country, track and field, jazz, concert, and marching band, pit orchestra for the Pottstown School District musical, National Honors Society, and Student Government.

Wilson in the high school's engineering lab.

Several PHS teachers nominated Wilson for this honor.

In his nomination, engineering teacher Andy Bachman described Wilson as a “dedicated student-athlete and talented young man. While he may not be the fastest runner, Nick is a leader in the classroom and hallways.”

Wilson describes the importance of “performing on the field and on the test” and believes that his teachers see him as hard-working.

He wants to attend college for civil engineering and has already been accepted by three schools.