My family has lived in Wayne Township for over 150 years–farming, driving the horse-drawn school bus, conducting trains, and teaching. You might say it was in my blood to stay in Wayne. I choose Wayne because WE ARE WAYNE, all of us! The rich racial and ethnic diversity in Wayne teaches parents and students about myriad cultures, making us all part of a healthy and functioning human tapestry of inclusiveness. Regardless of our backgrounds, we wanted all the kids to succeed. We knew our children’s classmates because we volunteered in the schools with fellow parents, many who hailed from other countries.
We also run into former classmates of our children, who are now teachers, doctors, HVAC professionals, lawyers, restaurant managers, grant writers, and stylists. My husband’s 30-year career in Wayne means running into his former students in virtually every Westside establishment. The Metropolitan School District of Wayne Township anchored our family into the community. But what really makes Wayne Township our home are the schools. We love hiking and bird watching in Eagle Creek Park and frequently enjoy over 100 international restaurants in the 38th Street corridor’s International Marketplace. Now, more than 25 years later, we still live in the same house and don’t have any plans to leave. He was teaching at Fulton Junior High School, and we thought it would be handy for him to have the same school schedule as our children. My husband and I moved to Wayne Township in 1995. Township Statistics – General Information.Report Cards/Parent-Teacher Conferences.McKinney-Vento Program (Housing Instability).2023-24 Enrollment Procedures for MSD Wayne Schools.
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