Computer-assisted instruction programs such as Success Maker by the Computer Curriculum Corporation and the Reading Renaissance program greatly enhance the students' success in the classroom. Success Maker is an interactive computer-driven program that is based on each student's current level of achievement in math. It is designed for middle school students and supplements the in-class instruction of the math teachers. Student math level gains are constantly monitored and reports are readily available for the teachers. Reading Renaissance is a program that encourages students to read books, take tests on these books on computers and receive points that are redeemable for merchandise in the Accelerated Reader store.
Teachers constantly monitor reading logs and point accumulation.
A new focus at Wiley is using the Internet in classroom instruction. G.L. Wiley offers students many opportunities to be successful. Presently, there is one case worker and one project director on campus during school hours. The Lighted School program is after school hours, to gain an enhanced self-esteem. Fill out an application at the G.L. Wiley registrar's office.