Wifi Issue Persists after Updated to IOS 6.1.2

Hey guys.
My iphone 4s has been acting weird for over a week now. The wifi comes on for a few moments and then disappears and my phone cannot detect or list the wifi spots. I have tried resetting network connections and restoring my phone and updating. However, none of these work and I have updated my router firmware as well this morning and ran diagnose tests on my router but it's fine. My wifi works fine on my Ipod touch 4g. I have tried turning the airplane option on and off as well too on my phone but nothing works. Any other solutions or advice? Thank you!

o.o; okay thanks ;o. hmm do you know if they charge if i take it to an apple store for an evaluation?
Forgot to mention that my phone works when it's at school though. I don't have a problem connecting to the school's wifi just at home.

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