Change lives... Change the world
Our School
Wesleyan is a small but "full activity" school. Our programs promote spiritual, intellectual, physical, and social growth.
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graduates attend college -
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faculty hold advanced degrees
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13 seniors sign to play college athletics
Read MoreStudents, faculty, and parents recently gathered on the Morris-Fletcher Quadrangle for the Spring Signing Ceremony! Among those celebrated were 13 senior Wolves.
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Missions spotlight: Texas team serves with Mission Arlington
Read MoreHigh school students and five faculty spent spring break serving in Arlington, TX with Mission Arlington. Mission Arlington seeks to “take church to the people,” and Wesleyan students joined them in leading Bible studies and playing with children at local apartment complexes. The Wesleyan team also helped sort canned goods in their food pantry, loaded and moved a lot of donations from a warehouse to one of their ministry houses, and painted fences at the apartments.
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High school G.R.A.C.E. club visits Center for Civil and Human Rights
Read MoreThe students in the G.R.A.C.E. Diversity Club recently visited the Center for Civil and Human Rights (CCHR). While at the CCHR, students journeyed through various eras of the Civil Rights Movement and learned about experiences that changed the trajectory of our country. They also learned about past and current human rights struggles from around the world.
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Missions spotlight: Colorado team plugs into equine therapy
Read MoreOver spring break, a group of Wesleyan faculty and high school students partnered with 51:10 Youth Ranch to join in on the unique ways Christ is moving in Colorado.
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Wolves enjoy Daddy Daughter Dance, Mother Son Game Night, Grandparents Day, and family night
Read MoreLower school students and families excitedly welcomed the return of special family celebrations, including the Daddy Daughter Dance, Mother Son Game Night, and Grandparents Day. In addition to quarterly family nights, these beloved, spring traditions offer opportunity for students and families to slow down and focus on the relationships closest to them. Fathers and daughters danced the night away; mothers and sons fueled their competitive fires, and lower school students proudly shared their classrooms with their grandparents and special friends.
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Seventh grade scientists “burn” calories in walnut and marshmallow lab
Read MoreAs seventh grade students study chemical reactions in human cells, they learned about how nutrients in foods are transformed into energy. We most often hear about calories corresponding with energy, so this unit led students to understand that a calorie is a unit of measurement for heat energy. Higher calorie foods create more heat energy than lower calorie foods, so students set out to learn which food has more calories- walnuts or marshmallows.
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13 seniors sign to play college athletics
Read MoreStudents, faculty, and parents recently gathered on the Morris-Fletcher Quadrangle for the Spring Signing Ceremony! Among those celebrated were 13 senior Wolves.
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Missions spotlight: Texas team serves with Mission Arlington
Read MoreHigh school students and five faculty spent spring break serving in Arlington, TX with Mission Arlington. Mission Arlington seeks to “take church to the people,” and Wesleyan students joined them in leading Bible studies and playing with children at local apartment complexes. The Wesleyan team also helped sort canned goods in their food pantry, loaded and moved a lot of donations from a warehouse to one of their ministry houses, and painted fences at the apartments.
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High school G.R.A.C.E. club visits Center for Civil and Human Rights
Read MoreThe students in the G.R.A.C.E. Diversity Club recently visited the Center for Civil and Human Rights (CCHR). While at the CCHR, students journeyed through various eras of the Civil Rights Movement and learned about experiences that changed the trajectory of our country. They also learned about past and current human rights struggles from around the world.
Missions Map
The Wesleyan Missions program is designed to parallel the overall mission of the school by providing students opportunities to explore their faith in Christ through service to other cultures. This interactive map allows you to explore where our students have traveled on mission trips!
why wesleyan?
To be a Christian school of academic excellence by providing each student a diverse college preparatory education guided by Christian principles and beliefs; by challenging and nurturing the mind, body, and spirit; and by developing responsible stewardship in our changing world.
