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Our School
Wesleyan is a small but "full activity" school. Our programs promote spiritual, intellectual, physical, and social growth.
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faculty hold advanced degrees
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An Inside Look at Campus Safety- Face Shields
Face shields can help students in speech perception, enhancing their impact on early learning while also maintaining safety standards.Read More
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An Inside Look at Campus Safety- Plexiglass Dividers
While preparing to reopen campus, as much protection as possible was installed so that students could learn in a safe and protected environment.Read More
An inside look on the list of newly implemented safety measures includes- physical barriers, such as plexiglass dividers. The plexiglass dividers are transparent, easily cleanable, and able to be mounted and used in various settings. These dividers are an example of a safety measure that can reduce droplet transmission within the school setting.
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Wesleyan Students Return to Campus
Read MoreAfter months of preparation and planning, Wesleyan School welcomed students back to campus for the first time since March 12. Over the course of two days on Wednesday, August 12 and Thursday, August 13, students returned to the classroom to receive in-person instruction. Strict guidelines and procedures, which can be found on the school website, were put in place prior to students and faculty returning to campus.For students in kindergarten through fifth grade, instruction is on-campus every day of the week. Students in sixth through twelfth grade are in a hybrid model of learning that places approximately half of the student body in distance learning and the other half of the student body on campus. The students rotate every other day, so each student is on campus multiple days a week. This model will be re-evaluated after August 28 for any adjustments that may need to be taken.
While certainly a different school day, we are excited to offer in-person learning for our students in a safe and health-conscious manner. Click here to watch a video from the first few days of school!
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Art Students Create “Behind the Mask” Project
Read MoreBecause of COVID-19, the start to this school year has been like unlike any other. Perhaps the most visible precaution that has been taken is the usage of face coverings around campus.Thinking creatively, middle school art teacher Heather Niemann created a project that acknowledges the emotions underneath the mask and allowed students to express their unique personalities through writing and drawing.
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Wesleyan Student Selected to Attend the Governor’s Honors Program
Read MoreWesleyan School is pleased to announce that Wesleyan junior Maggie Simmons has been invited to study in the prestigious Georgia Governor’s Honors Program (GHP) at Berry College in Rome this June and July.
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Wesleyan Students Awarded National Medals in Scholastic Art and Writing Awards
Read MoreWesleyan School is pleased to announce that sophomore Kayla Kim and senior Anna Turner have been awarded National Medals in the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards.
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An Inside Look at Campus Safety- Face Shields
Face shields can help students in speech perception, enhancing their impact on early learning while also maintaining safety standards.Read More
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An Inside Look at Campus Safety- Plexiglass Dividers
While preparing to reopen campus, as much protection as possible was installed so that students could learn in a safe and protected environment.Read More
An inside look on the list of newly implemented safety measures includes- physical barriers, such as plexiglass dividers. The plexiglass dividers are transparent, easily cleanable, and able to be mounted and used in various settings. These dividers are an example of a safety measure that can reduce droplet transmission within the school setting.
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Wesleyan Students Return to Campus
Read MoreAfter months of preparation and planning, Wesleyan School welcomed students back to campus for the first time since March 12. Over the course of two days on Wednesday, August 12 and Thursday, August 13, students returned to the classroom to receive in-person instruction. Strict guidelines and procedures, which can be found on the school website, were put in place prior to students and faculty returning to campus.For students in kindergarten through fifth grade, instruction is on-campus every day of the week. Students in sixth through twelfth grade are in a hybrid model of learning that places approximately half of the student body in distance learning and the other half of the student body on campus. The students rotate every other day, so each student is on campus multiple days a week. This model will be re-evaluated after August 28 for any adjustments that may need to be taken.
While certainly a different school day, we are excited to offer in-person learning for our students in a safe and health-conscious manner. Click here to watch a video from the first few days of school!
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.
