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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Jennifer Noel featured in national art exhibition
Read MoreArtwork by junior Jennifer Noel was recently selected for a national art exhibition. Noel’s work, “Connected through the Chaos” is a work that explores the pandemic, masking, and how it has affected the community. Her art was one of only 200 pieces selected from nearly 1,700 submissions for the 2022 NAHS/NJAHS Juried Exhibition held annually in Washington, D.C. This year’s exhibition is being held virtually.
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Pre-first students perform annual Halloween oration
Today pre-first students recited fun and spook-tacular Halloween poems and songs as a part of their annual Halloween oration tradition.Read More
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Varsity cheerleading participates in first-ever competition
Read MoreOver the weekend, varsity cheerleading participated in their first-ever competition in the history of Wesleyan!
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Wesleyan names Alex Thorne as nominee for Jefferson Scholarship
Read MoreThe College Advising Office is pleased to announce that Alex Thorne has been nominated by a faculty committee as Wesleyan’s nominee for the Jefferson Scholarship at the University of Virginia. The Jefferson Foundation seeks high school seniors who possess exceptional ability in leadership and scholarship and who show promise of making a significant contribution to the University of Virginia community as students and to society at large as graduates. In addition to his outstanding academic record and membership in numerous honor societies, Alex is an Eagle Scout, a four-year member of the marching band in which he currently serves as Drum Major, and a three-year member of the robotics team. Alex matriculated from Montgomery Elementary to Wesleyan in 2015.
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Academic Resource Center: Equipping Students With The Skills For Academic Independence
Read MoreRenovations to a portion of Chapman Library this past summer may not be noticed by many, but the impact of what is happening behind the new walls will be felt throughout campus in the months and years to come. In August, Wesleyan’s new Academic Resource Center (ARC), a long-held dream by many Wesleyan faculty members, moved into the renovated space on the third floor of Wesley Hall in Chapman Library.
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Black History Month Chapel Guest Speaker
Read MoreOn Thursday, February 11 as part of our celebration of Black History Month, Davon Stack, Director of Junior High Ministries at Perimeter Church, spoke to middle and high school students at chapel. Stack spoke to students about Psalm 23, breaking down each verse and relating it to his own story and the Christian Life theme of the month, Shalom.
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Jennifer Noel featured in national art exhibition
Read MoreArtwork by junior Jennifer Noel was recently selected for a national art exhibition. Noel’s work, “Connected through the Chaos” is a work that explores the pandemic, masking, and how it has affected the community. Her art was one of only 200 pieces selected from nearly 1,700 submissions for the 2022 NAHS/NJAHS Juried Exhibition held annually in Washington, D.C. This year’s exhibition is being held virtually.
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Pre-first students perform annual Halloween oration
Today pre-first students recited fun and spook-tacular Halloween poems and songs as a part of their annual Halloween oration tradition.Read More
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Varsity cheerleading participates in first-ever competition
Read MoreOver the weekend, varsity cheerleading participated in their first-ever competition in the history of Wesleyan!
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.
