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The Whiffenpoofs of Yale Visit Wesleyan Chamber Singers
On November 1 the Wesleyan Chamber Singers welcomed The Whiffenpoofs of Yale, an all-male a cappella singing group. They have been featured on NBC’S The Sing Off, The West Wing, The Today Show, 60 Minutes, Gilmore Girls, Jeopardy!, Saturday Night Live, and most recently on the Season 4 finale of the hit television show Glee. The Whiffenpoofs led a singing workshop and performed some of their repertoire for the Chamber Singers during their class.Read More
Click here to view part of the workshop.
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Entire Community Invited to Annual Veterans Day Assembly
Read MoreNext week, Wesleyan will host our annual Veteran’s Day program for middle and high school students. This year’s guest speaker will be Steve Hopper, a veteran of Vietnam.
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Advanced 2D Art Students Partner With 'The Memory Project'
Read MoreFor the second year, the Advanced 2D art students have partnered with a humanitarian organization, the Memory Project. This year the students have been working on creating portraits of children who live in Pakistan. In December, the original works of art will be mailed to the Memory Project headquarters where a volunteer will hand deliver them to the children portrayed in the works of art. The Pakistan outreach is the newest addition to the Memory Project organization and their primary goal is to connect people from two countries who typically view each other negatively. With each generation we hope for an even better future. Simple acts of kindness, reaching out across oceans, and providing a work of art may be just the start needed to build relations between two countries in future generations.
Humanitarian outreach happens in many different ways; through missions, monetary donations, medical aid, and sometimes through creating a one of a kind work of art for a child who is facing many obstacles. The portraits will be on display outside of Austin Chapel until December, 2.
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High School Student Admitted to the Student Bar of Georgia
Read MoreJunior Gian Luca Di Lenardo, a member of Wesleyan’s Mock Trial team, was admitted to the Student Bar of Georgia after attending the Law Academy this August.The Mock Trial Law Academy is a yearly event that allows outstanding students in mock trial the opportunity to learn more about Georgia state laws and receive special training in courtroom and legal proceedings. At the end of the program, students take a mock bar exam. Gian Luca not only passed, he passed with honors by receiving over 90% on the exam and closing arguments. He will be recognized by the State Bar of Georgia at the state competition this spring.Congratulations Gian Luca!
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Updated: Sixth Grade Students Raise Money For Clean Water Charity
Update: October 22, 2019Read More
On Sunday, October 20, the girls were able to drop off their collected shoes with a truck driver who graciously offered to transport all of the donations on his way to St. Louis. The driver had a personal connection to Shoe Crew Water as he grew up in Ghana in a village where it was 12 miles to the nearest place for their drinking water. He first heard of the operation over 10 years ago, about how it was possible to turn tennis shoes into money for water wells in underdeveloped nations.
The girls were able to drop off 16 bags full of shoes in the truck. They were filled with joy and excitement after meeting the driver and hearing his real-life testament as to how critical these shoes are to providing clean and living water!
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Wesleyan School Announces Partnership with the Center for Civil and Human Rights
Read MoreThis fall, Wesleyan School announced it has partnered with the Center for Civil and Human Rights, located in downtown Atlanta, to create customized learning experiences for students in and outside of the classroom. This partnership will provide students and teachers access to the Center for field trips that will engage self-discovery about areas of civil and human rights. Additionally, a staff member at the center is available to share her expertise in the classroom alongside teachers and bring the Center experience to Wesleyan.
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The Whiffenpoofs of Yale Visit Wesleyan Chamber Singers
On November 1 the Wesleyan Chamber Singers welcomed The Whiffenpoofs of Yale, an all-male a cappella singing group. They have been featured on NBC’S The Sing Off, The West Wing, The Today Show, 60 Minutes, Gilmore Girls, Jeopardy!, Saturday Night Live, and most recently on the Season 4 finale of the hit television show Glee. The Whiffenpoofs led a singing workshop and performed some of their repertoire for the Chamber Singers during their class.Read More
Click here to view part of the workshop.
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Entire Community Invited to Annual Veterans Day Assembly
Read MoreNext week, Wesleyan will host our annual Veteran’s Day program for middle and high school students. This year’s guest speaker will be Steve Hopper, a veteran of Vietnam.
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Advanced 2D Art Students Partner With 'The Memory Project'
Read MoreFor the second year, the Advanced 2D art students have partnered with a humanitarian organization, the Memory Project. This year the students have been working on creating portraits of children who live in Pakistan. In December, the original works of art will be mailed to the Memory Project headquarters where a volunteer will hand deliver them to the children portrayed in the works of art. The Pakistan outreach is the newest addition to the Memory Project organization and their primary goal is to connect people from two countries who typically view each other negatively. With each generation we hope for an even better future. Simple acts of kindness, reaching out across oceans, and providing a work of art may be just the start needed to build relations between two countries in future generations.
Humanitarian outreach happens in many different ways; through missions, monetary donations, medical aid, and sometimes through creating a one of a kind work of art for a child who is facing many obstacles. The portraits will be on display outside of Austin Chapel until December, 2.
View Photo Gallery
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.
