Cole Creel ‘26 demonstrated the J.O.Y. Motto (Jesus. Others. Yourself.) by building garden beds for the lower school courtyard as a part of his Eagle Scout Project.
On Thursday, Aug. 29, Chris Cleveland, head of school, and Marc Khedouri, assistant head of school for advancement, spoke at the first middle school chapel of the school year.
Students learned about the importance of a rooted and established foundation built on the love of Christ while building community at the Fifth and Sixth Grade Retreat.
On the first day of school, new middle school students were randomly sorted into a house at the House Sorting Ceremony! Students will belong to their respective houses for the remainder of their middle school years.
We are thrilled to welcome new faculty and staff members to Wesleyan as we begin the 2024-2025 school year. Additionally, several returning members will take on new responsibilities and roles, and we are expectant of the ways they will succeed in these new roles as they serve the Wesleyan community.
Wesleyan is proud to announce that 51 percent of our AP students have been recognized as an AP Scholar at some level based on their AP exam scores. Wesleyan is also proud to announce that 8 students earned the AP Capstone Diploma for their success in the two-year Capstone program. The AP Scholar Awards are academic distinctions for students to cite among their credentials on applications and résumés; however, students do not receive any monetary award from the College Board.
Middle school TSA members competed at the 2024 TSA National Competition in Orlando, Florida. TSA members from Wesleyan included Lillian Lu '30, Cate Hudak '30, Acoya Wu '29, Allen Chen '29, Tiffany Kim '29, Christian Chung '29, Colin Davis '29, Andrew Yang '29, Matthew Kane '29, Aiden Chang '28, Jesse Cottingham '28, and Jason Chung '28.
The Class of 2024 closed their chapter as Wesleyan students with Commencement Exercises on the Morris-Fletcher Quadrangle on May 25 and a Baccalaureate service at Johns Creek United Methodist on May 24. Filled with traditions, these celebrations honored the impressive legacy left by the Class of 2024 and shared our excitement for where God is calling them next.
On Friday, May 17, lower school students celebrated Fine Arts Day, a day set aside to celebrate the elements of art, which form the foundation of creativity.
On Thursday, May 16, parents and students attended Eighth Grade Chapel to celebrate the Class of 2028 and reflect on their middle school years at Wesleyan.
