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The Class of 2025 closed their time as Wesleyan students with Baccalaureate at Johns Creek United Methodist Church on May 23 and Commencement Exercises on the Morris-Fletcher Quadrangle on May 24. These celebrations honored each student’s contributions to Wesleyan and allowed the community to acknowledge the Lord’s faithfulness in the lives of those in the Class of 2025.

The lower school came alive with art, color, and creativity as students gathered to celebrate Fine Arts Day, an annual event dedicated to honoring the visual and performing arts while reflecting on the school’s Christian life theme. This year’s theme, “The Way,” served as the guiding inspiration for every part of the day’s artistic exploration.

Students from across metro Atlanta gathered at Seckinger High School on Saturday, April 26, to participate in the annual Spoken Language Contest, an event sponsored by the Foreign Language Association of Georgia. The contest celebrates linguistic talent by offering students the opportunity to demonstrate their fluency in foreign languages through spoken presentations and interviews.

Middle school TSA team members completed a model of Young Hall and received second place in the state on the Construction Challenge project at the TSA State Leadership Competition in March. On Friday, May 16, to award the students for their hard work, the students were given a personal tour of Young Hall.

A dedicated group of seventh and eighth grade MATHCOUNTS students at Wesleyan School has achieved national recognition for their outstanding community service project, earning the prestigious Gold Level award from the National Math Club.

On May 8, Wesleyan’s middle school band performed a spring concert, and on May 12, the middle school chorus also performed a spring concert.

On Monday, May 12, Wesleyan’s winning House for the 2024-2025 school year, Amatz, commemorated their victory by adding a stone to the House cairn. 

On Thursday, May 8, Wesleyan welcomed the community to campus for the final All School Chapel of the 2024-2025 school year.

From May 1 to May 3, Wesleyan students brought magic to the stage during their performance of "Matilda."

Wesleyan is thankful for the service of long-tenured faculty members, Ted Russell, social sciences department chair, Jennifer Russell, middle school administrative assistant, Jane Leake, English teacher and faculty fellows coordinator, and Ryan Hodges, middle school physical education teacher.

On Thursday, May 1, high school students and the Class of 2025 gathered for Senior Chapel.

On Thursday, May 1st, high school students, faculty, and parents gathered for Senior Honors Day. This special tradition celebrates the hard work and accomplishments of the senior class. The Class of 2024 award recipients are listed below.

Over the past few days, Wesleyan high school chorus chamber singers and band students performed their spring concerts for their peers.