“I wonder what it would be like to live in a world where it was always June.” - Lucy Maud Montgomery, Anne of the Island June is, indeed, a highly anticipated month for adults and children al...
The college application process is a novel experience for every student. For the first time in their young lives, students are asked to make themselves vulnerable to seemingly faceless admissions offi...
At Wellington, faculty and staff empower students to explore their passions, embrace their authentic identities, and ultimately, find their purpose. Social scientists Susan P. Robbins, Pranah Chat...
Lissa Wade and Cristen Geary P ’35, Co-Heads of Middle School Middle school students are notorious for exhibiting rapidly changing emotions that sometimes prompt adults to use the phrase, “(insert...
Dear Wellington Community, As you know, we continue to closely monitor COVID-19 cases and recommendations at all levels and adjust our safety and mitigation protocols appropriately. We are a school...
Joya Elmore P ’36 and Aaron Frim P ’19 Joya Elmore P ’36, director of gardens for environment-based learning, and Aaron Frim ’19, upper school chemistry teacher, sat down to discuss Welli...
In 2021, Theatre Arts Director David Glover, Me-Chelle Burkhalter P ’22, middle school science and math teacher, and Yolanda Johnson, lower school teacher, sought to expand traditional Black History M...
Emily Berty and Ivy Anderson We have been on “the other side of the desk” as college admissions officers. We have read the essays, reviewed the transcripts, sat through committees, and made admissi...
Dear Wellington Community, Since March 2020, our COVID-19 safety and mitigation protocols have been based on careful consideration of state and local data trends, recommendations from local, state,...
