 | Dear Parents;
Thank you for your interest in The Wellington School. We know that planning your child’s educational future is a very important process, and we would be delighted to help you better understand what the Wellington community has to offer.
We are a college-preparatory school with a focus on developing the habits and attitudes of world-ready citizens. All courses are challenging and individual attention is the norm. The program is structured, yet flexible. Our teachers are masters at differentiated instruction to help our students to learn in ways that speak to their strengths and interests. We celebrate each student’s joy of discovery, and we work to develop a lifelong love of learning.
We emphasize responsibility and compassion; we value cooperation and collaboration; and we strive to foster a broad perspective of the world. We celebrate the individuality of our students and encourage them to embrace diverse challenges and opportunities.
I often hear Head of School Robert Brisk talking about “genius” – not the Albert Einstein, one-in-a-billion way – but in the way the Romans understood it. To them, genius meant the spirit in all people that makes them special and helps them strive to be their best.
Wellington provides a forward-thinking learning community with a caring, connected faculty and student body. We emphasize active learning and encourage the pursuit of individual passion.
As the admissions director and a Wellington parent, I would welcome the opportunity to talk with you in person about our school. Please contact me via telephone or email at your convenience. I look forward to meeting you and your child.
Maryline Michel Kulewicz
Director of Admissions and
Financial Aid
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| |  Lynne StegerLynne Willis Steger has been the assistant director of Admissions for 11 years.
She graduated from Miami University with a degree in consumer economics and worked in the insurance industry for 14 years, becoming Nationwide Insurance Company’s first female recipient of the CLU designation from The American College in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania. She also presented at professional conferences on behalf of Demotech, an actuarial accounting firm located in Columbus, Ohio.
Lynne’s association at Wellington began in 1990, when her oldest daughter was tested by Kathy Yant for entrance to kindergarten. As a parent, Lynne served in various volunteer positions, including president of the Wellington Parents Association for the 1999-2000 school year.
Lynne enjoys spending time with her two daughters, Caitlin ‘04 and Corinne ‘09, who are both “lifer” alumni. Other interests include spending time with small groups of friends, cooking and eating outdoors in the summer, photography of nature’s miracles and architectural details, traveling, interacting with animals, genealogy, movies and great books. Her favorite moments are spent laughing.
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 Sally StrattonSally Saeger Stratton started at Wellington in 2007. She has a bachelor of arts from The Ohio State University, where she completed her degree in French with a Capstone in International Business.
Sally grew up in Columbus and worked with her family at their car dealership before moving to San Francisco in 1999, where she was a support analyst for an application service provider.
Most of her free time is occupied with her friends and family, including her husband, son and their Wheaton terrier. She enjoys reading, running and local sports.
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