Upper School
Wellington Upper School
Advanced courses and independent research empower students to dive deeply into their passions, all while laying a solid academic foundation to power their next steps.
Get started with admissionsUpper School Essentials
Curriculum
With more than 140 courses, students have the flexibility to design a schedule that supports their academic goals and enables them to dive deep into their interests and passions.
Innovative Daily Schedule
Our new 5/4 schedule is designed to balance academic challenge with student well-being, including increased instructional time and frequent Task Time to see teachers and collaborate with peers.
College Counseling
Our program empowers students to search for, identify, and enroll in colleges that are strong fits based on their goals and passions.
Global Experiences
The Wellington International Student Experience (WISE) program is included in tuition, making international travel a reality for every Wellington student.
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Meet Mr. Raghunathan
Head of Upper School Rishi Raghunathan brings solid academic leadership, contagious energy, and some memorable outfits to the upper school halls.
Read his latest message to familiesInnovative Daily Schedule
At Wellington, we’re always striving to enhance the student experience, balancing academic excellence with well-being. Starting in the 2025-2026 academic year, our Upper School will transition to the innovative 5/4 Schedule — a thoughtfully designed structure that reflects the unique needs and aspirations of our community.
Learn moreMeet the Class of 2025
Members of the Class of 2025 are off and away to the colleges and universities of their choice. Accepted at an exceptional array of schools, these graduates will pursue their ambitions both near and far, leaving their mark on the world.
Class of 2025 Matriculation List
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The Wellington School encourages and welcomes applications from students, faculty, and staff without regard to race, gender, creed, sexual orientation, religion, physical handicap, or national origin. It does not discriminate in the administration of its educational policies, financial aid programs and school-administered extracurricular programs.