Chart Your Path Here

Wellington Upper School

Chart Your Path Here

Your path. Your way. It all begins in the Wellington Upper School.

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Opportunities to Grow & Lead

We empower students to see a future filled with possibilities, and instill academic confidence that equips them to go after it. Our approach is designed to flex based on each student's expanding capabilities, giving them the personal attention required to master the skills that matter while taking deep doves into areas of passion.

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We offer a college counseling, rather than a college placement, program. The difference is important. Our program is distinctive in its empowerment of students to search for, identify, and enroll in colleges that are strong fits based on their individual passions and circumstances.

Get to know our program

A love of lifelong learning happens when students feel safe to try new things, ask for help, and find their paths. Our even-growing slate of clubs and organizations offer spaces to debate, connect, and explore. 

Find your thing

Physical fitness benefits mental fitness. Whether you're looking to sharpen your skills or try something new, our decorated athletics program offers opportunities for students to grow in leadership, discipline, and competition through 11 different seasonal sports. Upper school sports include:

  • Soccer 
  • Tennis 
  • Golf 
  • Cross country
  • Basketball
  • Cheerleading
  • Swimming & diving
  • Lacrosse 
  • Baseball
  • Softball
  • Track & field
Learn more about Wellington athletics

Student Voices

Finding Home at Wellington

Justin Cockrell reflects on the mentors and teachers who have made him feel important at Wellington.

Listen to Justin's story

An Appetite for Curiosity

A love for scientific research led Adriane Thompson to enter the nation’s oldest and most prestigious science and mathematics competition.

Read Adriane's story

Joy Transforms Student Learning

Adenola Atekoja reflects on his relationships with two influential teachers.

Listen to Adenola's story