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Wilbraham & Monson Academy
Basic Information
Address: 423 Main Street
Wilbraham, MA 01095
County: Hampden
Phone Number: 413.596.6811
Fax Number: 413.599.1749
Email: Admission@WMA.us
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Additional Information
President: Brian P. Easler
School Type: Independent coeducational boarding and day school for grades 6 - 12 and postgraduate
Founded: 1804
Ages/Grades: Grades 6 - 12, and postgraduate
School Setting:
Quintessential New England town with beautiful natural surroundings
School Size: 415 students
Classroom Size: 12-15
Student/Teacher Ratio: 6:1
Tuition: Upper School Boarding: $54,500 Upper School Day: $36,700 Middle School: $19,000
Financial Aid:
is available
Departments:
English, Math, Science, Center for Entrepreneurial and Global Studies, Fine and Performing Arts, Athletics
Curriculum:
Students must take a minimum of five credits per trimester. Each yearlong course is equal to three credits. Trimester courses are equal to one credit. 57 credits are necessary for graduation.
Percentage of Graduating Class: 100%
Support Services: Academic and Library Support Services
Camp Programs: Yes
After School Programs: Yes
Computer Capabilities:
iPad, Mac OS X, Windows
School Championships:
See athletics on website
School Clubs:
Activities- Non Competitive
Atlas (School Newspaper)
Fitness
The Hill (Yearbook)
Intramural Teams
Life Sports
Outdoor Program
Science Olympiad
Tai Chi
Theater
WMAction (Community Service)
Yoga
Parking Spaces/Availability:
Yes
Uniform Guidelines:
Dress Code
Admissions Requirements:
Submit an application
Standardized testing (SSAT or TOEFL)
Three letters of recommendation
Transcripts for the past two years
Mission Statement:
The mission of Wilbraham & Monson Academy is to develop global citizens and leaders.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
Supporting Structure for the Mission:
To prepare each student for the challenges of higher education and for success as a global citizen, we promote intellectual development, physical health, personal accountability, mutual respect, and commitment to service
School History:
Steeped in a rich history, Wilbraham & Monson Academy is the culmination of Monson Academy and Wesleyan Academy. Established in 1804, Monson Academy became the first school to enroll international students in 1850. Wesleyan Academy, founded in 1817 in New Market, New Hampshire, moved to Wilbraham in 1825, and came Wilbraham Academy in 1912. The two institutions merged in 1971.