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West End Day School is More Than a School - it is a community of students, staff, and parents who have a shared vision. We create a safe haven for learning, strive to be a trusted partner for parents, and foster the development of resiliency in children to build a strong foundation for their lifelong success. Together We: Establish an individualized and challenging educational program that supports our bright students and their unique learning styles.
Cultivate our students' inner strengths by recognizing the impact emotions have on learning.
Provide a flexible atmosphere, where children feel comfortable meeting high expectations.
Promote, nurture, and engage relationships, because they are central to our well-being. Ensure that families feel valued, supported, and understood.
BeingMore Than A Schoolmeans providing a nurturing
environment that feels more like a second home. For school-aged
children, school and home are the most prevalent aspects of their
worlds. If life at school is a struggle, it ultimately affects life
at home. We provide a place where students can build on their
strengths so they can feel strong enough to take on challenges.
With this in mind, we understand there are many factors that add to
a child`s success at school.
At WEDS, the foundation of our program highlights that all
behavior has meaning, and how you feel impacts how you learn. With
a multidisciplinary team that includes Master Level Teachers,
Counselors, Speech and Language Pathologists, and
OccupationalTherapists,we truly support the whole
child. Here at WEDS, we believe relationships matter and having
positive relationships with adults and peers at school make all the
difference when it comes to learning.
Collaboration is at the root of everything we do.In our
building, collaboration is happening all day, every day. But it
doesn`t end there.We bring together parents, faculty, and
students to address any issues that come up. The lines of
communication are always wide open and we wouldn`t have it any
other way.
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