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Within an exponentially changing world, Wyoming Seminary dares to teach our students to honor and strive for the true, the beautiful and the good.
As a college preparatory school, Wyoming Seminary seeks to create active learners, responsible citizens, community leaders and ethical individuals ready to take their place in the global community of the 21st century.
True to our traditions and our values, Wyoming Seminary is committed to supporting promising students from varied backgrounds.
Our curriculum emphasizes competition and collaboration, critical thinking and creativity, self-respect and respect for others.
We challenge our students to discover their talents and their passions by offering an integrated program rich in artistic, athletic, and extracurricular opportunities that complement the school's core commitment to academic excellence, personal integrity, spiritual growth and community service..
Science Research Group, Student government, Yearbook
Club or Organization: Blue and White teams, Community Service, Greener is Smarter, Lower School Band, MathCounts Team
Arts and Music Programs: Chorus and Select Chorus, Middle School Players
School Notes
Seek Truth. Embrace Beauty. Model Goodness.
Wyoming Seminary's motto, "Verum, Pulchrum, Bonum," translated
from Latin, means The True, The Beautiful, The Good. Throughout
Sem's history, these words have touched the very core of who we
are, influenced how we act, and distinguished us as an institution.
We teach students that character matters and stress the importance
of accepting others who look and think differently than they do,
and to stand up for what they believe in. At Sem, we always strive
to seek truth, embrace beauty, and model goodness as citizens of
the world.
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