Westminster

Congratulations Class of 2026! Always remember, once a Wildcat, always a Wildcat. 🎓🐾

Earlier this week, Alpha Omega seniors, Wildcats who started at Westminster in the Lower School, took a trip to Love Hall, visiting their past teachers and reading notes that they wrote to their future selves. Students toured the new spaces and reflected on old memories, as they looked at photos of their younger selves and peers.

Class of 2026! Celebrate your transition from student to alumni before Sunday's ceremony. Whether you’re a grad looking for your first alumni merch or a family member grabbing celebratory gear, shop our latest collection in-person at the Campus Store in Broyles and Spirit Shop In Barge, or browse the full selection online here: https://brnw.ch/21x2t11

Both on campus locations will open on commencement Sunday!

Before receiving their yearbooks, Upper School students gathered in McCain Chapel for the Lynx dedication, where the yearbook editors announced the book's dedication to the late Gary Jones, accepted by his son Jason, and Dr. Julie Pace.

Following the event, students joined together to sign each other's yearbooks and reflect on memories made over the past year.

Westminster Glenncats have been busy this Spring! From meeting new friends at the William Breman Jewish Home, to learning about global food insecurity in class meetings, to tutoring at Agape, to volunteering across the city for Day of Service, our students and families continue to make a positive impact on and off campus.

Lights, Camera, Action! Fourth-grade students strutted down the red carpet before premiering their films at the Fundance Film Festival. Dressing in their red carpet best, students and their families gathered in and around Taylor Auditorium to showcase their short films, highlighting various social, environmental, and philanthropic causes.

Lower School students and their families lit up the halls of Love Hall with smiles this weekend at the Innovation Fair! Students enjoyed a morning of collaborative learning and play as they explored all-things innovation, from robots to crafts to outdoor fun with bubbles.

Last Thursday evening, the Class of 2026 celebrated their last day of classes at the Senior Celebration! Gathering with their parents on the Quad for a night of food, friends, and fun, seniors reflected on their time at Westminster and celebrated their Wildcat community as they near Commencement.

Seniors are sliding into the summer, as they celebrate their last official day of classes at Westminster.

Gathering on Alice McCallie Pressly Plaza, the Class of 2026 to counted down their final seconds as current Westminster students. Following the countdown, students ran to Kent Field to continue the tradition of the senior mudslide.

Tonight, they will continue the on-campus fun at the Senior Celebration.

Pups took over Pressly this morning, as we celebrated Senior Dog Day on the Alice McCallie Pressly Plaza 🐾

Showing off their college tees and canine friends, the class of 2026 gathered for a morning of community as they near their final days on campus.