Visit Wyoming Seminary's Lower and Upper Schools

Lower School:

Students in grades pre-kindergarten through seventh grade are encouraged to visit Wyoming Seminary’s Lower School, which is a preschool (age three) through grade eight independent day school dedicated to small classes and excellence in education. The Lower School offers individualized attention, modern library, auditorium and gymnasium, music and art classes, study of Spanish beginning in pre-kindergarten, French beginning in kindergarten and Latin in grades seven and eight, nine middle school sports for girls and boys, and a wide range of extracurricular and after-school activities.

Upper School:

The Upper School is an independent coeducational college preparatory school that enrolls about 440 day and boarding students from 15 states and 20 countries in grades nine through 12, as well as a postgraduate year. Sem offers more than 160 courses and 25 Advanced Placement courses in all major disciplines. Twenty sports are available for girls and boys. Sem’s outstanding fine and performing arts program offers vocal and instrumental music, theater, dance and visual arts opportunities.

Sem’s excellent college guidance staff members work closely with students, beginning in the sophomore year, to help them identify and apply to the college or university that is best for them. All of Sem graduates attend college: in 2009, 84 percent of the graduating class gained admission to “very,” “highly,” or “most competitive” colleges and universities.