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Early Childhood

Toddler through Grade 4

Middle School

Grades 5 through 8

Upper School

Grades 9 through Post Graduate

Sem Facts

  • 22%international population, including 30 countries
  • 820students at both campuses
  • 85%of students admitted to the top three tiers of colleges in the last five years
  • 1The only school in the Commonwealth with Round Square Global Membership that participates in exchanges and international conferences
  • 21Advanced Placement Courses offered
  • 5Continents represented
  • 14,000Service hours completed by students in 2017-18
  • $16.3 millionstate-of-the-art performing arts center hosts world-renowned artists
  • 2outdoor classrooms
  • 28%of the Class of 2020 will play an NCAA sport

Living At Sem

 

Our student body is a microcosm of the national and global community with 35 countries, 18 states and five continents represented. Our campus is just two hours from Philadelphia and New York City and the Sem residential life and student activities departments often offer trips. Locally, there is plenty to do in Northeastern Pennsylvania, from outdoor activities to nearby shops and restaurants.

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Sem Stories

Alla Staroseltseva: Russian native thriving in new surroundings
Alla Staroseltseva: Russian native thriving in new surroundings

The past few months have seen Alla Staroseltseva '22 move to Kingston, Pennsylvania, where she’s been inducted into Wyoming Seminary’s chapter of the Cum Laude Society and has served as a dedicated member of the school’s Science Research Group and STEM/STEAM concentration.

Oh, and she still has had time to maintain a social life in her new surroundings while even recording a viral TikTok video or two.

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Aaron Richterman - Class of 2005
Aaron Richterman - Class of 2005

In February 2020, when DR. AARON RICHTERMAN ’05 was conducting research on HIV and tuberculosis in Haiti, a new virus was spreading rapidly across China. Richterman, an HIV Clinical Fellow at Brigham & Women’s Hospital/Harvard Medical School in Boston, Mass. at the time, soon returned to Boston and quickly found himself on the front lines of the fight against COVID-19.

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