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Wesleyan Gives Back at Lower School Gratitude Chapel

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LS-Chapel-Mr.-A-Message-667x500.jpg Middle school principal, Joseph Antonio, gives a devotion about the importance of gratitude. Manley.
LS-Chapel-Skit-667x500.jpg Fourth grade chapel leaders perform a skit called "Meet the Larners" to show their peers how gratitude can be applied in their daily lives. Manley.
LS-Chapel-Grounds-and-Housekeeping-667x500.jpg Grounds and housekeeping facilities are recognized on stage and provided with a Blessing Basket to thank them for their work at Wesleyan. Manley.

Facilities are like the undercover celebrities of Wesleyan School; they are known and loved by nearly everyone and are always providing for those on campus, whether they realize it or not.

Since the facilities workers are constantly keeping the school up and running in tip-top shape, the lower school students were given an opportunity to say thank you. During the chapel of Nov. 9, every unit of Wesleyan facilities was recognized. Groundskeepers, housekeeping, and Sage Dining chefs were called up to the stage, where they were thanked and applauded for their service to the school. They were also given a “Thanksgiving Blessing Basket” as well as a small monetary gift, both courtesy of lower school families. Keep Reading

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Homecoming Festivities Continue with Hoedown

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Brian_L_Morgan_20161020DJI_0003-667x500.jpg A picture of all the fun games and festivities at the annual Homecoming hoedown. BRIAN L. MORGAN
IMG_0545-e1477333658765-375x500.jpg Sophomores Landon Parks and Griffin Massey help run the baseball station at the hoedown.
a-sam-735x500.jpg First grader Molly Ashford and second grader Alana Carroll smile while in line for the bake sale.
at-776x500.jpg Families enjoy the new addition of food trucks at The Pup Truck.
a-489x500.jpg Sophomore Callie Weaver and freshmen Bryn Alecxih and Lindsay Rappe run the inflatables at the hoedown.

Homecoming week, also known as the most wonderful week of the school year. As part of the annual Homecoming festivities, this year’s hoedown was fun-filled activity, and enjoyed by students and their families on the Quad on Thursday, Oct. 20th.

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New Hobbies Arise

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New Clubs Allow Lower School Students to Explore

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FullSizeRender-004-464x500.jpg First graders Emery DeKreek, Melloy Madray and Ellis Giguere enjoy decorating cookies for Halloween.
FullSizeRender-002-379x500.jpg Second grader Alana Carroll smiles with her Halloween themed treat.

From baking delicious treats to running triathlons and learning new computer programs, the lower school has a new list of entertaining after school activities every day.

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New Lower School Programs Emphasize Hands-On Learning

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IMG_8612-750x500.jpg The STEAM lab is equipped with arts and craft supplies and encourages Lower School students to build and be creative. Photo Credit: Author
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IMG_86091-750x500.jpg The Lower School Spirit Store is run by Lower School students and operates in conjunction with the Wesleyan Spirit Store. Photo Credit: Author

Since its founding in 1963, Wesleyan has grown in various ways. Campus expansion, new programs, new students and teachers and changes in policy are all a part of making Wesleyan the best it can be each year. Recently, the school has been focused on specific improvements in the Lower School. These developments include new programs called the Passport Club and the STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Math) Lab as well as a discipleship program. Keep Reading

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