We strive to maintain a culture that honors and supports the human desire to learn. Waring is situated on 32 acres in Beverly, Massachusetts, and offers a full program of intellectual, aesthetic, and physical activities – a program that balances academic rigor with breadth. Waring asks students to take risks and engage with subjects and activities outside their comfort zone, and enables students to find their voice and build skills in many ways.
Waring School’s educational program is based on the premise that, in order to learn, students must be challenged with worthy intellectual material, exciting creative projects, and ample opportunities to display their talents and expand their ideas through meaningful interactions with peers and adults.
Waring offers numerous elective and experiential options so that students may pursue interests outside the academic classroom. In all of these offerings, students are encouraged to voice their ideas, see things in new ways, and show their best work. Students are encouraged to form their own clubs and leadership groups, to mentor younger students, to pursue their passions in and out of the classroom.
Waring’s campus is nestled in the woods of Beverly, between the Beverly Commons Trail system and Standley Street. We invite you to come for a visit and a tour any time of year – seeing Waring in action is the best way to start to explore the admissions process.
Waring School hosts several admissions events throughout the year. These are a great opportunity to meet with Waring’s Admissions Team, take a student-led tour, visit a class, and explore campus.
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