Wesleyan School Extracurricular & After-School Programs
Wesleyan School, 5405 Spalding Dr, Peachtree Corners, GA 30092
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Wesleyan School Extracurricular & After-School Programs include chapel, Bible studies, grade-level retreats, and service opportunities for students. The program offers band, chorus, theater, and visual arts courses, along with extracurricular and after-school musical and artistic programs. Students can also take STEM enrichment classes, join Robotics Exploration, participate on STEM Wolves competitive teams in middle and high school, and join various clubs such as yearbook club and math club.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
Christian life programming in these extracurricular and after-school programs exists to help students strengthen their relationship with Jesus Christ while cultivating relationships with students and faculty. Lower school students participate in service opportunities throughout the year, and middle and high school students can join the Omicron service club or participate in mission trips, including 10 annual domestic and international mission trips with 260 students and staff serving. Wesleyan reports that 160 students attend faculty-led Bible studies and that there are 5 annual retreats for middle and high school students.
Wesleyan School reports that 100% of faculty, staff, and board members are professing Christians, and that the school is anchored in the Christian faith and acknowledges reliance upon God as Creator, Jesus Christ as Lord, and the Holy Spirit as the Divine Presence in the world. The school community welcomes students of diverse racial, cultural, and religious backgrounds, and the programs at Wesleyan promote spiritual, intellectual, physical, and social growth. Wesleyan states that every day on campus it strives to create a community which exemplifies Christian values and demonstrates their implications for the individual and society, and that it regards parents as essential partners in its educational endeavor. One high school English teacher, Dawson Zimmerman, states, “As an English teacher, being able to integrate faith and spirituality and ideas about God in the classroom is so important to me.”
Wesleyan reports a total enrollment of 1,210 students, a K–12 student–teacher ratio of 9:1, and that 27% of students are students of color from 36 metro-Atlanta zip codes. The school offers 27 AP courses, and in 2025, 232 students took an AP test and 94% of those tests earned a score of 3 or higher. Wesleyan states that 100% of students are accepted into a 4-year college, that members of the class of 2025 were accepted to 115 colleges, that 93% of that class was eligible for the HOPE scholarship, and that $10.5 million in merit and athletic scholarships was reported for the class of 2025. The college advising team includes 5 full-time members, 65+ college representatives visit campus annually, and seniors submit an average of 7 college applications.
Wesleyan’s mission is to be a Christian school of academic excellence by providing each student a diverse college preparatory education guided by Christian principles and beliefs, by challenging and nurturing the mind, body, and spirit, and by developing responsible stewardship in a changing world. The school states that it is not a matter of choosing faith or intellect, but faith and intellect working together to create the best possible education. The leadership team connected to the school includes Chris Cleveland (head of school), Dawson Zimmerman (high school English teacher), Laura Jensen (lower school pre-first teacher), Maggie Mansour (high school Modern and Classical Languages teacher and alumni), Michael Cornelius (middle school math teacher and alumni), Di Brown (middle school counselor), Lisa McNearney (lower school music teacher), and Isiah Hill (role not specified in the provided text).
Last updated August 1, 2026.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
Christian life programming in these extracurricular and after-school programs exists to help students strengthen their relationship with Jesus Christ while cultivating relationships with students and faculty. Lower school students participate in service opportunities throughout the year, and middle and high school students can join the Omicron service club or participate in mission trips, including 10 annual domestic and international mission trips with 260 students and staff serving. Wesleyan reports that 160 students attend faculty-led Bible studies and that there are 5 annual retreats for middle and high school students.
Wesleyan School reports that 100% of faculty, staff, and board members are professing Christians, and that the school is anchored in the Christian faith and acknowledges reliance upon God as Creator, Jesus Christ as Lord, and the Holy Spirit as the Divine Presence in the world. The school community welcomes students of diverse racial, cultural, and religious backgrounds, and the programs at Wesleyan promote spiritual, intellectual, physical, and social growth. Wesleyan states that every day on campus it strives to create a community which exemplifies Christian values and demonstrates their implications for the individual and society, and that it regards parents as essential partners in its educational endeavor. One high school English teacher, Dawson Zimmerman, states, “As an English teacher, being able to integrate faith and spirituality and ideas about God in the classroom is so important to me.”
Wesleyan reports a total enrollment of 1,210 students, a K–12 student–teacher ratio of 9:1, and that 27% of students are students of color from 36 metro-Atlanta zip codes. The school offers 27 AP courses, and in 2025, 232 students took an AP test and 94% of those tests earned a score of 3 or higher. Wesleyan states that 100% of students are accepted into a 4-year college, that members of the class of 2025 were accepted to 115 colleges, that 93% of that class was eligible for the HOPE scholarship, and that $10.5 million in merit and athletic scholarships was reported for the class of 2025. The college advising team includes 5 full-time members, 65+ college representatives visit campus annually, and seniors submit an average of 7 college applications.
Wesleyan’s mission is to be a Christian school of academic excellence by providing each student a diverse college preparatory education guided by Christian principles and beliefs, by challenging and nurturing the mind, body, and spirit, and by developing responsible stewardship in a changing world. The school states that it is not a matter of choosing faith or intellect, but faith and intellect working together to create the best possible education. The leadership team connected to the school includes Chris Cleveland (head of school), Dawson Zimmerman (high school English teacher), Laura Jensen (lower school pre-first teacher), Maggie Mansour (high school Modern and Classical Languages teacher and alumni), Michael Cornelius (middle school math teacher and alumni), Di Brown (middle school counselor), Lisa McNearney (lower school music teacher), and Isiah Hill (role not specified in the provided text).
Last updated August 1, 2026.
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