360 Spring Street , Portland, ME 04102
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Phone 207-774-5721
Fax 207-772-4782

Web Site http://www.waynflete.org

Admissions Contact
Lynne Breen, Dean of Admission
207-774-5721 ext. 224
admissionoffice@waynflete.org

Grades Served Preschool-K-1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12
Boarding/Day Day School
Single-Sex or Co-ed Co-ed
Day Enrollment 550
Boarding Enrollment N/A
Setting Urban
Religious Affiliation N/A
Student-Faculty Ratio 9:1
Average Class Size 13
Accrediting Body New England Association of Schools and Colleges
Special Programs/Features Wilderness experiences; Global Studies program; Transportation services; Summer Arts, Sports, and Theater Camps for children ages 3-17; Afterschool Program for students preschool through Grade 5; a Sustainable Ocean Studies Program for juniors, seniors and post-graduate students; a 35-acre Athletic facility, including soccer/lacrosse fields, baseball diamond, tennis courts, outdoor classrooms, cross-country and hiking trails, and a crew launch along the Fore River; Culminating Senior Projects; Longstanding community service, diversity, and sustainability programs, including a community garden.
Next Scheduled Open House Open Houses being scheduled. Please check back.
Summer Programs This school offers summer programs. More Info
Application Deadline February 10, 2012 (first round)
Required Testing N/A
Tuition $8,285-$24,425
Financial Aid Program Yes
% of Student Body on
Financial Aid
28
Accepts international students requiring an I-20 visa?
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Located in Portland's historic West End, Waynflete is a college preparatory, independent day school serving students from early childhood through grade 12. Waynflete's mission is to engage the imagination and intellect of our students, to guide them toward self-governance and self-knowledge, and to encourage their responsible and caring participation in the world. The 550 students enrolled represent the social, economic, and geographic diversity of 47 communities. The urban campus and an additional 35-acre site along the Fore River support studies within both the city and the natural world.

What's Happening In Our School?

03/09/2012 -- FROM FACEBOOK


Join us for an evening of breathtaking cinematography and still photos from the most remote and remarkable places in the ocean, including a screening of Pitcairn’s film, Ocean Odyssey. We will go on a high-definition journey from the kelp forests to the Galapagos, from Indonesia to Belize, and from Polynesia to the Azores so that we get to experience the last untouched five percent of the ocean.

Feo Pitcairn is an acclaimed underwater cinematographer and still photographer. His mission is to capture the life and beauty of the world’s oceans in a way that will inform, engage, and enlighten.

Doors will open at 6:00 p.m. for visiting informational tables of Maine-based organizations that work directly on ocean sustainability. Admission to the evening is free, but donations will be accepted to benefit scholarships for Sustainable Ocean Studies, a 24-day marine biology summer program for students entering 10th, 11th, and 12th grades focused on promoting ocean sustainability. The program is offered jointly by Waynflete School and Chewonki Semester School.

For more information about Feo Pitcairn and Sustainable Ocean Studies, call (207) 774-5721, ext. 318, or visit our web site.

The event is sponsored by Chewonki Foundation, Coastal Studies for Girls, College of the Atlantic, Friends of Casco Bay, GoMMEA, Friends of Casco Bay, Island Institute, Marine Environmental Research Institute, Maine Coastal Programs, Conservation Law Foundation, and Waynflete School.

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03/09/2012 -- FROM TWITTER

Waynflete is hosting an EdCamp - RT @EdCampME: Don't forget to register for #edcampme! http://t.co/wlze2Yol March 31, 2012 in Portland, ME