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- The Williston Northampton School promotes excellence and achievement in and out of the classroom and values individual expression to create an authentic, diverse, and dynamic community. Williston believes responsibility begins with personal integrity, and we encourage our community to embrace the diversity of thought. Williston students are empathetic and collaborative learners and seek at all times to live and work with purpose, passion, and integrity. As an independent school that draws students from across the country and around the world, we recognize that diversity and inclusion promote cross-cultural dialogue, expose students to a deeper and broader swath of humanity, and, ultimately, make our community stronger. We commit to welcoming to this community all segments of society, including members of all racial and ethnic identities, religions, sexual orientations, and gender identities, abilities, ages, and socio-economic statuses. At Williston, we have laid a foundation that calls for respectful communication, deliberate choices that promote diversity and inclusion both in admissions and in hiring, and frequent activities that work toward equity in the school setting and beyond, such as Community Identity Discussions, an annual Why Not Speak Day, and guest speakers that highlight social justice. Our diversity and inclusion work is also tied to our curriculum, where we endeavor to include multiple perspectives in all disciplines. We believe a diverse and inclusive community helps prepare students for success as they move into college and onto their professional lives. In the 21st century, preparing for college success and beyond means learning how to take full advantage of available technology. Our Curricular Technology Program (CTP) teaches students how to use technology thoughtfully to communicate, solve problems, and think critically. With the Microsoft Surface Pro as the centerpiece, the CTP encompasses software, such as the note-taking program OneNote Veracross, the school’s learning management system, and training, support, and innovation from our Academic Technology Team. Our rigorous academic environment offers a balance of structure and freedom, designed to help students develop excellent study skills, writing, and critical thinking, along with an ambitious intellectual curiosity. Our class sizes are small (average size of 12), and our course selection is large (155 courses with 49 designated as Honors or APs)—so you can think big! Williston’s college search process is highly personalized. Beginning early in your junior year, you will frequently meet with your counselor to talk about your goals, values, ideals, and interests. Classroom sessions and workshops provide you and your family with crucial information at the appropriate time. As we teach you about college admissions, we also foster self-awareness and independent thinking so that you can effectively determine which colleges are uniquely suited to you. At Williston, we take the arts seriously. Our facilities are state-of-the-art, and our faculty members are practicing musicians, actors, and visual artists who bring their talents and experience to their classrooms and studios. All Williston students take at least three trimesters of art classes. Other unique programs include our Arts Concentration, Grum Project visiting artists program, Arts Walk, and professional art gallery. View full school
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- The Williston Northampton School promotes excellence and achievement in and out of the classroom and values individual expression to create an authentic, diverse, and dynamic community. Williston believes responsibility begins with personal integrity, and we encourage our community to embrace the diversity of thought. Williston students are empathetic and collaborative learners and seek at all times to live and work with purpose, passion, and integrity. As an independent school that draws students from across the country and around the world, we recognize that diversity and inclusion promote cross-cultural dialogue, expose students to a deeper and broader swath of humanity, and, ultimately, make our community stronger. We commit to welcoming to this community all segments of society, including members of all racial and ethnic identities, religions, sexual orientations, and gender identities, abilities, ages, and socio-economic statuses. At Williston, we have laid a foundation that calls for respectful communication, deliberate choices that promote diversity and inclusion both in admissions and in hiring, and frequent activities that work toward equity in the school setting and beyond, such as Community Identity Discussions, an annual Why Not Speak Day, and guest speakers that highlight social justice. Our diversity and inclusion work is also tied to our curriculum, where we endeavor to include multiple perspectives in all disciplines. We believe a diverse and inclusive community helps prepare students for success as they move into college and onto their professional lives. In the 21st century, preparing for college success and beyond means learning how to take full advantage of available technology. Our Curricular Technology Program (CTP) teaches students how to use technology thoughtfully to communicate, solve problems, and think critically. With the Microsoft Surface Pro as the centerpiece, the CTP encompasses software, such as the note-taking program OneNote Veracross, the school’s learning management system, and training, support, and innovation from our Academic Technology Team. Our rigorous academic environment offers a balance of structure and freedom, designed to help students develop excellent study skills, writing, and critical thinking, along with an ambitious intellectual curiosity. Our class sizes are small (average size of 12), and our course selection is large (155 courses with 49 designated as Honors or APs)—so you can think big! Williston’s college search process is highly personalized. Beginning early in your junior year, you will frequently meet with your counselor to talk about your goals, values, ideals, and interests. Classroom sessions and workshops provide you and your family with crucial information at the appropriate time. As we teach you about college admissions, we also foster self-awareness and independent thinking so that you can effectively determine which colleges are uniquely suited to you. At Williston, we take the arts seriously. Our facilities are state-of-the-art, and our faculty members are practicing musicians, actors, and visual artists who bring their talents and experience to their classrooms and studios. All Williston students take at least three trimesters of art classes. Other unique programs include our Arts Concentration, Grum Project visiting artists program, Arts Walk, and professional art gallery.
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