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This year, Westminster Academy honors beloved faculty and staff whose faithful service has helped shape the life of our school community. At the center of this year’s farewells is Coach Jeff Smith, WA’s longest-serving teacher, who retires after 48 years of dedicated service. For nearly five decades, Coach Smith faithfully served one community, shaping generations of students through his leadership, steady presence, and Christ-centered commitment. His influence on Westminster Academy is deep and enduring, and his legacy will continue to be felt for years to come. We invite the WA community to join us in celebrating Coach Jeff Smith and his 48...

The Westminster Academy Honor Choir returned to the Boston Heritage Festival this year, enjoying an unforgettable trip filled with music, learning, and fellowship. While in Boston, students explored historic landmarks, including the Old North Church, the Boston Tea Party Ships, Bunker Hill, and the USS Constitution. They visited Gordon College, where they connected with the music faculty and learned about music opportunities at the college. At the festival, the Honor Choir delivered an outstanding performance, earning a Gold rating and First Place in their category, along with valuable feedback from adjudicators. The experience concluded with the privilege of singing at Park Street...

There’s no better time to stock up on school spirit than right now! The WA Spirit Store is kicking off summer with a special Summer Sale, and you won’t want to miss it. Whether you’re heading out on vacation or just looking ahead to the fall semester, now is the perfect moment to grab your Lions gear and show your Westminster Academy pride. From apparel and outerwear to hats, hair accessories, drinkware, and magnets, the Spirit Store has everything you need to stay stylish and spirited. With sizes available from toddler to adult, there’s something for every member of the family...

Sixth-grade students recently enjoyed an unforgettable STEM trip filled with hands-on learning, discovery, and community-building. From designing roller coasters at Universal to standing beneath the Saturn V rocket and visiting the Artemis II launch site, students experienced science and engineering in exciting and memorable ways. Beyond the educational experiences, the trip created opportunities for laughter, friendship, and lasting memories as students learned and grew together outside the classroom. ...

History came to life as fifth-grade students participated in their Living Wax Museum, transforming into famous historical figures through research, writing, and creativity. Students presented first-person speeches, “coming to life” when visitors pressed their buttons to hear their stories. From scientists and leaders to pioneers and world changers, each student showcased their learning through engaging presentations, detailed displays, and creative costumes. This interactive experience built confidence in research, writing, and public speaking while bringing history to life. Thank you to our families and guests for making this a memorable learning experience!...