Coeducation
Learning Together
Coeducation is more than educating students in the same classrooms. A coeducational school thinks deliberately and seriously about how students can learn from each other by sharing their talents and intellect. Our classrooms create a realistic environment that, when combined with high expectations, provides an informed education.
At Winchester Thurston, students learn alongside one another across academic disciplines, through collaborative projects, discussions, performances, athletics, and experiences beyond the classroom. They have opportunities to lead and listen, collaborate and think independently, and learn from both their teachers and their peers.
A Student-Centered Approach
WT is committed to creating learning environments that allow faculty to know and support each student as an individual. At our coeducational school:
- Small classes and a student-centered approach allow teachers to understand each student's interests, strengths, and areas for growth and provide personalized support that helps each student thrive.
- Teachers use inclusive, responsive practices that encourage every student to contribute, collaborate, and engage fully in their learning.
- Coeducation prepares students to collaborate, communicate, and thrive in the diverse communities they will encounter beyond school.