Experience exceptional education at Wilbraham & Monson Academy!

WILBRAHAM, Mass. (Mass Appeal) - Private school education might just be the best choice for your children. At Wilbraham & Monson Academy not only can you get a well rounded education, but there are also plenty of athletics programs to get involved in!

Wilbraham & Monson Academy
423 Main Street
Wilbraham, Ma 01095
(413) 596-6811

Open House
January 13th
1PM - 4PM

The World of Water Conference
Keynote Speaker: Fabien Cousteau

Admission is $20 (includes lunch)

Friday, April 5th
8:30AM - 11:30AM
In the athletic center

About Fabien Cousteau:

Growing up on decks of his famous Grandfather’s ships, Calypso and Alcyone, Fabien Cousteau was destined to work to protect our planet’s immense and endangered marine habitats.

From his vast experience in the field, coupled with a degree in environmental economics from Boston University, he has refined a public policy platform grounded by his strong belief that environmental discipline can be the basis for innovative solutions that strike a balance between regional and global environmental problems and the realities of market economies.

For more information visit WMA.us .

About Wilbraham & Monson Academy:

For over 200 years, Wilbraham & Monson Academy has been a step ahead. From the enrollment of our first international students in the early 1800s to our current Center for Entrepruenerial and Global Studies and our Global Scholars programs.

Wilbraham & Monson Academy was established by the merger of two early nineteenth-century academies: Monson Academy, founded in 1804, in Monson, Massachusetts, and Wesleyan Academy, founded in 1817 in New Market, New Hampshire. Wesleyan Academy moved to Wilbraham in 1825, and became Wilbraham Academy in 1912. Wilbraham Academy and Monson Academy merged in 1971. A tradition of acceptance and diversi...ty dates back to the founding of the two academies. Wesleyan Academy was the first coeducational boarding school in the country, and in 1847 Monson Academy became the first American school to enroll Chinese students. Soon afterward, students from Thailand began to attend Wilbraham Academy. Alumni Memorial Chapel was part of the Underground Railroad and the Academy has enrolled students of color since before the Civil War.