Wayne Country Day School challenges and nurtures its students to commit themselves to excellence in preparation for college and the world beyond.
• The chief priority of the school is the intellectual and personal growth of our students.
• Students must demonstrate their understanding of essential knowledge and skills, actively solve problems, and produce meaningful, relevant work.
• Because students learn in different ways, the curriculum must implement a variety of instructional practices and learning activities that support student progress.
• Supportive relationships and mutual respect among students, faculty, and staff promote student learning.
• Personal growth is enhanced when each student is valued as an individual with unique needs and abilities.
• To foster scholarship and life-long intellectual inquiry, the faculty and staff must model commitment to continuous self-improvement.
• Students need to develop a sense of responsibility to themselves, to their classmates, to their school, and to the world at large.
