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Anand Medlery selected for the Morehead-Cain Scholarship
Leprechauns trashed Ms. Mozingo's room
Kindergarteners with a leprechaun trap
Caylee Ostendorf siging with Emory & Henry College
2nd graders playing with Bee Bots
4K Seussical Parade
We Are Leaving Winter Behind bulletin board
Group of students anything but a backpack day
faculty vs students basketball game
2nd graders playing with Bee Bots
Kindergarten dressed up like 100 year olds
100 days of school math department
Charger Little Cheerleaders
Varsity Girls Basketball
Varsity Boys Basketball Team
Kindergartner helping 3K student
4k teacher reading a story to students
3rd grade playing outside
4K class in music
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Latest News from Wayne Country Day
Anand Medlery Selected as Morehead-Cain S...
Congratulations Anand Medlery! We are so proud of you! Anand was selected to join the Morehead-Cain Scholarship class of 2027. The scholarship covers all expenses for four years of undergraduate education at UNC. Click below to view the article! 
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Open House

Come join us and see why Wayne Country Day is the best choice for private K-12 school Monday, March 20th @ 6pm for prospective new families. Please rsvp to [email protected] or [email protected] 
 
Pig n Swig Spring Auction
 
Spring Golf Tournament

Come join us for our spring golf tournament Thursday, March 30th at Walnut Creek Country Club. Check in at 11:30am, 12pm lunch and 1pm tee time. To become a sponsor, please contact Jason Taylor ([email protected]). Deadline to enter is March 16th.  Click below to view the registration form.
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Upcoming Events
Mar
30
WCDS Golf Tournament 12:00 PM-2:00 PM
Apr
5
Parent meeting for current 5th grade 6:00 PM-7:00 PM
Transition to 6th grade
Our Mission
Our Mission
Wayne Country Day School is committed to challenge and nurture its students in a safe, diverse environment and inspire them to commit themselves to excellence in preparation for college and the world beyond.

1220
Average SAT Score

71%
Pass Rate on AP Exams

100%
Acceptance rate to 4-Year Colleges

7:1
Student/Faculty Ratio

80
Hours of community service required for graduation