Go for Greatness
The Winsor School has been turning curious, motivated learners into strong, purposeful women in the heart of Boston since 1886.
Why Winsor?
As the only grade 5โ12 school for girls in Boston, we are experts in delivering a middle and high school education that builds girlsโ competence and confidence across a rigorous curriculum.
About Academics
Cheerleaders for studentsโ curiosity, our faculty are highly educated and experienced in pushing and nurturing students to maximize their strengths and stretch their intellectual interests.
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For more than a century, weโve made a conscious choice to be in the city. So have our families, who come from more than 50 towns and cities throughout the greater Boston area to learn on our high-energy campus in Longwood.
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Diverse and inclusive, Winsor is just the right size for developing friendships as our students figure out what their passions are. Weโre proud to be a supportive community where students feel known and at home.
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After Winsor, students are ready to conquer any challenge and make their voices heard at their chosen four-year college or university. Our counselors help students ensure that they find the best fit.
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โWinsor radiates warmth, acceptance, and community. The adults care deeply about the students, and the students are excited to learn and give their best work. The school spirit is robust, and students have a genuine desire to change the world around them.โ
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This year`s student-directed play program, Lock & Cover, featured two plays directed by Winsor students. The show opened with Lockdown, directed by Sienna McCabe โ27, and flowed into a performance of Back Cover, directed by Robin Chรกvez Shirman `27. The performance took place in Winsor`s black box theater, a perfectly intimate setting for the programโs exploration of the apprehension felt by students during a lockdown drill.
Feb 3
Winter Wildcats are in full force on the courts, the ice, and in the pool!
Jan 29
Students from the Upper School Club MGH Teen Mentor Club visited the Class I Health and Wellness class to share a lesson on positive body image and talk. Through a writing activity and small group discussions, they dove into the origins of the language we use to talk about ourselves and how external voices may impact that.
Jan 29
At this yearโs Lower School Community Service Day, students from Class III volunteered for Cradles to Crayons and helped sort through the clothing donations to prepare them for distribution. Class IV students visited Community Servings and assisted in packing meals for distribution to those in need.
Jan 28
