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 5–12 school for girls in Boston, we are experts in delivering a middle and high school education that builds girls’ competence and confidence across a rigorous curriculum.
About Academics
Cheerleaders for students’ 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, we’ve 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. We’re 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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Seriously Smart Insights from Students, Faculty, and Parents
“Winsor 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.”
Andrew Marshall
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A new look for Winsor—rooted in tradition and designed for the future.
This fall, we’re unveiling a refreshed visual identity inspired by Winsor’s Lamp of Learning, the arched windows of the Academic Wing, and the confidence, warmth, and spirit of our community.
Discover the story behind the new look at our website. Link in bio.
Aug 26
On Friday, the Winsor community gathered in the theater for the annual Awards Celebration, recognizing students for excellence in athletics, academics, the arts, leadership, and service. More than 40 awards were conferred—all of them surprises to the recipients. Seniors selected Mr. Mirelman as their chosen speaker for the event, who shared advice with the soon-to-be graduates.
Jun 8
Late last week Class I students applied lessons about simple machines and the Indigenous peoples of Massachusetts by making their own atlatls and darts. They took turns "hunting buffalo" on the athletic field.
Jun 7
As members of the Class of 2026 wrap up their final days on campus, they came together for a senior BBQ that featured food prepared by Chef Heather and her team, lawn games, a caricature artist, and a frame-making station!
Jun 3
