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Our Annual Fund Drive is coming up from October 28-November 1! Every year, the school strives for a high level of participation in giving from the School Board, faculty, staff, current families, alumni, alumni families, grandparents, and friends of the school. For the fifth consecutive year, we are celebrating 100% School Board, faculty, and staff participation in the Annual Fund! The Annual Fund supports our school’s operations and provides the margin of excellence that creates the WA experience. Our 2024-25 Annual Fund goal is $925,000. You may direct your gift to an area of interest within the Annual Fund that is...

Our 2024–25 Student Ambassador Program is continuing to grow and thrive, providing exciting opportunities for our students. These high school ambassadors actively serve the Headmaster's office and the Advancement Team, representing Westminster Academy both on campus and within the community. They play a vital role in sharing the mission and story of our school at various events with current and prospective families. As part of this enriching experience, eight student ambassadors recently had the honor of being invited to Washington, D.C., by the D. James Kennedy Center for Christian Statesmanship to represent Westminster Academy at the Distinguished Christian Statesman Award Luncheon,...

Registration is now open for the 13th Annual Westminster Academy Sporting Clay Tournament presented by Fusion Powder Coating on Friday, December 6, at Quail Creek Sporting Ranch in Okeechobee. Spend the day in the great outdoors! Participants will enjoy a country breakfast, then take aim at clay pigeons on a 14-station course, and end the event with a hearty lunch. All skill levels are welcome to participate! Minors must be accompanied by a participating parent. The registration fee is $400 per shooter, $1600 per foursome, and student entry is $200. We are also looking for businesses and families to sponsor the...

Fourth-grade students concluded their Florida geography unit with an exciting field trip to Everglades National Park. They explored Shark Valley and Gator Park, gaining an immersive experience of Florida’s unique habitat. At Shark Valley, students enjoyed a scenic tram ride through the Everglades, observing wildlife like alligators and blue herons. They also climbed the Lookout Tower for panoramic views. From the top, they could truly grasp the vastness and beauty of the landscape that God has created—a place so unique that it stands as one of the world’s most remarkable ecosystems. At Gator Park, they took an airboat ride, seeing more wildlife...