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Watch Waynflete's MEST-Up team of Julianna Harwood '15 and Stephen Epstein '15 defeated Greely High School in the MEST Up competition, advancing to the finals against Kennebunk High School.  If you missed it, you can watch the semi-final match when...

Waynflete field hockey players Dana Peirce and Chloe Williams were chosen to the All-State team by the Maine FH Coaches Association.  Peirce was also selected to the Academic All-State team.  Both players pose here with head coach Kelly Hoffman. Harry...

To any Waynflete US people - students and faculty alike - who are feeling like a pause would be helpful to keep clear headed and open hearted through the busyness of life stresses.  Come sit and practice a simple breathing...

Mid-Term Exams (Monday, December 15 through Friday, December 19): Students are required to be in school during their exam periods only.  They may be on campus when they do not have exams if they choose.  Please make plans with your...

On July 1, John Thurston began work as Waynflete School’s first full-time Director of College Counseling. He comes to Waynflete with 21 years of experience on both sides of the college admissions process, or as John puts it, "in shipping and...

Every year on the weekend before Thanksgiving, thousands of high school students from around the country flock to the MIT campus in Cambridge, Massachusetts, to attend a program called Splash. Splash is an incredible opportunity to learn about countless subjects,...

Watch Waynflete's MEST-Up team of Julianna Harwood '15 and Stephen Epstein '15 take the FINAL step in defending Waynflete's championship. Tune in TONIGHT (Thursday, December 18) for the final episode of MEST-UP at 7:00pm. Wish them luck! MEST-Up is a television...

Registration for Waynflete's first ever adult education course, The Language of Social Class, has closed as the class is now full.  We will consider offering other courses in the future. Stay tuned.

What’s wrong with this picture?  To the uninitiated, quite a bit.  A teacher, David Neilan, is handing a rubber duck to a student, Dyer Rhoads.  That seems weird.  On top of that, there is another student in the background who...

I graduated from Waynflete in 1989. At the time, my favourite subject was English. Classes like Creative Writing with Elizabeth Maiman and Essay with Ellie Dwight were where I discovered a talent for telling stories, and a way to explain...

Steve is in his first year at Waynflete, coming from Wilson High School in West Lawn, Pennsylvania.  He earned an M.Ed. in Curriculum & Instruction  and a B.S. in Secondary Education and a B.A. in Mathematics from Bloomsburg University, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania.  At Wilson HS,...