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Exploration, discovery, and play define our early learning experiences.
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At Wheeler, we build curiosity, confidence, and critical skills—and instill in each student a lifelong love of learning. We welcome students and families from every background to join our inclusive, diverse, energetic community.
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The right balance of support and challenge brings out every student's best
Upper School / 9-12
Challenging and engaging coursework tailored to your interests equip students to become critical thinkers and thoughtful global citizens
Hamilton School / 1-8
A school-within-a-school, skilled faculty meet students’ learning differences with the individualized instruction that leads to success
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We help each student learn by doing and collaborating, explore new interests and grow their passions, build self-awareness and confidence through leadership and service, and develop to be thoughtful, curious, and contributing citizens of the world.
Read about WheelerIn the City
The hub of our dynamic N-12 community, Wheeler's campus at the top of College Hill in Providence, offers student-focused learning spaces designed to encourage discovery, collaboration, play, and achievement.
In the CityOn the Farm
Our 120-acre farm in nearby Seekonk, MA provides students with state-of-the-art athletic facilities. It's a pastoral counterpoint to our urban campus—and is a living, hands-on laboratory for a range of unique programs.
On the FarmSee Our Stories
This summer, Wheeler welcomed 22 middle school students from The Grace School to our campuses as part of a new partnership focused on learning, leadership, cultural affirmation, and community.
“The opportunity to create an enriching summer experience where students could explore their identities, build community, and take an active role in their learning made for a natural partnership between Wheeler and The Grace School,” says Director of Equity, Community, and Belonging Princess Bomba P’16, P’18.
“The Grace School Summer at Wheeler was designed with students’ voices at the table, not simply for them,” says Gerina Auguste, director of this summer’s inaugural Grace School at Wheeler Program. “From the moment they arrived, students were encouraged to share their voices, build connections, and participate in activities centered around outdoor exploration and community.” You can read the full story on our website by following the link in our bio! ✨
Aug 19
We are just two weeks away from the start of the new school year! As we get ready for 2026–27 at Wheeler, here are some important reminders. 💜💛
All of this information, along with messages shared throughout the summer, is also available in the divisional sections of the Parent Portal.
We hope you’re enjoying the final weeks of summer break!☀️
Aug 17
This June, Wheeler students traveled to Ecuador for a Global Experience packed with exploration, discovery, and unforgettable moments. 🌎 From snorkeling alongside sea lions to observing giant tortoises in their natural habitat, students experienced Ecuador as an outdoor classroom. Read the full story on our website to follow their journey from the cloud forests of Mindo to the Galápagos Islands — and be sure to scroll through the carousel to see some of the incredible wildlife students encountered, including sea lions, blue-footed boobies, giant tortoises, and more! 🌎🐢🦭🐧
Aug 13
As you may remember from a previous post, the 18 Wheelers a cappella group performed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art last spring, surrounded not only by world-renowned artwork, but also by Wheeler alumni, parents, grandparents, and friends.
Now, you can relive this memorable experience through the lens of our talented student filmmakers 📽️. This video features the performance and reflections from the 18 Wheelers and was produced by Communications and Performing Arts Teacher Jesse Yip ’08 and his Video Broadcasting II students Lizzie C. ’28, Adit M. ’28, and Taka U. ’28. It also marked Wheeler Broadcasting`s first field trip to film and document their classmates` experiences.
"It was a fantastic collaboration between the two classes!" says Director of Vocal Music Emily Serotta P’38, P’41. "The Met invited us back next year, and we can`t wait!"
We`re excited to build on collaborations like this and look forward to sharing more student-produced stories throughout the new school year. ✨
Aug 6
