I want you to know that your children are at a school that is unapologetically committed to helping you raise good citizens; young people who understand that ability without honor is useless.
Kevin Breen
HEAD OF SCHOOL
A Community of Character, Culture, and Connection
We Are Worcester
Located on 71 acres in the heart of New England’s second largest city, our storied 191-year history, vibrant urban setting, diverse community, and immersive learning approach offer a real-world educational experience that extends far beyond the classroom. Guided by our motto, Achieve the Honorable, we inspire integrity, responsibility, and a commitment to excellence—shaping students into compassionate leaders and global citizens.
With small class sizes, highly intentional advisory programs, dedicated faculty, and a close-knit community, our students develop independence, honorable character, and lifelong learning skills in a distinctly supportive and engaging environment.
The Upper School experience at Worcester Academy inspires students to strive for excellence in every endeavor–and to build life-changing character along the way.
Learning at Worcester Academy reflects a holistic, real-world approach that fuels excellence, builds character, and fosters a life-long passion for growth and discovery.
Worcester Academy athletes are versatile, confident individuals who are eager to test their own limits on and off the field. Our legacy of talent, expertise, and dedication has earned us an enduring reputation for cultivating athletes who exude excellence, achievement, and integrity.
Art is more than just a subject at Worcester Academy; it’s an essential part of our students’ lives. Every student's academic journey is enriched by immersive experiences in the Visual and Performing Arts, including instrumental and vocal music, theater, and fine arts.
Since its inception, Worcester Academy and our surrounding community have been inextricably linked. As New England’s second largest and fastest growing city, Worcester offers a world of opportunities for cultural, academic, and professional engagement that allows the city to serve as an extended classroom.
