Facts & Figures

Founded in 1951, Westminster is a Christian, independent day school for boys and girls from pre-first through high school.

 

The Campus
Acres: 180
Buildings: 13
Athletic Fields: 9
Enrollment
Elementary School: 477
Junior High School: 567
High School: 792
Total 2007-08 Enrollment: 1,826
Boys: 911
Girls: 915
Average Class Size, Grades 5-12: 15
Student to Teacher Ratio: Pre-first - 4 9:1
Minority Enrollment: 20.9%
Approximate Number of Openings
Pre–first: 72
Grades 1-5: 20
Grades 6-8: 110
Grades 9-12: 20
Testing Information

SAT range for middle 50% of Senior Class from the last two years:

Class of 2007(new SAT aggregate of 3 test scores):

Class of 2006:

 

1900-2210

1990-2170

2007 National Merit Letters of Commendation: 54
2007 National Merit Semifinalists: 26
2007 National Merit Finalists: 26
2007 National Achievement Semifinalists: 6
2007 National Achievement Finalists: 5
2007 National Hispanic Recognition Program Finalists: 2
Number of AP Exams Offered: 27
Percentage of Westminster Students who scored 3 or better in 2006-07: 90%
Number of AP Exams taken by all students in 2006-07: 858
Average number of AP Exams taken by Westminster Students: 4.7
Faculty
Elementary School: 92
Junior High School: 73
High School: 106
Total 2007-08 Faculty: 271
Teacher's average experience at Westminster: 11.83 years
Highest Degree Earned:
Doctoral degrees: 17
Master's degrees: 160
Specialist degrees: 8
Bachelor's degrees: 47
Percentage with graduate degrees: 81%
Alumni
Number of Alumni: 9,766
2007 Graduates: 184 (Boys: 100, Girls: 84)
Largest Matriculation 2007:
University of Georgia: 19
Vanderbilt University: 14
Duke University:
Emory University:
University of Virginia:
Wake Forest University:
8
8
8
8
Auburn University: 7
Georgia Institute of Technology:
Yale University:
5
5

Georgetown University:

Harvard University:
Princeton University:
Sewanee: University of the South:
Washington & Lee University:

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Community Service
For the 2005-06 school year,
251 families participated in our weekend service projects;
57% of High School students participated in non-required volunteer projects;
31% of High School students were involved in an ongoing, weekly project;
98% of High School students participated in our annual Service Day at 43 sites around the city;
42% of Junior High School students were involved in the four monthly projects offered to them;
100% of Elementary Students were involved in their community projects since these programs are typically done through their individual classes;
 25 non-profit service agencies are served by Westminster students in ongoing weekly projects in the Atlanta area
Athletics
Athletic Participation:
7th, 8th grades: 82.3% participation rate)
filling 736 roster positions
High School: 75.9%
filling 1009 roster positions
Number of Athletic Teams: 81
Girls: 41
Boys: 40
Number of High School Varsity Teams: 25
Number of State Titles: 209
Number of Coaches:

107
filling 145 coaching positions

81 teachers

26 community coaches

GADA Directors Cup Titles since 2000
(Best Overall Athletics Program in Classification):
8
Sports Offered:  
Baseball Soccer - Boys and Girls
Basketball - Boys and Girls Softball
Cheerleading - Fall and Winter Squash - Boys and Girls
Crew Swimming - Boys and Girls
Cross Country - Boys and Girls Tennis - Boys and Girls
Football Track - Boys and Girls
Golf - Boys and Girls Volleyball
Gymnastics Wrestling
Lacrosse - Boys and Girls  

Performing Arts  
Band Drama
Dance Choir
Debate Orchestra
Performing Arts Participation:
High School: 350 students (46%)
Junior High: 354 students (67%)
Tuition and other Financial Information
Tuition 2007-08:
$16,450 Grades Pre-first - 5
$19,080 Grades 6-12
Financial Aid: $9,200 - Average Award (to 12% of the student body)
Endowment support as percentage of budget: 35%
Endowment as of June 30, 2007: $239,000,000