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be sustained through his or her early years.
Our mission at Wakefield Country Day School in Huntly is to help students from a rural area climb the economic ladder of success through quality education.
Each student at our school is surrounded by other students who are motivated to attend college and become successful academically. It is a positive peer pressure which fosters an achieving attitude.
The school work is difficult but not beyond the grasp of average students.
100 percent of our graduates are accepted into the college of their choice. And the skills they learn while at Wakefield Country Day School enables them to graduate from college, receive college scholarships and succeed in their careers.
The time to invest in your child’s education is now, while they are forming habits and attitudes.
I wish our school could be like Mr. Flanigan and offer full tuitionaid to every student. Since we aren’t a wealthy school, we can’t afford to do that.
But we do have available some small amounts of tuition assistance for students who can pass the entrance exam, agree to meet our academic standards throughout the year, and whose parents are willing to make a personal sacrifice by paying for part of the tuition cost.
Whether you are a parent or aspiring to be another Mr. Flanigan, I encourage you to consider calling our school at 635-8555 for a tour.
(Editor's note: Mr. Longyear, a residents of Washington, serves as Vice President of the Wakefield Contry Day School Board of Trustees. He is the parent of a current student and a graduate ofWCDS. Mr. Longyear can be reached at 675-S679.)
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