
Williston
Middle School
A mix of personalized attention and expansive opportunity is what distinguishes the Williston Middle School experience. Come take a look.

Small Classes,
Big Ideas
Our open and encouraging academic approach
gives kids the confidence to ask questions,
offer answers, and challenge themselves.

Citizens in Training
Understanding the responsibilities of citizenship is a key focus of our curriculum. Through mock trials, public speaking, and field trips, we let kids experience the work of civics first hand.
A Close-knit Community
Advisory groups, field day, socials, lip synch contests and other ways we help kids navigate the world of middle school friendships.

Don’t Take Our Word for It

“I will always be grateful to the Middle School for allowing me to try so many different things: new sports, new languages, new extracurriculars. I doubt I’d be who I am today without the Middle School.”
Caleb Stern ’19, Kenyon College ’23

“I felt fully prepared to hit the ground running in high school, and many of the skills I learned in the Middle School I still use today."
Ellie Wolfe ’19, Bates College ’23

“At the Middle School, I learned to be comfortable with who I am and love learning. The teachers helped me grow and gain intellectual confidence and curiosity. Socially, the Middle School was where I met a lot of my best friends and made connections with people I will know the rest of my life.”
Oscar DeFrancis ’20, Middlebury College '24

Explore the Arts
Painting, sculpting, singing, acting, performing, set design—these are all components of the Middle School creative arts experience.

Play Your Game
Want to try water polo for the first time? Try out for a varsity team in your favorite sport? Or just have fun playing fourths basketball? We offer kids whatever level of challenge they’re up for.
Meet Jen Fulcher
The heart and soul of the Middle School, Director Jen Fulcher is known for her energy, enthusiasm, and commitment to the success of every student. She’s also known for doling out high-fives at the door and for her catch-phrase that every Middle Schooler knows: “Nothing is more important than how we treat each other.”
