Westminster Academy

Throwback Thursday to two unforgettable productions from the 2025–26 school year! ✨

From the streets of pre-revolutionary Russia and 1920s Paris to the yellow brick road and Emerald City, our Fine Arts students transported audiences through storytelling, music, and unforgettable performances in Anastasia and The Wizard of Oz.

Anastasia brought beauty, heart, and adventure to the stage as our talented cast and crew brought this beloved story to life with stunning performances and incredible attention to detail. Later in the year, The Wizard of Oz delighted audiences with wonder, laughter, and timeless joy as students followed the journey "somewhere over the rainbow.’”

These productions reflected countless hours of rehearsals, creativity, collaboration, and dedication from our students, directors, orchestra, production teams, parent volunteers, and Fine Arts Department.

What a special reminder of the talent, imagination, and community that made this school year one to remember!

The Spring Lions’ Tale is on its way to your mailbox, highlighting all that God has done through Westminster Academy this year and the generosity of supporters like you.

As we approach the close of our fiscal year on June 30, we invite you to consider a gift to the Annual Fund. Your support helps WA respond to opportunities and challenges as they arise while maintaining the excellence families expect. The Annual Fund invests in people through partial tuition assistance and competitive faculty salaries, strengthens our programs, and enhances the places where students learn, grow, and thrive.

While we celebrate the momentum of The Next Chapter Capital Campaign, the Annual Fund remains the foundation that supports the day-to-day excellence of a Westminster Academy education.

Every gift makes a difference. Help us finish the year strong by making your gift before June 30 at wa.edu/donate.

Throwback Thursday to two unforgettable celebrations from the 2025–26 school year! 👑🏈🏀🎉

From Homecoming to Winter Court, this year was filled with school spirit, exciting traditions, and memorable moments shared across our WA community. Spirit Week brought energy and excitement across campus leading up to Homecoming 2025, where we crowned Jackson Scott and Arianna Pierce as Homecoming King and Queen, honored this year’s Alumni Athletic Hall of Honor inductees, and celebrated a dominant 48–0 Lions victory over Somerset Homestead under the lights.

The excitement continued at Winter Court as the Lions secured another big win over American Heritage–Delray before Nathaniel Lencse and Leah Irizarry were crowned the 2026 Winter Court King and Queen during halftime. The evening also featured the crowd favorite Chili Cook-Off, where The Broeman Family earned top honors, and the annual Alumni vs. Faculty Basketball Game, with alumni once again claiming the WA Knockout Trophy.

What a special reminder of the tradition, community, and school spirit that filled our campus throughout this incredible year!

Exciting times!

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Throwback Thursday starts here.

Just last week, the Class of 2026 walked across the stage, turned their tassels, and celebrated the end of one chapter and the beginning of another.

From heartfelt speeches by Salutatorian Ryann Mahoney and Valedictorian Grace Sabetimani to a powerful Commencement address by Dr. Beck A. Taylor, President of Samford University, the evening was filled with joy, tradition, and moments the WA family will never forget. The presentation of the Distinguished Alumnus Award to Laura Blake ’86 Murphy made the night even more special.

And as the evening closed with diplomas, LPA Bibles, and standing ovations, one thing was clear: these graduates are ready to shine God’s light wherever He leads them next.

We already miss you, Class of 2026.

📸 Thank you to Little's Photography for capturing such a special night.

Congratulations to the Class of 2026! We are pleased to highlight their accomplishments “by the numbers!”

Greater love has no one than this, that someone lay down his life for his friends.
~John 15:13 (ESV)