About Wyndcroft
The Wyndcroft School is a distinguished coeducational private elementary and middle school located in Pottstown, Pennsylvania. We are dedicated to guiding our students from early education through eighth grade, equipping them with the necessary resources to build confidence, develop personal responsibility, achieve academic excellence, and create a strong foundation for achievement in the future.
Our day school services are extended throughout the region to students residing in Berks, Chester, and Montgomery counties!
Our Mission
We are committed to the success of our students, and we aim to prepare them to live and thrive in a global community. Our Wyndcroft graduates learn to create a strong foundation for achievement in the future. We are confident that once they graduate, our students will be prepared to succeed at the best secondary schools or high education they choose to pursue.
The Wyndcroft School offers far more than a challenging academic curriculum and exceptional arts and athletics program for children. We are not only recognized as an academic leader in Pottstown, but many day schools for senior high education across Montgomery, Chester, and Berks counties have also acknowledged the distinct difference in confidence, skillset, and character development from our Wyndcroft graduates.
We understand how challenging finding commendable educational programs for your child may be, but the Wyndcroft School makes it easy and comfortable for you to trust that your child is in the best possible care from day one.
A Motto to Live By: Non Sibi
No matter their grade level, all Wyndcroft students live and learn the school’s motto: Non Sibi. Non Sibi translates as “not for one's self but for the good of others” and is the core of the Community Service projects that occur throughout the school year. Through these Non Sibi efforts, Wyndcroft students are taught the importance of giving back to their community and having respect for others.
Wyndcroft At-a-Glance: Early Childhood - Eighth Grade
- School founded in 1918
- Coeducational, independent, elementary day school
- Early Childhood (3 yrs. old) to Grade 8
- Extended Day available for EC and Pre-K
- After School Care available for EC to 8th
What Is An Independent School?
A school is defined as independent if it is primarily supported by tuition, charitable contributions, and endowment income, not by tax or church funds, is independently governed by a board of trustees, practices nondiscriminatory policies, and is accredited by the regional association, in our case the Pennsylvania Association of Independent Schools (PAIS Bylaws Article 3; Section 3.1).
- 181 students
- Average class size: 12
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 8:1
- Student Body Racial Diversity: 32%
The Wyndcroft School recognizes the importance of preparing our students to live and thrive in a global community. We foster an environment where all people are valued and all beliefs are respected. The understanding of inclusiveness, appreciation of differences, and belonging is embedded in our community and promoted through our daily activities.
- Mathematics
- Language Arts (English)
- Social Studies
- Science
- French
- Physical Education/Health and Wellness
- Library Skills
- Vocal and Instrumental Music
- Creative Movement and Drama
- Art
- Computer Science
Transportation is provided by the following school districts:
- Boyertown
- Daniel Boone
- Oley
- Owen J. Roberts
- Perkiomen Valley
- Phoenixville
- Pottsgrove
- Pottstown
- Souderton
- Spring-Ford
- Upper Perkiomen
Wyndcroft also provides bussing from Reading and areas in Berks County, as well as Methacton and points in Chester and Montgomery Counties.
Financial Aid:
Financial assistance awarded annually for eligible students in Kindergarten through Grade 8.
Secondary School Placement:
Our graduates leave Wyndcroft prepared for their high school careers. Click here for specifics.
Accreditation and Memberships:
Wyndcroft is accredited by the Pennsylvania Association of Independent Schools (PAIS) and is a member of the following:
- National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS)
- Association of Delaware Valley Independent Schools (ADVIS)
- Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE)
- Pennsylvania Association of Independent Schools Business Officers Association (PAISBOA)
- Secondary School Admission Test (SSAT)
- Educational Records Bureau (ERB)
- The Heads Network
Traits of a Non Sibi Student
- Friendship
- Kindness
- Fairness
- Cooperation
- Curiosity
- Responsibility
- Empathy
- Grit
- Inclusion
- Appreciation
- Leadership
Accreditation and Memberships