| Wellesley,
Massachusetts is a prestigious, active community located
approximately 12 miles west of Boston. Although its
proximity to Boston is a major factor affecting its
popularity, the diverse town of over 26,000 people
stands on its own in terms of excellence in the fields
of education, culture, recreational activities, social
opportunities and overall quality of life.
Wellesley's
proximity to several world-renowned medical facilities,
universities, and the high tech corridor of route
128 make it a haven for many professionals, academics,
and students. Its high-caliber public school system
is a magnet for hundreds of new families each year.
There
are three train stations in Wellesley with service
directly into Boston's financial, cultural, and
shopping districts.
Wellesley
center is home to many specialty and retail stores
including Ann Taylor, The Gap, and Talbots. Its
restaurants are eclectic and varied and include
famous names such as Blue Ginger and Figs.
Wellesley's
Brook Path is enjoyed by residents for cycling,
running and walking.
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About
the Wellesley Public School System
The
Wellesley Public School System is one of the finest in
America. This is made obvious by the MCA and SAT results,
the commitment to excellence in teaching, and the enhancement
of education with the arts.
Wellesley
is dedicated to providing each one of its special needs
children with a program that fits his/her needs.
There
are seven neighborhood elementary schools (K-5), a middle
school and a high school. There are also two parochial
schools (PreK-8).
Dana
Hall, a private girls boarding or day school (Gr. 6-12)
is located in Wellesley as is Tenacre Country Day School
(pre-K - 6).
There
are three colleges that serve to enhance Wellesley academics
and culture. These include Wellesley College, Babson College
and Massachusetts Bay Community College.
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