<p>Parent 57 Not only are the athletes integrated with the student body as a whole, but with the entire community as a whole. Check out the Wesleyan athletics page on Facebook, or even the wesleyan football page and you will see involvement in many local community activities, from tutoring and supporting local elementary schools, and hosting events like recess at Wes, to shoveling snow off walks for senior citizens in middletown, Wes athletes do a lot. And these activities are not only open to athletes, but once a group gets involved, the offer then spreads to other Wes students and teams. Athletes at Wes don’t have special class sections like some other schools, so they pick classes like everyone else, so there is a great variety of athletes and non athletes alike in most classes, also a variety of frown/soph/junior/senior in classes too. </p>
<p>As far as the original thread goes… I couldn’t be happier my son is at this “train wreck” school. If only everyone could. Wes has been great, perfect, no, but definitely great and my son couldn’t wait to get back…</p>