Salem Academy

Discover your voice. Chart your path.

Why Salem Academy?
Watch to see why our students love Salem Academy.
Abigail Wucherer, NC State Park Scholar Recipient
Abigail Wucherer receives The Park Scholarship from NC State
WFU Stamps Scholar Recipient
Ashley Peake '19 has received Wake Forest University's Stamps Leadership Scholar Award, one of the most selective and comprehensive scholarships in the United States.
Sisters Merit Scholar
Morgan Alysabeth Tringali of Charlotte, North Carolina, has been named as the recipient of the 2019 Salem Academy Sisters Merit Scholarship.
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500 East Salem Ave | Winston-Salem, NC 27101 | 1-877-40SALEM

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Find out what Discover your voice. Chart your path. means for:

Students

Discover possibilities to enrich your high school experience and to set you on a path for future success in college and beyond.

At Salem Academy, you’ll find a close-knit community that will help you to exceed your goals and expectations and make your high school experience a memorable one.

Parents

Choosing Salem Academy is an important decision for your daughter—and for you.

When considering possibilities for your daughter’s high school education, Salem Academy stands out as a welcoming community with a strong college-preparatory curriculum and a wealth of fine arts, athletics, and extracurricular opportunities. Whether a boarding student or a day student, your daughter will befriend students from around the world, take part in school traditions that span Salem’s 243-year history, and make a lifelong commitment to learning—both in and out of the classroom.

Alumnae

What did Salem Academy make possible for you?

You’ve shared cookies during break, stayed up too late studying together for exams, cheered on Saber athletes, and hugged your friends tightly on graduation morning. What comes next? As a member of the Salem Academy Alumnae Association, you join nearly 3,000 women who are changing the world as graduates of the oldest educational institution for girls in the United States.