Town of Wolfville, Nova Scotia

Educational Services

Wolfville is considered the academic centre of the Annapolis Valley. It is home to Acadia University, described by MacLean's Magazine as one of the best liberal arts universities in Canada. Known as a leader in education, Acadia was the first Canadian university to fully integrate the use of laptop computers into its undergraduate programs. It has a student population of close to 4000.

Horton High School serves grade 9-12. Located in Greenwich just outside Wolfville, this state-of-the-art school was constructed in 1998. Wolfville School  serves grades primary through nine and has an enrollment of 545 students. Landmark East School is a private international boarding school serving students with learning disabilities. Total enrollment is around 70 with students ranging in age from 10 to 19. Student/teacher ratio is less than 3 to 1. Fairweather Montessori School has been operating since 2002 and is currently licensed under the provincial daycare act. It serves children ages three through six years with capacity for ten children.