Ever wondered what school was like for the cast of hit Netflix series “Wednesday: Season 3”? You know, before they joined Nevermore Academy?
While the show is all about supernatural outcasts and surviving school, the cast’s real-life education is just as interesting.
Some followed unconventional paths, balancing early acting careers with tutoring and homeschooling, while others took the more traditional route through college and formal drama training.
Different classrooms, different experiences — all leading them to the same gothic universe.
Is “Wednesday: Season 3” coming out soon?
Yes — Netflix has officially confirmed that Wednesday will return for a third season, with production underway in Ireland as of February 2026.
So, if you’re a student studying nearby, don’t be too surprised if you spot a familiar face from Nevermore between classes.
This brings us to the big question: before mastering sword fights and psychic visions, where and what did the cast of “Wednesday: Season 3” actually study?
Where and what the cast of “Wednesday: Season 3” studied
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Jenna Ortega
University: None
Degree: None
Education status: High school graduate
Jenna Ortega attended public schools in California, specifically Amelia Earhart Elementary and John Glenn Middle School in Indio. She has decided not to attend any higher education institutions to focus on her career.
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Catherine Zeta-Jones
Schools: Arts Educational School in Chiswick, London
Course: Three-year musical theatre programme
Education status: Graduated
Catherine Zeta-Jones left school (Dumbarton House School) early to pursue a career in acting.
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Luis Guzmán
University: The City College of New York’s Division of Humanities and the Arts
Degree: Bachelor’s degree in Social Studies
Education status: Graduated
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Emma Myers
University: None
Degree: None
Education status: Homeschooled
Emma Myers homeschooled through a cooperative in Orlando, Florida, throughout her upbringing. However, that has led her to feel like an outsider and to lack social skills, which she noted helped her relate to her character, Enid Sinclair.
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Hunter Doohan
University: None
Degree: None
Education status: High school graduate
Hunter Doohan graduated from Southside High School in Fort Smith, Arkansas, where he discovered his love for acting. Instead of pursuing a higher education, he moved to Los Angeles for a casting internship and later trained in acting classes.
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Joy Sunday
University: University of Southern California’s School of Cinematic Arts
Degree: Bachelor’s degree in Critical Studies (Honours)
Education status: Graduated
Prior to joining the University of Southern California, Joy Sunday attended the prestigious Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School in New York City.
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Evie Templeton
University: None
Degree: None
Education status: High school graduate
Evie Templeton was a former student at Tring Park School for the Performing Arts in Tring, Hertfordshire, England. She even trained at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art on a scholarship.
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Moosa Mostafa
University: None
Degree: None
Education status: High school student
Moosa Mostafa is known for taking his GCSE exams while filming for “Wednesday” in 2024. Now, he is completing his A Levels at Warwick Boys School, taking Politics, English Literature, and History.
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Georgie Farmer
University: None
Degree: None
Education status: Unknown
Georgie Farmer attended the Sylvia Young Theatre School and began taking Saturday classes at the Stage One Theatre School at age eight.
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Isaac Ordonez
University: None
Degree: None
Education status: Homeschooled
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Billie Piper
University: None
Degree: None
Education status: Unknown
Billie Piper studied at the prestigious Sylvia Young Theatre School since she was 12, and centred her education around performing arts.
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Luyanda Unati Lewis-Nyawo
University: The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama
Degree: Bachelor of Arts in Acting and Collaborative and Devised Theatre Making
Education status: Graduated
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Victor Dorobantu
University: Unknown
Degree: Unknown
Education status: Unknown
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Fred Armisen
University: School of Visual Arts in Manhattan, New York
Degree: Bachelor’s degree in Film and Video
Education status: Dropped out
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Eva Green
University: Saint Paul Drama School in Paris, Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic Art in London
Degree: Three-year drama programme, 10-week course in acting
Education status: Graduated
The education of the new cast members of “Wednesday: Season 3”
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Winona Ryder
University: None
Degree: None
Education status: High school graduate
Winona Ryder first began acting lessons at the American Conservatory Theatre at 12. She later attended Petaluma High School and graduated with a 4.0 GPA; however, most of her high school years were spent in independent study and homeschooling.
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Chris Sarandon
University: West Virginia University, Catholic University of America
Degree: Bachelor of Arts in Speech, Master of Fine Arts in Theatre
Education status: Graduated
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Oscar Morgan
University: Unknown
Degree: Unknown
Education status: Unknown
Kennedy Moyer
University: Unknown
Degree: Unknown
Education status: Unknown
