Small Schools. Big Opportunities.

Our 120-acre wooded campus, which serves as a classroom and a living laboratory, provides the opportunity for a robust outdoor education program with hands-on learning experiences. 

Global opportunities at The St. Paul’s Schools provides students in both our middle and upper schools the chance to travel and experience cultures different than their own.

This division-wide curricular initiative was established to help students strengthen skills that are crucial to learning – from planning and time management to self-control and sustained attention.

A two-year exploratory program for juniors and seniors that empowers students to develop a research question in a field of interest. Students pursue solutions with the support of a faculty advisor and an off-campus expert, who serves as a mentor.

The Lab, the lower school’s immersive science and innovation center, combining a 21st-century makerspace with a community garden where students experience life sciences firsthand by caring for plants and animals.

Our students love coming to school. In preschool, our highly experienced early-childhood experts focus on creating a positive and nurturing setting where children feel safe to explore and adventure.

Throughout the year, lower school students, faculty, and staff assemble non-perishable meals, snack packs, and weekend bags for for children identified as food insecure. These non-perishable meals and snacks are donated to Baltimore Hunger Project.

Our unique WIN (“Whatever I Need”) Program sets aside time each day for our teachers and learning specialists to provide personalized instruction tailored to a student’s interests and progress level.

In the middle school at St. Paul’s School for Boys, students are shaped by the supportive relationships and unique learning opportunities provided through the mentoring program.