Small Schools. Big Opportunities.

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

The Bridges program, founded at St. Paul’s in 1993, is committed to the long-term success of motivated Baltimore City youth. Baltimore City students enter a multifaceted support system at the end of third grade and participate through college and beyond.

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.

St. Paul’s has a famed tradition of singing which builds upon a foundation established in Lower School, extends through the Crusader Choir in Middle School, and culminates in the Upper School.

Crusader Con is a capstone project that challenges each eighth-grade student to become a thought leader and skilled communicator.  

As early as infancy, we are building the emotional intelligence of our learners, teaching them to recognize and describe feelings in themselves and in others, while guiding them on how to manage their emotions and impulses.

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.

Students are given the opportunity to have an interdisciplinary, project-based experience where they are offered alternative topics of study and unconventional approaches to learning in an effort to ignite students’ passion for discovery and exploration.

SPSG believes that a sound understanding of personal finance is critical to the development of confident, independent young women. Currently, we are offering financial literacy seminars and electives at each grade level.

SPSG's career exploration program offers students opportunities to venture off-campus to see how their talents, passions, and academic interests translate to the "real world."

Each year the lower school community works together to provide lunches to those in need through organizations such as Manna House and the Assistance Center of Towson Churches.

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.