Girls’ School

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Strengths Made Stronger

Strengths Made Stronger

Strengths Made Stronger

Strengths Made Stronger

Strengths Made Stronger

Strengths Made Stronger

Strengths Made Stronger

Strengths Made Stronger

Strengths Made Stronger

Welcome to St. Paul's School for Girls

St. Paul’s School for Girls educates students in grades 5 through 12 in a community that feels like home, founded on principles of inclusion and compassion. At SPSG, we cultivate a bold and courageous community of unique girls who are ready to take on what matters most. Through small classes, real-world experiences, and a rigorous curriculum that is enhanced through coordination with the boys’ school, we empower voice and nurture intellectual curiosity. From physics to philosophy and from medicine to management—wherever their passions and talents lead them—our graduates are grounded in their beliefs and confident in their abilities to become the steadfast leaders the world needs. 

480

Students

383

Acceptances at 159 Different Colleges & Universities

18

Advanced Placement Courses

14

Average Class Size

25%

Diversity of Student Body

6,950

Community Service Hours Earned by the Class of 2024
Students decorate lockers during Kenzie Day 2024

The SPSG community welcomed Keiffer Mitchell Jr., vice president of BGR’s State and Local Advocacy Practice and former Maryland State Delegate, to campus on Oct. 28 as a part of the Warshawsky Family Visiting Scholar Program. During his visit, Mr. Mitchell delivered an address to the Gator community where he emphasized the importance of social relationships in a democratic society. Additionally, Mr. Mitchell hosted Q&A sessions for our AP U.S. and world history classes and met with upper school students involved in St. Paul’s Price-Eisenhower Civic Engagement Initiative (PEI) over lunch.

The Warshawsky Family Visiting Scholar Program is supported by a generous endowment gift from the Warshawsky family, whose daughter, Jennifer, graduated from SPSG in 1990.

Students decorate lockers during Kenzie Day 2024

Middle and upper school students prepared for the 2024-25 school year by decorating lockers, finding classrooms, getting their yearbook photo taken, meeting their advisory group, and hearing from the SGA during opening assembly. Established in honor of former Upper School Head Bette Kenzie upon her retirement, Kenzie Day is SPSG’s student orientation program and is made possible by the Kenzie Day Fund.