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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

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. 

484

Students

410

Acceptances at 156 Different Colleges & Universities

20

Advanced Placement Courses

14

Average Class Size

29%

Diversity of Student Body

7,276

Community Service Hours Earned by the Class of 2025
Robert “Bob” C. Douglas ’69 and his wife Candace I. Chandler join St. Paul's faculty and staff luncheon

St. Paul's is pleased to share that Middle School Teachers Brad Bernstein, Brendan Ford, and Kristin Serio have been awarded 2026 Knipp Trip Grants. Established in 2019 to honor Mr. Knipp for his 25 years of service as a teacher, coach, and mentor, the Howard F. "Howdy" Knipp III Fund provides middle school faculty grants to pursue restorative trips in the great outdoors.

Students decorate lockers during Kenzie Day 2024

We are thrilled to share that Upper School Math Teacher Ann Jorgensen is the 2026 recipient of SPSG’s Flory Fund Award, while Upper School Spanish Teacher and SPSG World Language Department Chair Andrea Vespoint is the recipients of this year’s Class of ’88 Award! The Flory Fund Award and Class of ’88 Award are made possible through the generosity of donors and supporters of The St. Paul’s Schools.