Faculty from all three divisions at St. Paul’s were able to attend the National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS) People of Color Conference in San Antonio, where nearly 8,000 attendees from independent schools across the country gathered to collaborate on topics of diversity in schools, participate in inspiring workshops and learn from compelling speakers, including Nikki Giovanni. 

Students in grades 5 through 12 at SPSG can explore the school’s unique and rigorous financial literacy curriculum, which combines focused coursework, industry visits, elective experiences, and off-campus internships in economics and finance. 

In the lower school, second grade students learn the fundamentals of bike riding from St. Paul’s resident bike pro, legend, and longstanding faculty member Skip Darrell ’60.  

Middle School students at the St. Paul’s School for Boys continue to manage and produce live shows and pre-recorded content for our student-run radio station on campus (visit tinyurl.com/StPaulsRadio to tune in!). 

Upper school students from Paul’s School for Boys and St. Paul’s School for Girls attended the Second Annual Maryland Asian Pacific Islander Desi American Conference, hosted by Loyola Blakefield.

Our fifth and sixth grade production of Disney and Cameron Mackintosh’s “Mary Poppins Jr.” was a huge success. Thank you for your gifts to the One St. Paul's Fund that provides stage props and equipment to support our students in the performing arts program.

Second grade students took a trip to the Smithsonian National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute in Washington, D.C. Your support of the One St. Paul’s Fund offers these fun and exciting opportunities.

Boys’ middle school students participate in a wide range of service activities that help our students build connections with each other and the greater community around them.

Sixth grade students from St. Paul’s School for Girls visited the lower school and gave presentations on their recent class project on women in STEAM to fourth grade students. 

Students at St. Paul’s School for Girls and St. Paul’s School for Boys celebrate many successes on the court and field with several sports championships.

In a ten-day tour, students walk through the history of the World Wars starting in Paris and then on to the beaches of Normandy, Dover, and London.

In 2022 St. Paul's School for Boys kicked off the St. Paul’s Sports Network (SPSN) providing live coverage of St. Paul's sporting events with the goal of uniting the SP community through a shared love for athletics. 

Upper school students with an interest in design, art, math, and/or technology took their learning outside of the classroom by participating in an industry visit to Peyton Home at The Maryland Design Center.

Preschool students celebrated National Feed the Birds Day. Gifts to the One St. Paul's Fund provided the materials for students to make their own binoculars and birdseed to fill the preschool bird feeders.

Forty members of the class of 2024 spent the day shadowing an industry of their choice, gaining first-hand experience and invaluable insights into various careers and professions.

St. Paul's School for Boys varsity hockey team won the 2022 MIAA B conference championship with a 4-3 victory over Saints Peter & Paul.

The Trichords and Leading Tones, two lower school ensembles led by Mr. Holland-Garcia, performed during the school's annual winter concert. 

Students from both St. Paul's School for Boys and St. Paul's School for Girls take the stage for "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time."

Jabari Lyles joined The St. Paul’s Schools community in December for our faculty and staff professional development day.

The One St. Paul's Fund gifts support joyful traditions including the girls' 7th and 8th grade trips to Echo Hill to bond with classmates during orientation games and outdoor learning activities such as rock climbing and boating. 

Students explore science, technology, engineering, the arts, and mathematics using 3-D printers and the 3-D Tinkercad modeling program, conceptualizing and printing their own designs. Gifts to the One St. Paul’s Fund make these unique hands-on learning opportunities possible.

"I am very proud to say that I have been a teacher and coach at St. Paul’s for 17 years now. Thinking back on the last 17 years of my life, I find myself extremely blessed both personally and professionally. And so much of that blessing comes from the generosity of people like you."

During a day filled with hands-on exploration, students had the opportunity to participate in a variety of games and activities. Gifts to St. Paul's nurture curiosity and adventures every day.

Students from both St. Paul's School for Boys and St. Paul's School for Girls took the stage for “Disney’s High School Musical." Gifts to the One St. Paul's Fund helped the upper school musical by providing funds for costumes, props, and stage equipment and inspired the joy in the creative expression of our students in the performing arts program.

"I love that my daughter is part of a school that has developed her self-confidence, given her skills and self-assurance to be a strong leader, and is provided opportunities that promote collaboration and teamwork."

Adventuring for our youngest learners begins at an early age. Our curious preschoolers are busy learning about colors and art through creative, hands-on experiences and sensory play.