• Families have a choice between full-day (7:30 to 5:30 p.m.) with 2, 3, or 5 days a week with a 6 p.m. option available for an additional fee.
• When returning a contract for enrollment in the infant and toddlers program, a NON-REFUNDABLE deposit of $3,432 is required and is applied toward tuition.

Infant and Toddlers Tuition

• Full-Day Option (priority given)
  • 5 days/week: (priority) $34,320
  • 3 days/week: $24,420
  • 2 days/week: $18,120
• 6 p.m. Option
  • 5 days/week: $150 per month
  • 3 days/week: $110 per month
  • 2 days/week: $80 per month

• Families have a choice between full-day (7:30 to 5:30 p.m.) or half-day (7:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.), as well as 2, 3, or 5 days a week with a 6 p.m. option available for an additional fee.
• When returning a contract for enrollment in the preschool program, a NON-REFUNDABLE deposit of $2,226 is required and is applied toward tuition.

Preschool Tuition

• Full-Day Option (priority given)
  • 5 days/week: $22,260 per school year
  • 3 days/week: $15,900 per school year
  • 2 days/week: $ 11,600 per school year
• Half-Day Option
  • 5 days/week: $15,640 per school year
  • 3 days/week: $11,400 per school year
  • 2 days/week: $8,430 per school year
• 6 p.m. Option
  • 5 days/week: $1,400 per school year
  • 3 days/week: $1,000 per school year
  • 2 days/week: $750 per school year

• Pre-K (4s)
  • Half Day (7:30 a.m. to 12 p.m.): $15,900
  • Full Day (7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.): $20,410*
     
• Kindergarten: $26,050*
   
• First Grade through 4th Grade: $30,530*
   
• 5th Grade through 8th Grade: $34,340*
   
• 9th Grade through 12th Grade: $36,160

*There is an additional fee for our Extended School Program.

At the time of enrollment, or reenrollment for returning students, families pay an enrollment deposit equal to 10% of their net tuition. St. Paul’s provides a variety of tuition payment options for the balance of tuition owed, ranging from a one-pay plan to two or ten-month installment options. Families opting for the one-pay plan pay tuition directly to the school by July 1 of each year. For those families opting for the installment plans, the school partners with FACTS Management Company to manage tuition payments. 

FACTS Payment Plans:

Payments will be automatically deducted from a designated checking or savings account, or automatically charged to a credit card (with 2.85% service fee added for credit card payments only) on your choice of the 1st or 15th of the month. VISA, AMEX, Discover, and MasterCard accepted.

1 Payment Plan (100% July)

2 Payment Plan (60% July, 40% November)

10 Payment Plan (equal installments April through January)

• Families are responsible for the full year’s net tuition (tuition less any financial aid received); however, we understand that circumstances sometimes dictate that a student leaves The St. Paul’s Schools during the year. To help protect a family’s financial obligation to the Schools, we have secured a Tuition Refund Plan with A.W.G. Dewar, Inc., that is available to all families.
   
• View the 2023-24 Tuition Refund Plan brochure here

Lower Monthly Tuition Payments

With a low, fixed-rate education plan from Your Tuition Solution^SM, paying for your child’s education is easier than ever. Your Tuition Solution’s convenient payment plans give you a wide range of options. 

To learn more about Your Tuition Solution’s flexible plans, compare payment options or apply online, visit tuitionsolution.com today.

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St. Paul’s School for Girls is proud to offer the Levering Scholarships which were established in honor of our first head of school, Rosalind Levering. Upper school students new to the SPSG community are eligible to apply for the Levering Scholarships.

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Eligibility

Students new to the SPSG community applying to grades 9-11.
 

Award Details

The Levering Scholarships are up to $10,000 grants toward tuition costs and awarded annually. Scholarship recipients in good academic standing and actively involved in the life of the school will carry the scholarship throughout the completion of their time at SPSG.
 

Criteria

The scholarships are awarded to exceptional students who are enthusiastic learners and demonstrate original thought, creativity, perseverance, and integrity, qualities reminiscent of the pioneering spirit of Rosalind Levering. Levering Scholars show potential for leadership in the SPSG community both inside and outside of the classroom. Such well-rounded scholars seek to engage in the life of the school’s robust arts, athletics, and leadership offerings.
 

Application Process

Admissions applicants who have demonstrated academic excellence, positive leadership and community engagement will be considered to receive the Levering Scholarship. No separate application is required. Students who are interested may submit additional supporting material to the director of admissions at spsgadmissions@stpaulsmd.org no later than January 15, 2024.  Examples of student-created supporting material could include a brief written essay (500 words or less), short video (2-3 minutes), or art portfolio.

 

Selection

The Admissions Committee and head of school will make the scholarship selections.
 

Notification

The Levering Scholarship recipients will receive a phone call on February 15, 2024.

St. Paul’s School for Girls is proud to offer the Thomsen Scholarships which were established in honor of our third head of school, Mary Ellen Thomsen. Middle school students new to the SPSG community are eligible to apply for the Thomsen Scholarships.

ELIGIBILITY

Students new to the St. Paul’s community applying to grades 5–8.

AWARD DETAILS

The Thomsen Scholarships are up to $7,500 grants toward tuition costs and awarded annually. Scholarship recipients in good academic standing and actively involved in the life of the school will carry the scholarship throughout the completion of their time at SPSG.

CRITERIA

The scholarships are awarded to exceptional students who demonstrate honesty, integrity, kindness, compassion, and hard work—all values demonstrated by our third head of school, Mary Ellen Thomsen. Thomsen Scholars show potential for leadership in the SPSG community and beyond. These scholars will seek to engage in and out of the classroom, striving to participate in all aspects of school life.

APPLICATION PROCESS

Admissions applicants who have demonstrated academic excellence, positive leadership and community engagement will be considered to receive the Thomsen Scholarship. No separate application is required. Students who are interested may submit additional supporting material to the director of admissions at spsgadmissions@stpaulsmd.org no later than January 15, 2024.  Examples of student-created supporting material could include a brief written essay (500 words or less), short video (2-3 minutes), or art portfolio.

SELECTION

The Admissions Committee and head of school will make the scholarship selections.

NOTIFICATION

The Thomsen Scholarship recipients will receive a phone call on February 15, 2024.

The Wagley Scholarship is a competitive merit-based scholarship, renewable annually, offered to one new, incoming SPSG ninth grade student. The award is named in honor of SPSG’s second headmistress, Mary Frances Wagley. A full-tuition scholarship is awarded on the basis of exceptional scholastic merit. 

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Eligibility

All new students applying for admissions to Grade 9 at St. Paul's School for Girls and currently enrolled in a state-accredited or approved school are eligible to compete for this scholarship. In accordance with the provisions of the Scholarship grant, students currently enrolled at St. Paul's School for Girls are not eligible to apply.

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Criteria

The award will be based on exceptional scholastic ability, achievement, and citizenship.

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Application Process
 

1. Wagley Scholarship Application
   The Wagley Scholarship application, short answer, and essay needs to be completed by the student and submitted no later than December 1, 2023. The short answer and essay prompts are included on the Wagley Scholarship application. This application is in addition to the SPSG application.
   Wagley Scholarship Application
    
2. Two Additional Letters of Recommendation
   These are to be two Letters of Recommendation, not Common Referral Forms. One must be from a present academic teacher, counselor, or head of school, other than the applicant's current English or math teacher. The second letter must be written by someone outside the school community who can share some personal insight about the applicant, i.e., music instructor, coach, troop leader. The Letters of Recommendation must be received by SPSG no later than December 1, 2023.
    
3. An Otis-Lennon School Ability Test Score
   An Otis-Lennon School Ability Test (OLSAT) score from the 8th grade is required. If you do not have an 8th grade OLSAT score, the SPSG Admissions Office will contact applicants to schedule.
    
4. Interview
   Interviews of all Wagley Scholarship applicants will be conducted by the Wagley Scholarship Committee on Saturday, January 20, 2024. The SPSG Admissions Office will contact you to select your preferred date and time.

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Notification

The Wagley Scholar will receive a phone call on February 15, 2024. 

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Renewal

If the recipient makes satisfactory academic progress and remains in good standing in the SPSG community, her academic scholarship will be renewed each year.

The Middleton Scholars program is named in honor of S. Atherton "Appy" Middleton, St. Paul's Headmaster from 1944 to 1966. During his tenure, Middleton moved the School to the Brooklandville campus, raised academic standards, expanded the enrollment, and increased diversity. Scholarships for new students in Grades 5 through 8 will be awarded for academic excellence, outstanding citizenship, and positive contribution to the school community.

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Criteria:

• Outstanding academic standing at current school
• Outstanding citizenship record at current school (including attendance)
• Extracurricular activities—positive contributions to school community

Admissions applicants who have demonstrated academic excellence, positive leadership, and community engagement will be considered. No separate application is required. Students who are interested may submit additional supporting material to the director of admissions at SPadmissions@stpaulsmd.org no later than Jan. 15, 2024. Examples of student-created supporting material could include a brief written essay (500 words or less), short video (2 to 3 minutes), or art portfolio. 

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The head of school, director of admissions, and middle school head will select the Middleton Scholars. The amount of the scholarship will be $7,500 per year for each year the recipient is enrolled in St. Paul’s and in good standing.

The Kinsolving Scholars Program recognizes the past achievements and future potential of a select group of our most outstanding students entering grade 9. We seek to identify boys for this distinction and challenge them to be the embodiment of our mission:

Seek truth, knowledge, and excellence; live by faith, compassion, and integrity.

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To honor the legacy of Dr. Arthur B. Kinsolving, long-time rector of St. Paul’s Parish and widely considered the “patron saint” of St. Paul’s School for Boys, we are proud to recognize the school’s future leaders with a merit grant that bears the name Kinsolving.

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The Kinsolving Scholars Program awards its recipients with scholarship grants of $10,000 annually toward tuition costs. Kinsolving Scholars in good standing and actively involved in the life of the school will carry the scholarship throughout their time at St. Paul’s. Recipients also become part of the St. Paul’s Leadership Institute. The SPLI provides leadership training and skill development, culminating in student-led service.

Admissions applicants who have demonstrated academic excellence, positive leadership, and community engagement will be considered. Students who are interested may submit a separate application for this scholarship which can be found in your Admissions Portal account.

Kinsolving Scholars will be chosen by the head of school, upper school head, and director of admissions.