St. Paul's School for Girls

An inclusive community that is grounded in the Episcopal values of respect, integrity, and spiritual growth.

Approximately 35% of our student body receives financial aid

Faculty Departments:
Arts (Dance, Music, Theatre, Visual Arts), English, Health, History & Social Sciences, Humanities, International Student Program, Mathematics, Physical Education, Religious Studies, Science, Student Support Services, Technology, World Language

Staff Departments:
Academic Administration, Admissions, Advancement, Athletics, Business, Chaplaincy, College Counseling, Communications, Health Services, Facilities & Maintenance, Learning Services, Library, Registrar, School Offices, Technology

# of Course Offerings: 203
# of Students Involved in Global Programs: 64
# of Arts Offerings: 44
# of English Offerings: 25
# of Math Offerings: 22
# of Science Offerings: 16
# of Religious Studies Offerings (US Only): 10
# of OSG Offerings: 8
# of Computer Science Offerings (MS Only): 5
# of Physical Education Offerings: 6
# of History/Social Sciences Offerings: 21
# of World Language Offerings: 43
# of Technology Offerings (MS Only): 3
# of Computer Science Programs (MS Only): 5

Through opportunities such as the IDEA Lab, STAR Center, robotics club, and courses such as programming, design technology, and graphic arts, we empower girls with the confidence, creativity, and problem-solving skills needed to lead in STEAM initiatives. In the Crane Library, our extensive online database subscriptions provide students with access to the most current research, news, and perspectives across disciplines. Students in grades 5-12 receive direct instruction in evaluating web sites, citing sources, comparing points of view, and presenting ideas using 21st century tools.

In addition, SPSG has integrated a 1:1 laptop program, as we believe, and research demonstrates, that moving to this instructional design supports the way girls learn best. We are committed to preparing girls to be ethical, innovative, and organized leaders in college and in today’s complex and rapidly changing workforce. In order to succeed in this environment, girls must possess not only strong content-area knowledge and critical thinking skills, but also the ability to work well and communicate with others, the skills to analyze and create media, and “the ability to apply technology effectively” (Partnership for 21st Century Skills). The 1:1 laptop program allows girls to engage in projects that build these skills on a daily basis. In addition to providing girls daily access to technology necessary for success in the twenty-first century, program ensures equitable access of all girls to technology. All girls come to school and go home with a laptop in order to be equipped to learn similar critical thinking skills. Confident that all students have similarly high-functioning technology, faculty are prepared to teach and incorporate technology to enhance learning.

Specifically, a 1:1 laptop program allows girls to:
- Complete long-term, technology-based projects, such as research and video editing, in class and at home;
- Access and explore web-based resources on a daily basis in class;
- Organize class materials and share notes and resources with their teachers and classmates;
- Collaborate on web-based projects with their SPSG and SP classmates and with peers from the Online School for Girls or SPSG sister schools;
- Use technology to create and publish their own bodies of work.

SPSG has a proud, rich tradition. Throughout the years, the school has won a number of championships in the Interscholastic Athletic Association of Maryland (IAAM).

Anime Club
Asian Culture Club
Amnesty International
Black Awareness Club
CARE
Club Latino
Confetti
Cystic Fibrosis Club
Dance Team
ECO
F.A.C.T. Fighting Against Cancer with Treatment
French Club
Gay-Straight Alliance
Greek Club
The Green Years
Improv Club
It’s Academic
Jewish Awareness Club:
L.O.V.E.
Mock Trial
Model U.N
Multiple Sclerosis Club
Native American Awareness Club
One Love Club
Photography
Students for Disability Awareness
USA
Vestry

SPSG requires students to wear a fall and spring uniforms

St. Paul’s School for Girls educates hearts and minds in an inclusive community that is grounded in the Episcopal values of respect, integrity, and spiritual growth. We empower voice, nurture intellectual curiosity and creativity, and inspire confident leaders who serve in the world.

Core Values: Respect, Integrity, Spiritual Growth, and Creativity

AN SPSG GRADUATE IS:

- An innovative thinker with the skills and knowledge to ask compelling questions, seek multiple perspectives, and create original work.

- A lifelong learner who demonstrates intellectual curiosity and a passion for new ideas.

- A confident communicator, prepared to engage in thoughtful dialogue, who brings groups together to solve problems, and inspire positive action.

- A healthy risk taker who embraces challenges, demonstrates initiative, and is resourceful and resilient.

- A joyful woman who holds work and responsibility in balance with time for physical fitness, spiritual growth, personal interests, and friends and family.

- A conscientious community member who demonstrates empathy and integrity, respects every individual as a child of God, and acts as a steward of the earth’s resources.

- A leader with global perspective who serves others and contributes to the betterment of her society.

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