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SPS hosts its first in-person Family Weekend since 2019

The SPS community kicks off yearlong celebration of coeducation

Five questions with the Rev. Charles Wynder, Jr.

A desire to make a difference brought Sofia Vivado ’11 back to SPS

Kate Daniels, director of academic support, named the inaugural Kiril Sokoloff ’65 Chair.

SPS women will help the School mark 50 years of coeducation

The New Hampshire Attorney General has released two reports regarding the School’s compliance with the 2018 Settlement Agreement reached with the Attorney General.

Multi-year collaboration centers on student health and safety

St. Paul’s School has developed a cohesive athletics brand identity that reflects the energy and spirit of its student athletes, coaches, and the community that supports them.

Family and friends share memories of September 11 victim Lindsay Morehouse ’96, and what they are doing to honor her legacy

Opening Days bring excitement for the year ahead

SPS Applied Science & Engineering Program facilitates the work of Isabella Pargiolas ’21 in testing a new way to treat cancer.

Ordination is the culmination of years spent developing skills for ministry

Formmates remember Sarah Bankson Newton ’79, a former trustee, who went out of her way to bring people together.

In her new podcast, Dana Goodyear ’94 explores the random shooting death of a young father and the underside of the city of Malibu

Committee identifies learning voids that may have been created by the pandemic — and ways to address them for student success

Rector Kathy Giles has appointed Scott Bohan ’94 to the role of chief advancement officer and Derek Johnson, associate dean of admission and director of multicultural recruitment, to interim dean of admission for the next academic year

Hybrid summer program brings together virtual and in-person learning

170 N.H. high school students kick off ASP 2021 with virtual Leadership Institute

Author, teacher, and activist Caroline Randall Williams ’06 has established herself as a cultural influencer on a national scale.

Documentary producer Jenna Millman ’97 provides an inside look at global sports icon Tiger Woods.

In Chicago, Erica Yang ’10 has opened up her legal expertise to Asian Americans.

As the leader of one of America’s reddest states, Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon ’75 navigates his responsibilities with consideration for residents and what is best in changing times

Henry Ho ’90 and Clay Wang ’91 Show Strength of SPS Community in Taiwan

The Trustees hold their spring meetings

Through innovative technology, George Litterst ’71 has helped music teachers and students connect from a distance – especially during the pandemic

Six years ago, Dana Remus ’93 left a tenured position in academia to move to Washington. Now she’s serving as White House General Counsel.

Gaby Roy ’20 has made an instant impression as a first-year hockey player at Boston College

Form of 2021 honored during an in-person Graduation

SPS Alumni Association hosts Induction Dinner for the Form of 2021

Hanzhong “Tim” Mei ’21 and others find their voices through the BIPOC student art show

Gabriel Klinger ’21 Taps Austin Meyer ’88 For Year-End Aviation Club Event

Ambassador Jess Baily ’78 Assists in John G. Winant Society Reboot

Students honored for their accomplishments, talents, and service

Athleticism and sportsmanship honored during a most unusual year

Rector Kathy Giles reflects on what the pandemic taught us about community, and about ourselves, in remarks delivered on May 17

The Society was founded in 1906 to recognize academic excellence at the secondary school level

Form of 2021 student-athletes graduate to the next level

SPS welcomes age-appropriate programming in honor of Sexual Assault Awareness Month

Spring LinC Day Expands on Discussions of Race and Racism

School relies on virtual tools to build future forms

Updates given, new Fund Chair elected, and awards bestowed at Alumni Association Annual Meeting

As members of the community prepare to come back together, Rector Kathy Giles invited everyone to inspire and be inspired this Spring

SPS accepts next wave of community members from record-setting applicant pool

Looking forward to a wonderful spring that carries with it more than its usual share of hope

Lakes Region League comes together for successful winter season

Theatre and Ballet companies perform to live audiences

SPS mourns the loss of longtime faculty member and former Interim Rector

Programming updates from the observance of Black History Month at SPS

Grateful to be on the grounds, and grateful to be engaged in our work together

Extending the themes of Black History Month at SPS throughout February and beyond

Patience pays off for Winter sports as game play returns

Creative use of indoor facilities gives SPS students an opportunity to be together

Writer and producer Mimi Munson ’92 focuses on overlooked history and overlooked people, increasing her value in an industry trying to move beyond its default white-American-male narratives

Emily Laackman ’10 has thrown herself into the work of identifying a catastrophe’s full impact in real time and working to help the most affected move forward from compounding crises

The School readies for its annual celebration of the Lunar New Year

Pennoyer ’75 delivers finishing touch to New York's newest transportation hub

Fifty years ago this month, St. Paul's School welcomed its first female students

At 25 years, SDLC is still powerful

New Partnership Advances Commitment to Issues of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

Admission Office taps into virtual tools to cultivate increasing interest in St. Paul's School

The former Police Chief and victim's advocate is the School's new independent compliance overseer

Chapel Service Celebrates the Life and Legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Rector Kathy Giles welcomes the SPS community back for Winter Term with her thoughts on the importance of truth in these troubled times

Rector Kathy Giles addresses the SPS community on the work ahead for our School and the country