St. Paul's School
News
List of 20 news stories.
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SPS to Honor MLK with Daylong Programming
Rev. Paul Anthony Daniels II will open the day with a special Chapel service -
Five Questions with Kate Daniels
The Director of Academic Support discusses what the School offers its students. -
Skating Toward Beijing
“SPS ethos” guides Charlie McKee ’83 in creating community for ice-dancing elite. -
Gender Equity on a Global Scale
Sono Aibe ’81 advocates to give girls and women a voice in policymaking and health care -
Saving What We Can
Climate scientist and oceanographer Joellen Russell ’89 works to preserve the future of the planet. -
Sticking With It
With the release of their novel, Jenny Heath Judson ’94 and Danielle Faris Mahfood ’94 have realized a lifelong dream. -
Fulfilling its Promise
A decade after it was built, the School’s Lindsay Center for Mathematics and Science remains a marvel of innovation. -
Unearthing Hidden Histories
Filmmaker Celia Aniskovich ’10 shines a light on forgotten stories -
Chasing the Sun
In becoming a musher in her home state of Alaska, Tekla Butcher-Monson ’14 is carrying on her family legacy with joy. -
Born to be a Techie
Amanda Schloss Decker ’07 finds fulfillment in both the management and technical sides of engineering -
Empowering Narratives
Through a variety of media, Dayo Olopade Lamolo ’03 helps to celebrate Africa’s storytellers -
Exercising Change
Attorney Amelia Sanchez-Moran ’02 finds solutions through innovation -
A Friend to All
Every year, Donald “Bucky” Lucier sends holiday greetings to every SPS staff and faculty member. -
Fall Athletic Awards
Teams, individuals honored during special Dec. 2 Chapel -
Journies of Empowerment
Alumnae athletes share advice and perspective at Nov. 30 “Her Purpose” event -
A Nutcracker Like No Other
Renowned choreographers grace SPS stage with dances set for outstanding student dancers. -
A Celebration of Light
As Winter Term begins, Rector Kathy Giles spoke about the importance and meaning of light -
LinC Day: Focus on Gender and Sexuality
Language matters when it comes to making people feel seen, heard, and safe. -
Celebrating the Strength of Relationships
In “The Power of Giving Away Power,” Matthew Barzun ’88 explores the problem society has with power — and the benefits that can come from sharing it. -
Civil Conversations
Chris Carter’s Humanities classes help students navigate a polarized political landscape
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