Whether helping neighbors in Concord or supporting one another on the grounds, SPS students are finding opportunities to put compassion, connection, and service to the greater good into practice.

Danny Freeman ’09 discovered who he was and learned to embrace his identities at SPS; now, he’s a CNN correspondent who covers some of the country’s most complex political stories

Sixth Former James Buchan has a future with the Ontario Hockey League’s Peterborough Petes — but he wants to graduate from St. Paul’s School first

The project prioritized preserving the building’s history while creating a new hub for student life.

For Iris LaMoreaux ’27, a St. Paul’s School education means pursuing STEM and the humanities, varsity athletics, student journalism, service, and more — and discovering how those interests connect.

Spanish Teacher Elena Bonmati and Research Librarian Sarah Yarborough present their collaboration and resulting student work at conference in Spain.

A summer at Juilliard offers St. Paul’s School Ballet Company Dancer Alexis Conway ’27 a glimpse of the future she hopes for.

Construction to begin on a 10-court facility adjacent to the Athletic & Fitness Center

Fourteenth Rector Kathy Giles opened the 171st academic year with remarks about creativity being a byproduct of preparation — that preparation “is more about process than product, and in seeking to fulfill our potential as we learn and grow throughout our lives, we will and do indeed reach the point at which we can get creative, respond to new opportunities, and ask new questions.”

A summer internship researching sudden unexpected death in epilepsy helped Motunrayo Odukoya ’27 heal her past and prepare for her future

Hugo de Saint-Aignan ’27 is one of a dozen Sixth Formers bringing research-rich Applied Science and Engineering Program externship experience back to St. Paul’s School this fall.

For Aedyn Kourakos ’26 and Elle Ruminski ’26, friendship is the foundation for intellectual curiosity, ambition, and growth.