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.
Following a keynote by forester Matthias Nevins about the legacy of stewardship for School lands, students enjoyed a LinC Day full of outdoor adventures.
St. Paul’s School German Teacher Justin Mohler builds on a legacy of academic rigor and cultural exploration, bringing fresh perspectives and a philosophy of flexibility to the classroom.
St. Paul’s School welcomes Medical Director Kate Doyle, MD
Science Teacher Susannah Phillips represents the third generation of a deep family connection to St. Paul’s School, but she’s forging her own path with her popular new Neuroscience course.
Tejas Karthik ’28 brought a lifelong love of tabla to Millville — then found a community where music, friendship, and a willingness to try something new opens unexpected doors.
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.

An SPS Tradition

At St. Paul’s School, some of the most memorable experiences happen beyond the classroom. Cricket Holiday, a beloved tradition dating back more than 100 years, brings students and faculty together for a surprise “Cricket Walk” along the School’s wooded trails. The adventure ends at the boat docks at Turkey Pond, where fresh-baked donuts, cider, and an opportunity to relax together on a beautiful fall morning celebrate the connections and sense of belonging that make SPS such a special place to learn and grow.

Oktoberfest 2026
The View From Here

The spirit of Oktoberfest fills the SPS dining hall as students come together for an evening of music, laughter, and celebration. A lively reminder that some of the best moments at SPS happen around the table!