We recently checked in with St. Paul's alum, Julia Willard '96, to find out about her life and work in Paris, France!
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Many families wait until Kindergarten to start their children in a formal school setting, but research shows that learning in a warm and welcoming educational setting with their peers during ages 2-5 sets students up for success! At St. Paul's in particular, the best entry point for students is Early Childhood, and families who wait until Lower School often find that St. Paul's spots are full. Learn more about the benefits of the Early Childhood experience at St. Paul's.
Read about our the new faculty and staff joining our team this school year!
Middle school is often portrayed as a challenging period filled with transitions and uncertainties. However, this phase of development is also a time of incredible growth and potential. Understanding the cognitive and emotional changes that middle school students experience can shift our perspective and reveal how this stage is brimming with opportunities for positive change and development.
St. Paul's parents, grandparents, and sponsors raised more than $500,000 at our Derby Night Auction on Saturday, May 4! We are amazed by this tremendous support from the St. Paul's school community.
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We recently checked in with St. Paul's alum, Julia Willard '96, to find out about her life and work in Paris, France!
Many families wait until Kindergarten to start their children in a formal school setting, but research shows that learning in a warm and welcoming educational setting with their peers during ages 2-5 sets students up for success! At St. Paul's in particular, the best entry point for students is Early Childhood, and families who wait until Lower School often find that St. Paul's spots are full. Learn more about the benefits of the Early Childhood experience at St. Paul's.
Read about our the new faculty and staff joining our team this school year!
Middle school is often portrayed as a challenging period filled with transitions and uncertainties. However, this phase of development is also a time of incredible growth and potential. Understanding the cognitive and emotional changes that middle school students experience can shift our perspective and reveal how this stage is brimming with opportunities for positive change and development.