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Two boys basketball captains are taking their game from Maine to the Ivy League.
For SPS Dean of Chapel and Spiritual Life Rev. Charles Wynder Jr., the School’s chapel program is about inviting students to make meaning of the world, their time at St. Paul’s School and their life’s journeys.
For Humanities Teacher Beth Little, the classroom is just the first of many ways to connect with her students.
Computer Science Teacher Shreyas Rane helps students find simple approaches to complex ideas — even if he didn’t take the straightest path to his own teaching career.
Cultural, educational and celebratory events highlight Black excellence in education and the arts
Meet Humanities Teaching Fellow and debate coach Trinette Hunter ASP’18
Milly Kirkman ’25 is making the most of her one season of SPS swimming and diving.

What We’re Thankful For

In the closing days of Fall Term, we asked to students to reflect on what they’re thankful for. From friends and family to advisers, roommates and the SPS grounds crew — their answers didn’t disappoint! At the heart of it all? The incredible community that makes Millville feel like home to so many.

GJVH Practice on Pond
The View From Here

The frigid temperatures that greeted students when they returned to Millville following Winter Vacation also offered a gift: a Lower School Pond that was frozen solid enough for skating for the first time since 2021. Students wasted no time lacing up skates and grabbing hockey sticks for both fun and at least a few team practices. Students of all abilities are relishing the opportunity to claim their own piece of SPS history and take part in an experience that dates back to the earliest days of the School.