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A member of the Humanities faculty, Dr. Joshua Duclos’ trip to teach a philosophy seminar in Lviv was his fourth visit to the country since 2022.
St. Paul’s School provides a new stage for siblings Ian ‘26 and Hana ‘27 Jang to continue their musical journey together.
On Thursday, March 27, the School community recognized the achievements of more than five dozen athletes representing eleven winter teams during a special Winter Athletic Awards Chapel in Memorial Hall.
For Humanities Teacher Beth Little, the classroom is just the first of many ways to connect with her students.
The Rt. Rev. Bishop A. Robert Hirschfeld, 10th bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of New Hampshire, reflects on the importance of soul work.
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.
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.

Why Say YES to SPS

Hear from current students as they share why they chose to say “Yes to SPS”! Their stories reflect the passion, purpose and community that makes SPS special — and we’re excited to welcome our newly admitted students into that same experience.

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The View From Here

As spring returns to Millville, the air buzzes with new energy and the familiar thud of lacrosse sticks. The boys lacrosse team hits the field with fresh determination, setting their sights on a strong season.