• When sisters Caroline ’21 and Olivia ’23 weren’t able to work on their in-person spring service projects, they pivoted and created a library of Read Aloud videos for the students at Bishop Walker School in Washington, D.C., to enjoy at home. The collection of student-produced videos continues to grow and is enjoyed by all.
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    When sisters Caroline ’21 and Olivia ’23 weren’t able to work on their in-person spring service projects, they pivoted and created a library of Read Aloud videos for the students at Bishop Walker School in Washington, D.C., to enjoy at home. The collection of student-produced videos continues to grow and is enjoyed by all.
  • Musician Kurt Crowley ’02 and more than 100 others collaborated on Bolero Julliard, a celebration of what artists can accomplish at home together. Watch the video, and read more at the link in our bio.
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    Musician Kurt Crowley ’02 and more than 100 others collaborated on Bolero Julliard, a celebration of what artists can accomplish at home together. Watch the video, and read more at the link in our bio.
  • Dolan Kou ’23 donates masks, “I just wanted to help more people because the whole world is fighting with COVID-19, and we really should spread kindness and love.” - Dolan Kou ‘23 donated 600 protective masks. Read more at the link in our bio.
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    Dolan Kou ’23 donates masks, “I just wanted to help more people because the whole world is fighting with COVID-19, and we really should spread kindness and love.” - Dolan Kou ‘23 donated 600 protective masks. Read more at the link in our bio.
  • “At WHOOP, we want to do everything we can to understand this virus.” - Will Ahmed ’08 is revolutionizing how we think about training, recovery, and tracking how COVID-19 affects the human body. Read more at the link in our bio.
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    “At WHOOP, we want to do everything we can to understand this virus.” - Will Ahmed ’08 is revolutionizing how we think about training, recovery, and tracking how COVID-19 affects the human body. Read more at the link in our bio.
  • SPS Alumni, families, and friends are invited to tonight's event - A Journalist asks a Novelist: Nina Wolpow ’10 in conversation with Random House author Frances Cha ’03. The discussion of Frances Cha's new book "If I Had Your Face" begins at 8 p.m. ET. You can find the link in our bio.
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    SPS Alumni, families, and friends are invited to tonight's event - A Journalist asks a Novelist: Nina Wolpow ’10 in conversation with Random House author Frances Cha ’03. The discussion of Frances Cha's new book "If I Had Your Face" begins at 8 p.m. ET. You can find the link in our bio.
  • “What better way to be nourished than by a great loaf of bread?” • Through their Massachusetts bakery, John Gates ’84 and Stu Witt ’84 are nourishing communities – and hearts – in the midst of a pandemic. Read more from The Horae at the link in our bio.
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    “What better way to be nourished than by a great loaf of bread?” • Through their Massachusetts bakery, John Gates ’84 and Stu Witt ’84 are nourishing communities – and hearts – in the midst of a pandemic. Read more from The Horae at the link in our bio.
  • The newest issue of the Alumni Horae examines how the SPS community has responded to the COVID-19 pandemic. You can read it at the link in our bio, or at spshorae.com.
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    The newest issue of the Alumni Horae examines how the SPS community has responded to the COVID-19 pandemic. You can read it at the link in our bio, or at spshorae.com.
  • Repost: A powerful message from author Caroline Randall Williams '06. Read her piece at the link in our bio. — To those who celebrate Confederate monuments, “my body is a monument. My skin is a monument,” writes Caroline Randall Williams. @caroranwill is biologically more than half white, but none of that whiteness was consensual. “You cannot dismiss me as someone who doesn’t understand. You cannot say it wasn’t my family members who fought and died. My blackness does not put me on the other side of anything. It puts me squarely at the heart of the debate,” she writes. Join us on Tuesday, June 30 at 7pm ET when Caroline will be reading her op-ed and answering questions. 🎨 P.S. Spencer #raceinamerica #confederatemonuments #nytopinion
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    Repost: A powerful message from author Caroline Randall Williams '06. Read her piece at the link in our bio. — To those who celebrate Confederate monuments, “my body is a monument. My skin is a monument,” writes Caroline Randall Williams. @caroranwill is biologically more than half white, but none of that whiteness was consensual. “You cannot dismiss me as someone who doesn’t understand. You cannot say it wasn’t my family members who fought and died. My blackness does not put me on the other side of anything. It puts me squarely at the heart of the debate,” she writes. Join us on Tuesday, June 30 at 7pm ET when Caroline will be reading her op-ed and answering questions. 🎨 P.S. Spencer #raceinamerica #confederatemonuments #nytopinion
  • The St. Paul’s School Board of Trustees issued a statement on diversity, equity, and inclusion. Please use the link in our bio to read the full text, including what steps the School is taking to create an institution in which everyone feels seen, respected, and empowered.
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    The St. Paul’s School Board of Trustees issued a statement on diversity, equity, and inclusion. Please use the link in our bio to read the full text, including what steps the School is taking to create an institution in which everyone feels seen, respected, and empowered.
  • The St. Paul’s School Board of Trustees approves application fee waiver and optional testing for the 2021-22 school year. Read the full release at the link in our bio.
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    The St. Paul’s School Board of Trustees approves application fee waiver and optional testing for the 2021-22 school year. Read the full release at the link in our bio.
  • Author, SPS parent, and trustee Susan Fales-Hill P'21 wrote an essay titled, “A Black Mother’s Letter to Her Daughter,” which appears in @townandcountrymag. Read her piece at the link in our bio.
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    Author, SPS parent, and trustee Susan Fales-Hill P'21 wrote an essay titled, “A Black Mother’s Letter to Her Daughter,” which appears in @townandcountrymag. Read her piece at the link in our bio.
  • Last night, the newly elected Sixth Form Officers sent a message to their fellow students as well as all faculty and staff members. They were also eager to share their message with the broader SPS community. Please visit the link in our bio to read it in full.
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    Last night, the newly elected Sixth Form Officers sent a message to their fellow students as well as all faculty and staff members. They were also eager to share their message with the broader SPS community. Please visit the link in our bio to read it in full.