Saint George's School

The school is an independent, non-religious, and co-educational institution that focuses on preparing students for success in college and beyond. It emphasizes a "whole child" approach, fostering independence of thought, analytical skills, and self-confidence through a rigorous, highly-tailored curriculum. The faculty acts as mentors to guide students in developing their creative and analytical abilities while encouraging them to explore, serve, and lead.

The school offers a comprehensive K-12 curriculum, including the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma programme in the Upper School. The Lower School (K-5) focuses on foundational habits and creativity, while the Middle School (6-8) builds upon these skills to prepare students for Upper School. The Upper School (9-12) provides a personalized college-preparatory path featuring interdisciplinary courses, May Term classes, and specialized college counseling. Core subjects include English (rhetorical and persuasive skills), accelerated mathematics, social studies (history and economics), science (lab-based inquiry), and world languages (Spanish K-12, with Mandarin Chinese available for grades 6-12).

Saint George’s School accepts applications year-round for grades K-12, with priority given to applications completed by April 1. The process requires an online application, a $75 fee for domestic students ($100 for international), submission of recent progress reports, standardized test results (if available), an applicant photo, and immunization records. Applicants must also complete a student visit and assessment day, and provide academic references from current or prior teachers.

The school provides a downloadable calendar for personal use on its website.

The 120-acre campus is situated along the Little Spokane River and features the historic Davenport House, Lower, Middle, and Upper School buildings, and a dedicated art facility. Athletic facilities include the Errol Schmidt Athletic Center (housing the main gym, training room, and Hall of Fame), the Metters and Little Gyms, Zobrist Court, a climbing gym, tennis courts, a soccer field, and a baseball diamond. The campus also offers trails for cross-country and hiking, as well as access to the river for canoeing, paddle boarding, and kayaking. STEM and robotics labs are available, alongside the Founders Theater and various courtyards and libraries.