The Boys' School of St Paul's Parish

Guided by Episcopal values, the school is committed to developing the intellect and character of its students. It emphasizes a mission to lead with love, discover unique gifts, and act with moral courage in the pursuit of justice and equality. The community fosters a sense of belonging and encourages students to serve others while finding strength in a global, diverse environment.

The school offers a sequential, cohesive curriculum from preschool through grade 12, including specialized pathways such as the International Baccalaureate in the boys' school and the Spiritus Scholars Program in the girls' school. The academic structure transitions from coeducational preschool and lower school to single-gender middle school divisions, before returning to a coeducational upper school model. Students also benefit from global exchange opportunities and a comprehensive college counseling program.

Graduates of The St. Paul’s Schools matriculate to a diverse range of colleges and universities across the country. The school’s college counseling program prepares students for this transition, helping them identify and pursue their unique gifts. Alumni maintain strong connections to the school through active boards, awards, and traditional events like the Gator-Crusader Cup.

The school provides student services across its divisions to support the academic and personal development of its students. These services are integrated into the educational experience to ensure that students have the resources necessary to thrive within the school's rigorous academic environment. Additional information regarding specific support structures is available through the respective school offices.

The St. Paul’s Schools maintains a need-blind admissions policy, ensuring that financial need does not influence the selection process. The admissions committee reviews applications for each division—Preschool, Lower School, the School for Boys, and the School for Girls—independently. Prospective families are encouraged to attend admissions events and tours, and applications are managed through a dedicated online portal.

The school operates on a comprehensive academic calendar that includes specific dates for admissions deadlines, campus-wide events, and division-specific activities. The 2026–27 academic calendar is available online, with additional specialized calendars provided for athletics and arts programming. Families can subscribe to calendar alerts and filter events by division or interest area.

The school is situated on a 130-acre campus in Brooklandville, Maryland, which features extensive facilities for academics, athletics, and the arts. Athletic amenities include a swimming pool, a ropes course, and a state-of-the-art indoor golf training center. The campus also provides dedicated spaces for drama, cooking, and scientific exploration, alongside playing fields and various school-specific buildings.

Students participate in a wide range of extracurricular activities, including athletics, arts, and specialized enrichment programs. The Experience+ program allows students to explore unique interests, while other offerings include dance, music lessons, and various clubs. The school also hosts traditional community events, such as the International Block Party, bingo bashes, and various father-child or special friend gatherings.