St. Paul's School (SPS)

St. Paul's School's primary program service is the education of students in grade 9 through 12, in a coeducational fully residential School environment. The School strives to be an inclusive, equitable, and richly diverse community, one that is committed to ensuring equal access to opportunities, as well as promoting individual growth through learning about the self and the perspectives and experience of others. The concentrated academic work done in collaboration by the students and faculty at St. Paul's School is the hallmark of our academic program. Through the School's rigorous academic standards, we encourage our motivated students to attain the highest levels of scholarship and intellectual growth and development.

St. Paul's School founded the advanced studies program (asp) in 1958 to provide talented new hampshire public and parochial high School risking seniors with challenging educational opportunities otherwise unavailable to them. Each summer, young men and women live on the St. Paul's School's campus for five and a half weeks. Students are immersed in a college-level curriculum and challenged to discover new ways of learning. Asp offers a wide variety of courses from shakespeare to astronomy, which thoroughly explore topics in several disciplines. In their time at asp, students become immersed in their subject of choice, setting them up for a lifelong understanding of the material. (see schedule o for continuation)additionally, all asp students have an opportunity to enhance their writing skills through compulsory interactive writing workshops.