Howard County parents seeking a faith‑based, college‑preparatory education now have a convenient opportunity to explore St. Paul’s Schools. The private Episcopal institution will host a regional admissions evening on Wednesday, Nov. 18, from 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Cattail Creek Country Club in Columbia.
What to Expect at the Event
Attendees will hear directly from school administrators about the curriculum that spans pre‑K through grade 12. Current parents will share personal experiences, and community members will discuss how the school’s values align with family life and faith. The presentation will highlight the school’s signature Experience+ program, which encourages students to discover strengths, pursue artistic passions, and engage in global exchange opportunities.
Academic and Extracurricular Highlights
St. Paul’s emphasizes innovative academics, small class sizes, and a rigorous college‑preparatory track. The school also fields championship‑winning athletic teams and offers a robust arts program, giving students multiple avenues to develop talent and character. Faculty members are described as “exceptional” and dedicated to nurturing each child’s potential.
Transportation and Convenience
Recognizing the needs of Howard County families, St. Paul’s provides bus transportation for students traveling from the county. This service helps reduce commuting burdens and makes daily attendance more manageable for working parents.
Why Consider St. Paul’s?
Rooted in an Episcopal tradition, the school stresses service to the broader community, encouraging students to apply their education beyond campus walls. The institution positions itself as a place where families can feel at home while receiving a well‑rounded education that prepares graduates for higher education and lifelong success.
How to Participate
Families are invited to bring questions about tuition, financial aid, curriculum, extracurricular options, and the admissions process. Light refreshments will be served, and staff will be on hand to discuss enrollment timelines and application requirements.
For more information, visit the St. Paul’s website or contact the admissions office directly.
Original reporting: Baltimore Fishbowl — read the source article.
