St. Paul’s School is a fully residential high school in Concord, New Hampshire, founded in 1856. Its community brings together 538 students and 112 teachers, who live and learn on campus. Students come from 37 states and 30 countries, and nearly 40% receive financial aid. The school says U.S. students from families with annual household incomes up to $150,000 generally qualify for full tuition support.

St. Paul’s offers a broad academic program that connects ideas across disciplines and includes opportunities for advanced study. Alongside classroom learning, students can pursue interests in the arts, athletics, leadership, and community service. Its all-boarding environment supports daily interaction among students, teachers, advisers, and coaches, with an emphasis on character, scholarship, and personal growth.

The school’s admissions services include opportunities to inquire, visit in person or virtually, and apply. It also provides information and resources for alumni, parents, and visitors, and offers an Advanced Studies Program and summer programming. Through academics and shared campus life, St.