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Faith and Learning—Or Not.

The 96th Opening of School

A Common Language for Learning

Leadership Preseason

In Sync

At St. Andrew’s, we foster courageous thinking and well-practiced values to build a community of curiosity, optimism, and purpose.

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All our students live on campus at St. Andrew's, because we believe learning happens best face-to-face, in a place where time slows down. On campus together, ideas deepen, and belonging runs deep.

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Together, we celebrate intellectual vitality and reward the search for meaning.

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We believe that learning is a shared act of discovery. Writing, discussion, and reflection are central to how students make meaning together—inside and outside the classroom. Our teachers invite students to think deeply, challenge assumptions, and see the world through others’ eyes. Explore our academic program to learn more about what makes our school a haven for thought.

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— Julissa Hernandez ’25

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Our school provides the space and time to truly and authentically connect to people and ideas.

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Life here feels like family because it is one. We live, learn, and eat together, sharing experiences from family-style meals to all-school traditions on the Front Lawn. Seniors guide younger students as mentors and friends, shaping a culture of kindness and belonging. Discover more about what it means to live on campus.

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We demonstrate our values every day, as we care for each other and our campus home.

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Our Episcopal tradition grounds the school in a deep culture where values are demonstrated through shared traditions, acts of service, and everyday moments of care and generosity. We choose conversation over distraction, and community over convenience. Learn how our chapel program and service initiatives help students practice empathy, gratitude, and purpose in the rhythm of daily life.

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We are committed to educational opportunity, regardless of means.

We believe education should open doors, not close them, and that diversity of background strengthens every classroom—since our founding, we have met 100% of the financial aid needs of every admitted student. About half of our students receive financial aid, bringing bright, curious thinkers from all walks of life to our classrooms. Learn more about our commitment to financial aid and start your application.

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100%

Boarding students

Every student lives on campus—no day students, no commuters—with a phone-free culture.

6:1

Student-to-faculty ratio

Small classes mean discussion, mentorship, and daily collaboration.

50%

Receive financial aid

Half of all Saints attend through need-based grants that meet full demonstrated need.

130+

Courses offered

From robotics to Latin to environmental ethics, curiosity finds its match here.

75%

Average tuition covered by aid

Our financial-aid packages average three-quarters of tuition, with some full awards.

22

Varsity and JV teams

Every student plays—St. Andrew's athletics build spirit, not specialization.

315

Students enrolled

A close-knit community intentionally sized for real connection.

100%

Multi-sport athletes

Students compete in at least two seasons each year, strengthening both skill and community.