St. Pauls school

St. Pauls is a small independent private school in brooklandville md. this school has a good academic reputation but even the teachers know their classes are jokes. Most of the kids drive luxery vehicles and live in mansions. Lacrosse is life here.they are very talented every year even tho the kids on the team are the biggest partyers at the school. If you actually play on the varsity team you most definately fuck. These kids are untouchable. Social scenes simething special. going to a house party every weekend trying to pork some private school sloot. basically they party harder then colleges with the amount of alcohol consumed and drugs done. when spring comes theirs a darty everyweekend.everyone knows Sp is full of frat stars (dont let gilman kids tell you different) that hang with the hottest chicks and and other schools know not to fuck with the cruzies or they will seriously fuck u up. Sp kids blackout every weekend waking up and realizing all the shit they did. Then lie to their parents trying to fix the shit they did all morning. After they figure out what happend the previous night they will head over to towson hot bagel to cure their hangover and meet up with other kids asking about their night.drugs are a big part of the community. everyone is on something. all in all sounds like a wonderful place to have a extra 4 years of college.

An elite, prestigious, and renowned American boarding school located in Concord, New Hampshire. Along with sister schools Exeter and Andover, it has produced many of the country's leading businessmen, politicians, and philanthropists including Senator John F. Kerry, William Randolph Hearst, and various members of the Vanderbilt, Astor, and Kennedy families. The school prides itself on academic achievement and tradition, sending a large proportion of its graduates to Ivy League universities. Admission to St. Paul's is very competitive, with the School only accepting between 15 and 22 percent of applicants per year.

St. Paul's School is an independent K-12 college-preparatory school in Brooklandville, Maryland (a suburb of Baltimore), located on a 64-acre rural campus in the Green Spring Valley, about ten miles north of the city of Baltimore. St. Paul's was founded in 1849 at Old St. Paul's Parish in Baltimore City by Reverend William Edward Wyatt. Throughout its history, St. Paul's has moved its campus five times, finally at the current grounds in Brooklandville. The focal point building on the Brooklandville campus is Brooklandwood, a mansion built in 1793 by Charles Carroll, one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence. The building was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1972.

Today, St. Paul's is co-ed through the fourth grade, but all-male from fifth through twelfth grade. However, its all-girls sister school St. Paul's School for Girls is located on an adjacent campus, with the schools sharing in some foreign language and certain elective classes.

St. Paul's School for Girls is a small, independent day school committed to educating over 400 students with diverse talents, abilities, and backgrounds. Located on 38 acres in the Green Spring Valley of Baltimore County, Maryland, the school supports a well-educated and experienced faculty committed to providing an academically challenging program while nurturing and supporting each student in grades five through twelve.

The purpose of the school is clearly articulated in the school's mission statement:

St. Paul's School for Girls educates the minds and hearts of girls in a supportive and intellectually challenging community that encourages respect, integrity, creativity, and spiritual growth, preparing them as independent and confident young women to embrace the extraordinary opportunities of our complex world.

Proud of its affiliation with the Episcopal Church through Old St. Paul's, the oldest Episcopal congregation in downtown Baltimore, the school endeavors to pass on the spiritual and ethical values of the Judeo-Christian heritage and to instill in each girl a sense of stewardship and service. SPSG strives to create an environment that is supportive of the multicultural fabric of the school and the Baltimore community.

St. Pauls School in Maryland is a magical place where the teachers all came from hell. A lot of the students hate it there, because anyone who doesn't wear exactly what everyone else does gets ridiculed. Most of these kids don't get beat up because the other people know that the "weird" kids could turn their asses into whipped cream. The dress code is designed to keep kids from thinking independantly, you have to wear a shirt and tie and either wear a buzzcut or a bowl. The kids on sports teams claim that they are so much better than everyone else, but most of them would sell thier "bff" for a nickel. Especially a shiny one.

St. Paul’s School is a boarding school in New Hampshire. Being admitted is tough and the application process is stressful and rigorous. It is a catholic school that begins their day with chapel. As any other “strict” boarding school there are classes on Saturday, making any ex-public school student miserable. They have many courses making it slightly easier for students to avoid classes they hate. If you don’t get into Phillips Andover or Phillips Exeter, then I guess you can #sayyestosps

St. Pauls High School is a one of the worst schools, or should I say THE WORST school in Robeson County, NC. First of all, 3/4 percent of the athletes have std’s, especially the football team, they’re never worried about their education at all, they just love sticking their dicks in snow bunnies. Second of all, the sex that goes around this school, which is the cause of all these diseases around of course, there are freshmen fucking in the baseball field, bathrooms, and even classrooms, imagine how fucking dirty this school could be, even with the virus around. Third of all, the amount of non-poc people saying the N-Word, the whites, the racist ass natives, you fucking name it. This school is all about fighting, and most of the kids that “fight” really ain’t shit, they just fight like a bitch. Well that’s all, I could write a novel about this but that’s for another time, remember kids, SPHS will always have junkies and freaks, but there is never a day where it’s boring.