A Perfect Finish

On June 5, the St. Paul’s School Form of 2022 graduated under sunny skies with family and friends in attendance — a fitting conclusion to four extraordinary years in Millville.

Welcome Back

There were lunches and dinners, panel events and affinity group gatherings, a parade down Rectory Road and boat races on Turkey Pond. For the first time since 2019, St. Paul’s School welcomed alumni for an in-person Anniversary Weekend, June 10–12.

A Springboard to Teaching

St. Paul’s School has been part of the University of Pennsylvania’s Boarding School Teaching Residency Program (BSTR) from the start, offering graduate students an unparalleled opportunity to immerse themselves in the residential independent school environment — a place where learning happens both in and out of the classroom, for students and teachers alike.

Support the SPS Experience Today

Our fiscal year ends in just two weeks, and your gift matters.
On behalf of our students and in honor of your own SPS experience, can we count on your support before June 30?

School Highlights

History, Memory and Writing

2022 Schlesinger Writer-in-Residence Jonathan Brunstedt spent two days with St. Paul’s School classes this spring discussing the intersection of history, historical memory and media — and providing enlightenment and inspiration to students.

Keeping Scores and More

Serving as the St. Paul’s School Club Cup scorekeeper was an ambition Ryan Murphy ’22 held starting in his Third Form year. He used his tenure as the 2021–22 school year scorekeeper to document the history of the School clubs and cup and to broaden engagement with the annual Club Cup competition.

Alumni Stories

Bridging Different Cultures

Bronwen King Callahan ’08 says her time at SPS instilled in her a curiosity about the world well beyond Millville and inspired a career in education that’s taken her to the other side of the world.
GET CURIOUS WITH CALLAHAN »

New Perspectives on Painting

As a sculptural painter, Rosy Keyser ’93 has dedicated her career to untangling the world around her and broadcasting what she sees and feels on her canvases.
TAKE A LOOK »

Patience, Persistence and Perseverance

While others might see problems and imagine fixes, serial entrepreneur Michael Sylvester ’59 has developed solutions — and has the patents and companies to his name to prove it.
LEARN MORE ABOUT SYLVESTER »

Formnotes Due Next Friday

Friday, June 24, is the deadline for formnotes to be included in the summer 2022 edition of Alumni Horae. Please submit your news to alumni@sps.edu. We welcome your photos, too — just be sure they’re at least 1MB in size for good print reproduction.

Upcoming Events

Your summer opportunities to gather in person with fellow members of the St. Paul’s School community are just a few weeks away! Please mark your calendars now for the following events; formal invitations and registration links will be shared in early July:

Monday, July 25 | Jackson Hole, Wyoming, Reception
Hosted at the home of Charlie Thomson ’60 and Nancy Leon

Tuesday, August 2 | Boston Common Arts Gathering
Join us for a performance of “Much Ado About Nothing”
by Commonwealth Shakespeare Company,
coordinated by Madeline Wang ’93, P’21

Tuesday, August 2 | Nantucket Reception
Hosted at the home of Annabelle and Gregory Fowlkes ’87, P’25

Wednesday, August 3 | Martha’s Vineyard Reception
Hosted at the home of Meredith and John Meeks ’91, P’22, SPS trustee

Thursday, August 4 | Hamptons Reception
Co-hosted by Gaby and Bob Baron P’17,’25 and
Alex and Eldon Scott ’80, P’20,’22,’24

Tuesday, August 9 | Bar Harbor, Maine, Reception
Hosted at the home of Melissa and Reeve Waud ’81, P’09,’12

Sunday, August 14 | North Haven, Maine, Reception
Hosted at the home of Priscilla and Bill Kennedy ’65
with co-host Zoe Williams ’10

Contact:
325 Pleasant Street
Concord, NH 03301
(603) 229-4875