History

The next decade would prove to be a transformational one for St. Paul’s.  In 1968, St. Paul’s ceased to be a parish school; it was incorporated as an independent institution with a plan to create a complete K-12 education program.  In support of this goal, the school purchased the core of its current Dogwood Lane campus in 1969; this expansion included the main building and five acres of land.  This allowed for rapid expansion in 1974, the first graduation was held for 73 seniors. That year, St. Paul's had grown to 53 employees and 800 students! 

 

In the years since, St. Paul’s has been blessed with outstanding, visionary leadership.  It has expanded its enrollment, facilities, and educational programs while remaining true to its Episcopal identity and maintaining a close relationship with St. Paul’s Episcopal Church.  Today, 185 faculty and staff members serve over 1200 students, sending 100 well-prepared graduates into the world each year.