Bryn Mawr School is a place where girls thrive. Our teachers understand how girls learn, and they care about and take delight in each student's progress and achievements. Small classes and valuable student-teacher interaction ensure that each girl has the opportunity to discover and develop her unique talents and abilities.
In 1885, five young women, Martha Carey Thomas, Mary Elizabeth Garrett, Mary Mackall Gwinn, Elizabeth Tabor King, and Julia Rebecca Rogers, established Bryn Mawr as one of the first college-preparatory schools for girls in the country. more...
Planning an event, business meeting, or retreat? The Bryn Mawr School facilities rentals may be the answer. more...
"The Legacy of Edith Hamilton" was presented by Bryn Mawr Upper School English and Latin teacher Mary Armstrong Shoemaker '69 speaking in the Graduation Garden on the occasion of the school's annual Founders Day convocation that was held on Friday, October 5, 2007." more...