Supported by our state-of-the-art facilities, which feature advanced laboratories and collaborative workspaces, we offer a dynamic curriculum that includes math, science, engineering, computer science, computational thinking, artificial intelligence, and machine learning. These resources ensure that our approach not only fosters a deep understanding of theoretical concepts but also provides practical, hands-on experience. This prepares our students to be leaders in the digital age and beyond, equipped with the skills to innovate and excel in their future endeavors. Read more about our academic and programs on the Lower, Middle and Upper School curriculum pages.
Research by the International Coalition of Girls' Schools underscores the effectiveness of all-girls education in meeting the educational needs of young women, particularly in STEM. Students from all-girls schools are significantly more likely to pursue STEM majors and careers. They are six times more likely to consider fields in math, science, and technology, and three times more likely to explore engineering than their peers from coeducational schools.
For more insights into the benefits of an all-girls education in STEM, visit the International Coalition of Girls' Schools. Discover how our specialized learning environment leads to remarkable educational outcomes.
Our Upper School Robotics, Chemathon, and Technovation teams have garnered awards for their innovative work.
We have been honored with the AP Computer Science Female Diversity Award annually from 2018-2023, a testament to our commitment to fostering diversity and excellence in STEM education.
More than 40 students have earned the Certificate in Social Entrepreneurship from the University of Pennsylvania through our Social Innovators Program.
Middle School: Throughout the year, Middle School students participate in Science Friday lunch sessions, engaging with STEM professionals from fields like robotics, biotechnology, and art conservation, to explore the myriad possibilities within STEM through their insightful inquiries. Alongside, the Voice and Vision capstone project empowers students to apply human-centered design principles to create impactful projects for real-world applications, culminating in a speech that narrates their journey of bringing "something real for someone real" to life.