Welcome to Saint Mary's School!
At Saint Mary’s School, we challenge girls academically – to be BOLD, to be INSPIRED, to be PREPARED, and to become EXTRAORDINARY.
When girls enroll at Saint Mary's School, they are a part of a long legacy of women – alumnae who come from every walk of life; from across the United States and around the world. Here, girls are accepted and empowered in their learning; to grow spiritually and socially. They are recognized for their unique talents, passions, and interests – and those yet to be discovered. They also grow in confidence, amplify their voices, and discover who they want to become.
We are excited to welcome you to Saint Mary’s and hope to see you on campus very soon. In the meantime, take a look around our website and learn more about our academics, athletics, arts, clubs, organizations, faculty, staff, and our fantastic outcomes. And remember:
Here the Bonds of Friendship Strengthen.
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Welcome, Class of 2026!

News
Saint Mary’s juniors presented their ideas to local business partners on Pitch Night 2023, Monday, March 6, opening with a welcome reception in Smedes-Emory Parlor before moving to classrooms in Ragland Classroom Building for the pitch sessions.
As part of the Seminar Program at Saint Mary’s School, juniors work with our community partner, District C, in its Teamship program to solve real-world problems for local businesses. Teamship is a novel internship experience where teams of students solve real problems for real people. The results of that work are presented on Pitch Night, when the students, working in squads, pitch their ideas to company representatives.
Saint Mary’s School celebrated its 15th annual African American Read-In (AARI), in assembly in Saint Mary's Chapel, Monday, Feb. 6, 2023, produced and presented by the Black Student Union, the Bookmark Club, the Creative Writing Club, the English Department, and Kenan Library. The African American Read-In is a student-led annual event presented during Black History Month to highlight African American poets, activists, authors, musicians, artists, and others. This year’s theme is Black Girl Joy, A Celebration of African American Literature.