Since 1980, St. Gregory has offered college-bound students an exemplary education. A challenging curriculum, small classes, dedicated and committed teachers, and state-of-the-art facilities create an environment where students mature both intellectually and personally.

Our school is named for the patron saint of education, but has no religious affiliation and offers no religious education.

Virtually all of our graduates continue their studies in colleges and universities of their choice. You will find St. Gregory graduates at Columbia and Dartmouth, the University of Michigan and the University of Arizona Honors Program, Yale and Princeton, the University of Pennsylvania, Bard, Johns Hopkins, and other fine schools across the United States.

Outstanding faculty and students
The faculty is the cornerstone of any school. At St. Gregory, we are proud of the proven experience and academic credentials of our teachers, most of whom hold advanced degrees in the fields in which they teach.

But there is another essential quality we seek. Because our teachers work closely with students in so many aspects of their lives outside the classroom, our faculty also must have a genuine interest in and affection for young people and a strong commitment to helping them succeed in school and in life.

Our teacher-to-student ratio of 1:9 assures that students know their teachers personally and have ready access to them both for individual help and for enrichment opportunities.

A family school partnership
We strive to create a strong sense of community . a partnership among students, parents, and faculty. At St. Gregory, people know one another, support each other in their successes, and work together to create a nurturing, supportive environment.

Our goal is to maintain a learning environment that fosters intellectual independence and acuity, discriminating judgment, purposeful curiosity, and aesthetic appreciation.

We are a nonsectarian independent school that thrives on the diversity of our students, who come from a variety of ethnic and religious backgrounds. In this rich and varied community, we strive to cultivate in our students such virtues as honor, courage, trust, and compassion for others.