In 1926, Carter G. Woodson, often called the “father of Black history”, had the idea of setting aside time to educate people about Black history and culture. What started as a weeklong celebration to encourage the teaching of Black history … Continued
The Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday was signed into law by President Ronald Reagan in 1983 and was first celebrated a few years later in January 1986. It took many years for all states, including New Hampshire, to recognize the … Continued
Opening days of the 167th session at St. Paul’s School are upon us! We are eager to welcome our new and returning students to the grounds, and to Ohrstrom Library! In thinking about opening days, it is always fun … Continued
The Horae Scholasticae is the School’s oldest publication, having just celebrated its 160th anniversary in 2020. The first issue was published on June 1, 1860. Originally the Horae Scholasticae was an all-encompassing publication, serving as the school newspaper, alumni communication, … Continued
Student publications have a long history at St. Paul’s School. They are interesting to study, as they give us a glimpse into different communities at SPS, and how they helped shape the School’s history. We have copies of newsletters representing … Continued