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Throughout preseason training and the fall tennis season, our varsity and JV teams focused on the importance of serving—both on and off the court.
Naturally, the coaches put the girls through the fundamentals of grip, contact, and follow through necessary to produce accurate, powerful shots and serves. But, just ...
Recognizing the impact on Christian Science families with school- and college-age children living in areas affected by the recent hurricanes, Principia is offering tuition-free enrollment (including no charge for room and board) for the 2018–19 academic year.
Both Principia School and College are ready to welcome all qualified ...
From classes to character trips, sports competitions to community events, School students are happily engaged in a range of fall semester activities.
Arriving late on the first day of boot camp, graduating from U.S. Navy Officer Candidate School without knowing how to float (let alone swim), earning penalties for growing a mustache . . . these are some of the lighter moments* recounted in a book of recollections by Principia alumni who ...
Fun and games and creativity can be serious business—and complex topics such as geography and human migration can be learned in fun and creative ways! That’s what our grade 7 students are discovering in their specially designed Integrated Social Studies class as well as through the cross-disciplinary connections that individual ...
With the wide range and depth of Principia activities taking place during the previous fiscal year, it’s no surprise that our new Annual Report is overflowing with news and information—and gratitude!
Principia’s 2018 Annual Report (covering July 1, 2017–June 30, 2018) highlights student and faculty achievements, an ever-widening ...
Whether it was rafting a rapid, sailing through ocean swells, portaging a canoe, or planning for life in college and beyond, September’s fall trips provided multiple opportunities for upper schoolers to demonstrate Principia’s Community Commitment—“Strive, Conquer, Love, Give.”
This year marks the first year that a single class—12th grade—has ...
At the start of the new school year, our students are excited about making new friends, exploring new classes, and participating in sports.
The gradual change from late summer to early fall in St. Louis has provided a perfect time for our first graders to learn all about seeds and soil and how nature works—through opportunities to put themselves to work in the Lower School garden.
With the help of K–12 experiential ...
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