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Key people at Saint James School.
Saint James School operates as a private, co-educational college preparatory boarding school in Maryland, serving students from grades 8 through 12. It provides a comprehensive academic program emphasizing rigorous intellectual development alongside extensive extracurricular and residential life offerings. The school’s structured environment fosters academic excellence and personal growth within a traditional educational framework.
Established in 1842, Saint James School was founded by Bishop William R. Whittingham, Rev. John Barrett Kerfoot, and Rev. Theodore B. Lyman. Their insight stemmed from a broader scholastic vision, influenced by William Augustus Muhlenberg, to create an institution dedicated to integrating strong academic training with moral and spiritual formation. These founders sought to cultivate a learning community that prioritized both intellectual inquiry and character development.
The institution serves students and families seeking a holistic educational experience that prepares young people for collegiate studies and responsible citizenship. It appeals to those valuing a disciplined academic atmosphere combined with the advantages of a close-knit boarding community. The school’s enduring vision is to produce graduates who are academically proficient, ethically grounded, and prepared to engage meaningfully with the world.
Key people at Saint James School.