Saint David’s is a school for boys—who value scholarship, athleticism, creativity, imagination, and spirituality—and something far greater.
It’s a place for developing young men who are curious and kind, grounded and generous, joyful in their learning and humble in their gifts. A place that gives them the habits of thought, heart, and character that will carry them through life.
From Pre-K through Grade Eight, we guide boys through the moments that shape who they are to become.
Because being a good man doesn’t happen by accident.
It happens here—every day, in ways both big and small.
Distinctionin Teaching Boys
We don’t just teach boys. We invest in understanding them.
Through the Teaching Boys Initiative at Saint David's School™, we examine how they learn, what drives them, what challenges them, and what helps them thrive. Then we apply that knowledge—constantly and deliberately—across every grade, classroom, and discipline.
Our faculty are experts in educating boys: warm, structured, and intellectually ambitious. They know that when boys feel known, they’re more open. When learning feels active, it sticks. When character is woven into the curriculum, boys don’t just master knowledge—they begin to develop a sense of self and purpose.
Educating the Whole Boy
At Saint David’s, learning lives everywhere. Our program is balanced on four pillars—academics, arts, athletics, and spirituality—that together cultivate intellect, creativity, character, and physical confidence. Because the goal isn’t just to build a great student; it’s to encourage a boy to become fully himself.
Academics
In every subject, boys learn to think with clarity, question with purpose, and work with discipline. Our curriculum challenges them to master skills, connect ideas, and see the world with a scholar’s curiosity.
Arts
From the first recital note to the final brushstroke, boys discover the power of creative expression. Music, drama, and visual arts provide them with the skills and confidence to share their vision with the world and to appreciate beauty.
Athletics
From the field to the rink, boys build skill, resilience, and character. They learn to compete with integrity, lead as teammates, and honor the game in victory and defeat.
Spirituality
Through reflection, service, and moral inquiry, boys deepen their sense of purpose. They grow in empathy, gratitude, and a commitment to something greater than themselves.
