Celebrating 50 Years

Located 20 minutes from St. Paul, the Tree Tops Campus is a 25 acre outdoor space located next to the Natchez Trace Parkway. Tree Tops will offer all St. Paul students opportunities to enjoy leadership and spiritual formation team building activities through:

• 3-Trail Network: Academic, Spiritual, & Leadership
• Six to Eight Class-Size Gathering Areas Along the Trail
• Low Ropes Courses and Zip-line for All-Age Wooded Adventure
• Treehouse Playground Complex
• Outdoor Classroom Platform Built Into Highest Point

The second phase of our playground project will build upon the upgrades and enhancements made during the first phase of our playground project completed in the spring of 2021. The second phase will feature new hillside slides and structures in the middle section of the playground and a new swing set.

Through our ongoing partnership with the Green Hills Community Church over the past 50 years, we are going to provide a new playground to the church and its Mother's Day Out Program. Our junior kindergarten and kindergarten students use this playground daily, and it will be a wonderful resource both for our our students and children in the Mother's Day Out Program in the years ahead. 

As we continue to build our extracurricular offerings in athletics and transportation services, we plan to purchase a multi-passenger vehicle to help transport our students to field trips, athletics, trips to Tree Tops, and more.

Lacrosse is one of the fastest growing athletic offerings in the country, and as we look forward to both campus and programmatic expansion we will launch a lacrosse program for both male and female students this year. As we begin this program, we hope you will consider supporting it with a gift toward adding a netting to our athletic field.

As students learn in the classroom, it's also important to provide multiple ways for them to play and exercise as they grow. We will add a climbing rock wall to our playground to allow students another opportunity to enjoy time outdoors with their friends.

Over the past several years, we have invested a number of resources toward STEAM activities. We look to further our students horizons through opportunities to explore the stars and space through our new telescope as well as the addition of robotics to further programming, math, and science offerings. 

St. Paul currently offers approximately $400,000 annually in financial aid to the St. Paul community. We look to grow this number, because we believe it is important that financial situations not be a barrier for qualified students who wish to attend our school.