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It is the perfect blend of a city school, an urban school, but still has really strong foundational values of respect, manners, and caring for the environment and community.

Building relationships with students as they grow, through classes, coaching, and camps, has been a big part of my role. It means they see me as more than just the nurse they visit when they’re not feeling well.

It’s moments where you're just laughing through your day, so you don’t really look at the time.

The small student body gives you the opportunity and resources to do exactly what's best for that specific group of students.

I value autonomy, and I feel like I have the autonomy to do my job well.

The adults in this space bring their passions to this place and to the kids, and the kids bring their passions. We share them with one another, and that’s truly how relationships are formed.

The special thing about Royal St. George's is that creating kind and caring humans is probably the most important thing we do, above all else.

I would 100% recommend working at ÐÇ¿Õ‚÷ý. It’s a great experience, and I think what speaks to that is the number of staff and faculty who have been here for many, many years. That really reinforces the sense of community I was speaking to earlier. People tend to stick around, and I think that’s a sign of a positive working environment.

The boys are very polite and caring, and they have great role models. It’s honestly a wonderful community.