Saint Gertrude High School


At Saint Gertrude, we combine the best of academic tradition, educational innovation, spiritual formation, and commitment to the service of others to create a high school experience unlike any other in the greater Richmond area. We are different and it’s our difference that makes us special. All that’s unique about us – our values, our traditions, our diversity, our unity of sisterhood, and so much more – form a powerful combination of advantages that help our students grow, thrive, and lead. Research continues to validate and quantify the advantages of single-sex education for girls over traditional co-educational settings. In spaces created specifically for them, girls can explore, nurture, and showcase their emerging talents and intellect, as well as their individuality. Our graduates leave with the tools and confidence they need to be successful in college and beyond…no matter where life takes them.
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We Are Saint Gertrude

Saint Gertrude High School is an independent Catholic, college-preparatory, day school for young women grades 9-12. Founded in 1922 by the Benedictine Sisters of Virginia, Saint Gertrude is defined by an innovative and rigorous liberal arts curriculum and a commitment to the Benedictine values of hospitality, stewardship, and community service. We encourage you to visit Saint Gertrude, not only to tour the campus and state-of-the-art facilities, but also to meet our beloved faculty and talented students. We want you to get to know us, and we can’t wait to meet you.
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  • 73

    Acre Campus
  • 3.4

    Million
    in BSoR financial aid and scholarships awarded in the 23-24 school year
  • 12

    Sports
  • 18

    Teams
  • 16%

    Ethnic Diversity
  • 17

    Average Class Size
  • 58

    Total Faculty
  • 37

    AP & Honors Courses
  • 8

    Clubs
  • SGHS

  • 233

    Total Enrollment

Upcoming Events

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  • Apr
    23
  • Apr
    23

    SGHS Placement Testing for Incoming Students

    All incoming Gators will sit for the writing sample. In addition, any student intending to take a World Language that is not introductory level will need to take an additional placement test. These placement tests will be administered on campus on one of two dates: Tuesday, April 23 at 6:30 p.m. or Wednesday, May 1 at 6:30 p.m. If you need to take both tests, you only need to choose one date. The testing will be in the BCP library and should take approximately an hour and 15 minutes total.
     
    Please RSVP by April 19 using this link: BSoR Placement Testing
  • Apr
    24