At girls’ schools, every opportunity is designed with the girls in mind, fostering leadership, innovation and confidence so they don’t just imagine their future, they lead it.
Benefits of an all-girls school
Girls’ schools empower young women to become informed, engaged global citizens who lead with courage, competence, and empathy.
Research consistently shows that girls’ school graduates demonstrate stronger community involvement, greater cultural awareness, and a commitment to civic life. Compared to their peers in co-educational setting, they are more likely to:
- View their ability to work cooperatively with diverse people as a strength
- Count their desire to understand others with different beliefs as a strength
- Become involved in environmental programs
- Deem it essential to participate in community social action programs
- Help promote racial understanding
- Value improving their understanding of other countries and cultures
- Discuss politics with friends
- Publicly communicate their opinion about a cause
Girls’ schools are leading the way in STEM education for women in the world.
Graduates of girls’ schools are:
- Six times more likely to consider majoring in math, science, and technology.
- Three times more likely to consider engineering.
Girls’ schools prepare girls to become women who rise to the highest levels of leadership.
- Nearly 87% of girls’ school students feel their voices and their opinions are respected, compared to 58% of girls at co-ed schools.
- Girls are not sheltered from the real world. The greater sense of respect that they feel allows them to find and use their voice. First in the classroom and then beyond, for she can be anything.
The work we are doing in girls’ schools is not peripheral. It is foundational. It is the root system for a more inclusive, more just, and more hopeful future. Because we’re not just preparing girls for a seat at the table. We’re preparing them to rebuild the table- with more room, more voices, and more vision