By encouraging girls to understand and celebrate their strengths and by creating an environment where girls empower each other, they are more likely to step into leadership roles, not just for personal gain, but for the greater good.

We know that diversity results in better educational outcomes, and it leads to equity and makes our communities stronger. As an institution educating tomorrow’s leaders, pursuing diversity is our responsibility.

We want our students to live healthy, balanced lives, and that starts with an academic program that demands of them reasonably: they are deeply challenged and engaged in their education because they are allowed to be children and teenagers.

What the world needs is for girls to lead the way, authentically and frequently. We bring the best of our girls’ attributes — which are limitless in a single sex environment — to the table to inform better decision-making.