WHO WE ARE
At Roland Park Country School, we believe that young women who build each other up will thrive. There’s no hurdle too high for an RPCS girl because she has the collective support of her community lifting her toward her goals. While this spirit sets us apart from other schools, it’s the effect on our graduates that’s so remarkable: Roland Park Country School students develop a profound understanding of who they are and how to lead together to impact the world.
OUR CORE VALUES
Our core values are the heart and soul of our school and the code by which we live.
Build each other up
We want to see our peers succeed. We are each other's most reliable collaborators and loudest cheerleaders. We know that we're stronger when we work together.
Take your seat at the table
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.
Live healthy and be well
We want our students to live healthy, balanced lives.
Seek and embrace diversity
Pursuing diversity is our responsibility.
Lead for the greater good
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.
NEWS & EVENTS
WHY RPCS?
"RPCS is a really great mix of being academically rigorous and also nurturing and caring." margaux, 2020
"We are encouraged to speak up… RPCS sparks confidence within its students." oyinade, 2019
"At RPCS, we get to be whoever we want to be." Garrison, 2022
"I am so thankful that I get to walk through these doors every day. It feels like coming home." Emma, 2019
RPCS AT A GLANCE
1:6
teacher to student ratio
70%
of faculty hold
advanced degrees
579
enrolled students
50
clubs & organizations
24
acres of land
16
sports offered
20
visual arts classes offered in the Upper School
26
performing arts mainstage performances each year
28%
students of color
159
classes offered in the Upper School
9
honor societies
7
foreign languages