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She will know her power.

It’s not just a statement, it’s our promise.

At Columbus School for Girls, we believe girls do better in an environment created specifically for them and that they should be free to be who they are—and do what they will—without anyone to stand in their way.

PYC

Age 3 - Kindergarten

This is where curiosity and creativity converge. In a joyful community of fellow explorers, our PYC students become problem solvers, risk takers, and decision makers.

Lower School

Form I - Form V

Every journey inspires big questions and bolsters resilience. With support from teachers and peers, our Lower School students are empowered to boldly pursue their passions.

MIDDLE SCHOOL

Form VI - Form VIII

Part of cultivating a strong sense of self is having the courage to make mistakes. By taking healthy risks, our Middle School students discover their boundless potential.

UPPER SCHOOL

Form IX - Form XII

With eyes to the future, our Upper School students embrace their independence and lead by example. All the skills they’ve honed empower them to be lifelong learners.

IN OUR OWN WORDS

Director, Center for Girls’ and Young Women’s Leadership

Dr. Emily Krichbaum

I want our students to have the confidence to lead themselves and others. I want them to know, deep down in their bones, who they are and never, ever apologize for it.

Form V Student

Khyan Curry '29

Teachers bring you into the conversation. We can have fun but also learn at the same time.

CSG Alumna

Krissy Fenner '97

Being a Unicorn means the world to me. CSG gave me the ability to seek truth and the know-how to affect change.

Form VII Student

Reese Kessler '27

What I like most about going to an all girls school is that the community is very close, and it is easy to feel like myself.

LATEST UPDATES

Committed to serving girls’ schools and the holistic development of girls, Camille Seals joins Columbus School for Girls as our 14th Head of School.

Learn more about her here.

LATEST UPDATES

Dr. Emily Krichbaum, the Director of the Center for Girls' and Young Women's Leadership, recently shared her monthly blog post about what leadership looks like at CSG.

Learn more about the programming

CSG by the numbers

100%

100% of graduates are admitted to and enroll in a 4-year degree program.

96% are accepted into one of their top-three schools.

$2.3M

$2.3 Million awarded in tuition assistance for the 2021-2022 school year.

36% of students receive tuition assistance, with the average tuition award being $11,866.

38%

38% of our student body identify as people of color.

Middle and Upper School affinity groups and cultural clubs help students connect.

8:1

The average student to faculty ratio is 8:1, meaning classes are small and each teacher knows each girl exceptionally well.

78% of faculty hold advanced degrees in their field.