Know what matters! The quintessential Episcopal Independent school connected to its vibrant city…read morethrough decades of service. Each grade has a service focus and each graduate commences a journey into the world prepared to achieve and serve their world as an active leader.

WONDERFUL school; kids get a very well-rounded education, kids strive to excel, and they make…read morelifelong friendships here. Teachers and staff are all excellent, really care about what they do. There's a new headmaster this year (2007), he's a very positive influence on everyone (from at least the perspective of this parent!). Graduates go to top universities nationwide, plenty of National Merit Semifinalists and student-athletes. School is one of the most expensive private schools in Mobile, but you definitely get what you pay for here. Some kids live up to 40 miles away but go to SPS because the quality of education is *that* good (God knows, especially compared to the public schools in the area!). Very much a community feel at this school. Parents really reach out to other St. Paul's families. Has a reputation as an "elite" school in Mobile (along with UMS), but not all parents are rich (plenty of us aren't even close to it)--yet all are part of the St. Paul's "family," regardless of socioeconomic level (contrary to what one might believe). New families are welcomed into the St. Paul's family with open arms. SPS families "do" for one another. Yes, blazers are worn for chapel for the older (high school) kids, but it's not daily. (Maybe the dress code has changed since reviewer Julia W. was there?) They don't wear knee-high socks any more, either. Anyway, all Mobile students wear uniforms (in both public and private/parochial schools). Maybe I'm biased, but at least the SPS uniforms look better than the other schools' uniforms! My (much younger) brothers went to school there from elementary school through graduation, and were/are extremely happy with the education they received and the overall experience. As a parent, I give it my highest praise and recommendation!

This review is only for the athletic department. UMS Wright has a great athletic program. All the…read morestaff is helpful and they even had police on site directing traffic. UMS is located in a busy part of town so it takes a lil while to get into the parking lot. They have adequate parking for school events. They also have well maintained grounds. I will be visiting again soon for another track meet.

This is a very nice school. It's all about a great experience and becoming successful in life…read more It's also very family oriented and good at teaching good life long lessons. That's why I'm giving it 5 stars. My entire family went there. You should send your child there. I highly recommend it. It has a great opportunity program and a highly respected honor society.

Saraland City Schools all in all is a great school system to send your kids to, I wouldn't be the…read moreone to try and turn you in another direction. The school is nice, the eduacation is good, most of the teachers are very help, etc. The only thing I would have to complain about is how focused it is on sports. Mostly football but sports in general. So much time and focus goes in the sports that the arts are rarely given the support that it needs. I understand how good sports are for students but the arts are just as important for a student to be able to grow. Although the Arts are not as loved as they should be Saraland offers many arts to participate in and that I am extremely grateful for. The only thing I and any of the parents and students are asking for is more support and focus.

Saraland has great schools. All 3 schools have a very good programs for all ages. For children that…read morehave behavior issues to children that have very high IQ. The schools have a lot of things to involve parents in. If the parents want to be involved.

I recommend this school because it is a wonderful place for learning. Not only because I attend…read morethis school but I would genuinely love if my nieces and nephews would go to this school.