Where Page graduates go
Page prepares students for the high schools that follow, and over the past decade our graduates have gone on to some of the best high schools in the state and to colleges and universities around the world.
Critical thinking, creativity & confidence alongside strong academics, so graduates arrive in high school ready for what comes next.
Three graduates & their paths
In their own words, what Page gave them.
"Small class sizes fostered a close relationship with my teachers that positively contributed to my education; accelerated classes in literature and math gave me an academic advantage going into high school; every educational trip gave me an expanded worldview and was a practical application of my education, as well as allowing my classmates and myself a chance to bond and participate in hands-on learning."
Mater Dei High School 2022
New York University 2026
"Page prepared me well. I developed a strong academic foundation through the rigorous writing, math, and science curriculum that allowed me to excel amongst my peers in the highest levels of academia. I became comfortable speaking up and asking questions at Page and that gave me the confidence to always be vocal in small classes or 300 person chemistry lecture."
Sage Hill School 2016
Brown University 2020
"Page provided me with good study habits, confidence in myself, and with the ability to know when to seek support."
Mater Dei High School 2020
University of Minnesota 2024
How Page prepares students for high school
Rising expectations
Academic expectations rise each year in middle school, with a challenging curriculum that builds mastery in the fundamental subjects.
Research and presentation
Students do sophisticated research, write in many forms, and present their work to an audience, so they arrive in high school comfortable speaking up.
Leadership roles
Students take on leadership roles in the classroom, in campus life, and in the wider community.
Small class sizes
Teachers know each student well, which means they can push students when they're ready for more and support them when they need it.
Technology
A curriculum integrated with the latest technology builds the upper-level thinking skills that high school demands.
Strong character
Self-aware and empathetic, students leave Page with a strong moral compass along with their academic foundation.