We are so glad your family will be part of our community. Please use this page as a reference for getting started. Should you have any questions, please reach out to the Admission Office at admission@gosaints.org or to one of us directly.
MySA is your one-stop shop for most information you may need. If you are a new family, you will receive your login credentials in early June. To log in, go to www.gosaints.org, click on the three lines at the top right, and then click on MySA. Once you have an account, you can access the school’s master calendar, your student’s record, directories, and also Resource Boards. There are many boards that may be relevant to you, including those from your child’s division, athletics, Student Support Services, and also our St. Andrew’s Parents’ Association. Be on the lookout for your credentials in early summer.
The major all-school dates are published for the 2026-27 school year. Please know these dates are subject to change, and you should check with your division head before making any plans around them.
Visit www.gosaints.org/school-uniforms for information on ordering uniforms for students in Pre-K3 through 8th grade. Be sure to review the Dress Code Guidelines.
Please refer to the school handbook (Foundations and Grades Pre-K3 – 12) for questions about dress code, academic information, discipline, and much more. If you have any questions, please contact the admission office or your division head.
Billing arrangements are coordinated through the school's business office on the North Campus in Ridgeland. New parents are assigned an account in our tuition billing portal (FACTS) during the enrollment process. Statements and payment information will be managed through this account. Please contact the business office at business@gosaints.org or (601) 853-6041 should you have any questions.
Anna Wadlington is our Director of Student Health and Nurse and she is located primarily on the South Campus. Jessica Goldsbury is our school Nurse located primarily on our North Campus. Their school hours are 7:30 AM - 3:00 PM. If your child requires any medication during the school day (prescription or over-the-counter, including emergency medications), parents must check that in with the nurse directly. Please do not send medications with your child or in backpacks. The nurses will be available in August to check in medications for the 2026-27 school year. Anna can be reached by phone at 601-987-9308 or by email at wadlingtona@gosaints.org. Jessica can be reached at 601-853-6059 or by email at goldsburyje@gosaints.org.
Birth certificates and immunization records for students in Pre-K3 through 12 should be submitted by June 30 via our admission/enrollment portal. If you are moving to Mississippi from out-of-state, please note that your child/children will need to see a local pediatrician before school starts in order to have out-of-state immunizations converted to the required Mississippi 121 immunization form.
Beginning in August, every St. Andrew's parent will receive a weekly email from their division head to the email address we have on file. These emails are generally sent on Monday evenings. Additionally, every St. Andrew’s parent is automatically subscribed to the weekly school newsletter, "Saints News". Parents can update their contact information found in their profiles in MySA. "Saints News" is generally sent on Tuesday evenings. In case of emergency, all parents will automatically be subscribed to receive emergency notifications via phone, email, and SMS (text).
The Information Technology department is here to help you! Our older students will be working with various online platforms, so please reach out to them for technical assistance and if you have questions about required equipment. https://gosaints.tech/ contains many resources for parents and students as well as a way to request help. There is also a wealth of information on the platforms our students use during school.
The St. Andrew’s Parents’ Association (SAPA) is an energetic, active organizational community made up of all parents of St. Andrew’s students. Our purpose is to facilitate parental understanding of the school’s goals and achievements, and to provide enrichment, parental support, and financial assistance to all aspects of the school. Each division has coordinators and some have grade-specific and classroom representatives. These volunteers will be a rich source of support and information for new families. There are many ways to get involved with SAPA.
Each division has summer work that is required of our older students, such as summer reading and math. There is also information on other to-do items, like completing school forms, as well as needed supplies and required equipment (Chromebooks for grades 5-8 and laptops for grades 9-12) All parents will receive a communication directing them to this information in late spring or early summer.
This is a non-optional fee. In order to provide textbooks to all students at a lower, bulk purchase price, all Middle and Upper School students are automatically enrolled in our textbook rental program. This fee includes all physical and digital textbooks/workbooks required for the school year; summer reading resources will still be purchased separately by individual families. Faculty have chosen whether the resources in their classes are to be rented and reused (i.e., need to be returned at the end of the course), or if that resource will be given to the student to freely write in to assist with their learning. In general, large history or math textbooks were selected by faculty to be included as part of the textbook rental pool, while items such as novels or workbooks may be kept permanently by students so they may freely highlight and annotate these. We recognize the importance of active reading strategies (i.e. highlighting, annotating, etc.) for all of our learners. Students should feel free to mark up all books as needed, and individual teachers will clarify expectations about textbook care at the beginning of each course.
Grades 5-8 May Not Use Apple Laptops or Windows 11 Laptops. Any student in those grades with an Apple or Windows 11 Laptop will be required to buy a Chromebook. We will be checking and registering every Middle School device in August of 2026.
Grades 5-8: Chromebook
Grades 9-12: Apple Laptop or Windows 11 Laptop
All students need headphones with a microphone. These do not need to be expensive items. If you have questions about these, please contact IT at helpdesk@gosaints.org.
All required software will be provided. Please do not buy software without consulting with the technology department. Students are often eligible for discounts on personal software purchases.
St. Andrew’s offers multiple programs outside of the traditional school day. There are summer camps, after school enrichment programs, single day camps for when school is not in session during the academic year, and after school care for those needing care until late afternoon or evening. Visit our Auxiliaries page to explore the many offerings and sign up!
All families with a student who participates in an MHSAA sanctioned sport must have a Dragonfly Max profile to ensure eligibility. Each family only needs to create one profile; multiple athletes can be added to a single profile. More information will be provided this summer on creating your child’s profile.
Director of Admission for Foundations and Lower School
(601) 987-9323
Lauren McMaster
Director of Admission for Middle and Upper School
(601) 987-9312
Division Heads
List of 3 members.
Shea Egger
Head of Lower School
(601) 987-9300
Buck Cooper 95
Head of Middle School
(601) 853-6052
Julie Rust
Head of Upper School and Assistant Head of School for Academics
(601) 853-6032
Uniforms and Dress Code
As we recently shared, we are excited to be partnering with Lands End for our ECC, Lower, and Middle School uniforms next school year and beyond. Visit www.gosaints.org/school-uniforms for information on ordering uniforms for students in Pre-K3 through 8th grade. Be sure to review the Dress Code Guidelines.