Welcome to Mayfield Senior School
Welcome to a place where students embrace learning with joy in an environment that cultivates a thirst for knowledge, nourishes individuality, and fosters a faith-filled community. Our independent, Catholic, girls' high school is where you will ignite your love of learning, unleash your creativity, and unlock your potential.
At Mayfield, we live by the motto “Actions Not Words.” Our students learn by doing, diving headfirst into new subjects and activities with enthusiasm, knowing they’ll find the support they need. Our Catholic, Holy Child philosophy calls us to rigorously educate each student with values-based learning that promotes independent thinking and strong written, verbal, and analytical skills—skills essential in today’s technology-driven world. Our enthusiastic teachers make learning interactive, productive, and fun.
Our Holy Child Mission
Discover how the heart of Mayfield Senior School's education lies in its Catholic, Holy Child values.
Justice, Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
Learn about Mayfield’s commitment to explore questions of justice, diversity, equity, and inclusion in the context of Catholic Social Justice teaching.
School Leadership
Meet Mayfield's leadership team who serves as stewards of our cherished Holy Child legacy.
The Power of a Girls' School
Learn how our girls’ schools environment are inspires young women to lead with courage, competence, and empathy.
Employment Opportunities
If you’re ready to make a profound impact and be part of something extraordinary, explore our exciting employment opportunities.
News & Announcements
Read our blog and join us in celebrating the accomplishments and activities of our students and community!
The Power of a Mayfield Education
Our Beautiful Campus
There’s a reason why Mayfield Senior School students and alums call Mayfield their second home. For four years, they study, laugh, and pray in a building that is a home, both in design and in spirit—Strub Hall. This beloved house at the heart of the campus was built between 1914 and 1919 and was purchased for the Society of the Holy Child Jesus by Dr. Charles and Vera Strub in 1950. Their daughter, Elizabeth Strub ’47, became Sr. Elizabeth Mary Strub, SHCJ, and went on to serve as the school's Prefect from 1962 to 1966. The Strubs’ expression of faith in the Holy Child mission has given more than 3,500 students the gift of a Catholic education in a unique environment.
