Private girls' schools are educational institutions that cater exclusively to female students. These schools often emphasize academic excellence, personal development, and leadership skills. They may offer a range of extracurricular activities, including sports, arts, and community service, to foster a well-rounded education. Many private girls' schools are affiliated with specific religious or cultural organizations, which can influence their curriculum and values. They typically charge tuition fees, which can vary widely, and may offer scholarships or financial aid to support families. Notable examples include The Spence School in New York and The Brearley School, both known for their rigorous academic programs.