Episcopal’s challenging curriculum is thoughtfully designed to prepare students to be successful in some of the most selective universities in the country.  An Episcopal education instills a passion for life-long learning and dedication to living as citizens of strong character. 

The school's faculty displays an outstanding academic background, excellent character, and dedication to the overall well-being of the students. Episcopal employs more than 200 faculty members, all of whom have four-year degrees or higher – and more than half of whom have graduate degrees. Annually, Episcopal invests heavily in professional development and training for faculty and staff, ensuring best practices and innovative teaching methods are continually incorporated into our classrooms, as well as inclusion and sensitivity to diversity. The faculty affirms the ultimate worth of each student to form healthy self-esteem and respect for others.

Episcopal is committed to small class size and an environment that is safe, achievement-oriented, supportive, and positive. The school enrolls approximately 1,300 total students from age 1 to grade 12. Lower School campuses (age 1 through grade five) enroll more than 200 students; Middle School (grades six through eight) enrolls more than 300 students; Upper School (grades nine through twelve) enrolls more than 500 students.

 

Episcopal's teachers are the heart and soul of our school community and are who truly make our school remarkable. Our teachers have the freedom to innovate, and they seek to create enthusiasm for learning. Episcopal teachers are committed to nurturing our students into responsible, inquiring adults who will go on to achieve success in all walks of life. Our faculty and staff are constantly reevaluating and improving our curriculum and academic placement in order to best address the needs and goals of each student. Faculty attend professional opportunities throughout the year. Read more>>