St. Thomas Episcopal School

Since 1955, Saint Thomas’ Episcopal School has formed honorable men and women through a classical education grounded in a Christ-centered worldview. Saint Thomas’ Episcopal School students carry their STE experiences with them through the rest of their lives, so we aim to cultivate a truly outstanding environment through exceptional academics, fine arts offerings, and athletic programs. As a private, K through 12 college preparatory school founded on Christian values, we believe in nurturing our students through classical instruction. With a focus on personal development and college readiness, our graduates leave STE prepared for the rigors of higher education and, ultimately, to be kind and honorable citizens.

As a private, K through 12 college preparatory school founded on Christian values, our diverse student body benefits from personalized attention, a variety of class offerings, and an emphasis on the arts — helping build a strong foundation for a successful future.

For both students and their parents, the college admissions process is an exciting endeavor. Students serve as pivotal self-advocates as they work to navigate applications to various schools as well as numerous scholarships and financial aid opportunities. While online resources can be invaluable throughout this research, it is imperative that students and parents alike develop a meaningful, continual discourse with their college counselor.

At STE, our counselor serves as an adviser and activist for all college-bound students and their parents. Our goal is to walk students through every part of the search process, beginning with a candid assessment of each individual’s needs and desires for his or her college education. Upper School students and parents are encouraged to meet and talk with the counselor as they continue along the path to college.

Our Robinson Memorial Library provides services to support inquiring minds and the academic, artistic, and recreational needs of the staff, students, and broader school community. The library promotes literature appreciation and information skills that encourage a love of reading and learning. The library’s goal is to educate and nurture students to read for pleasure, and to develop the necessary skills to use information, ideas, and technology ethically, creatively, and critically in order to make intelligent decisions and develop into lifelong learners.

The Saint Thomas’ Episcopal School Athletic Department strives to uphold our school’s mission by teaching the Christian way of competing and the Christian way of life as expressed through our three core values, which are rooted in His teachings. Additionally, we firmly believe that by putting God first, followed by family, academics, and lastly, athletics, we help student-athletes be balanced spiritually, physically, mentally, and emotionally.