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At St. George’s Episcopal School, we believe that everyone learns differently. Our version of personalized learning means every child will be challenged—and every child will be supported. Through personalized learning plans, learning-in-motion classrooms, success teams and our nurturing environment, our graduates are ready for the world, not just high school. As a community, we embody perseverance, integrity, respect and compassion–values that foster lifelong learning and success.

For over fifty years, we have served a blend of learning profiles in a family-like atmosphere of care and concern with a highly trained and dedicated faculty; our commitment to small-group instruction and a low student-to-teacher ratio enables us to provide an unmatched level of attention and personal interaction with every student. Our approach allows each child to grow academically, creatively, emotionally and spiritually, while developing a sense of self-worth and moral responsibility. Our school provides families with a positive, nurturing environment to help students discover how they learn best—and what it takes for them to succeed. 

We know that choosing a school for your child is one of the most important decisions you will make as a family, and we are here to help every step of the way. Our admissions process is intentionally thorough and designed to help you learn more about St. George’s, while also allowing us to get to know your family on a more personal level. We invite you to explore our website, inquire for additional information and/or schedule a campus tour, so that you can experience the magic, meaningful relationships and personalized support that St. George’s embodies and provides. 

Sincerely,

Lauren Womac
Interim Director of Admission

 

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St. George's admits students to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally made available at the school and does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, creed, color, national origin, age, gender, sexual orientation, marital status, veteran status, disability in violation of state or federal law or regulation in administration of its educational policies, admission policies, scholarship and loan programs, athletics, and other school-administered programs. Limited financial aid, based on need, is available. We are committed to an inclusive school culture.

 

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The Positivity of Leona Tate and the TEP Center

St. George's 5th graders visited the Tate, Etienne & Prevost Interpretive Center this week and received an opportunity to tour with, interview and learn from Leona Tate, one of the three girls to integrate what was then McDonogh 19 Elementary School (now the TEP Center). Dr. Kreutziger recounts the trip and the students' valuable experience, as well as Ms. Tate's challenge to stay positive and focused.

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An Unexpected Path

Kate Remillard, incoming Interim Director of Lower School, writes about her journey to teaching and introduces Growing Minds, an initiative driven by St. George's educators with a goal "to expand our knowledge and use of books that reflect a diverse racial, cultural or religious perspective, as well as those that feature characters with different intellectual and physical abilities or unique social-emotional struggles. Our name, Growing Minds, comes from the idea that we have so much to gain from taking a peek into another's perspective and seeing our own perspectives reflected back to us. This is how we grow our minds and open our thoughts to the world around us."

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