Saint Thomas' Episcopal School

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Join our dynamic community, where students learn in a supportive and nurturing environment through a classical and Christ-centered curriculum.
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Academics
Academics

Each stage in the Saint Thomas’ Episcopal School journey features an engaging and intellectually stimulating curriculum. We provide a strong academic foundation that prepares students for the rigors of higher education and a productive life beyond our campus.
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Arts
Arts

The arts have always been an important element of the Saint Thomas’ Episcopal School experience. From Kindergarten onwards, creative skills are nurtured and explored through arts that extend from our Scottish Arts program to visual art, our theatre program to choir, orchestra and private music lessons.
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Athletics
Athletics

Saint Thomas’ Episcopal School Saints develop leadership skills both on and off the field. We hold our student athletes to our team values of character, commitment, and community.
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Giving
Giving

Through our Development Office, we offer many ways for parents, alumni, and friends to make a gift to the school and many opportunities to make a difference for our students, today and tomorrow.
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Summer Programs

BALMORAL

This summer camp for bagpiping and drumming will help rising 4th-12th grade students hone their skills in a fun environment.

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RICE MATH CAMP

The Rice University School Mathematics Project (RUSMP) is offering one-week summer math camps at Saint Thomas’ Episcopal School for students who will be entering 1st- through 6th-grade. Camps will be held in the Lower School Building.

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ACT TEST PREP
We are pleased to provide another ACT prep course this summer through TestMasters.

A 4-Point Score Increase Guarantee!
Over 1,200 Pages of Course Materials
Official ACT study guide
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SUMMER SOCIAL STUDIES INSTITUTE

Accelerated summer school program for required humanities course. Students will receive full credit. Course grade will be calculated into the student's grade point average.

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