The March Library collection consists of approximately 15,000 physical items, supplemented by online databases, digital books, and a library of streaming films that can be accessed by students both on and off campus.

Access to information and the skills to evaluate it are key to success in academic research.

These skills will serve students beyond the classroom and into today’s information-driven society. The David H. March Library’s professional staff, with the assistance of the School’s extensive collection, seek to guide students in acquiring such skills.

The mission of the March Library is to serve as the vital and dynamic intellectual center of academic life at Episcopal High School, and to inspire in the community a lifelong love of reading and learning. As educators, the library staff teaches effective information-gathering and evaluating skills necessary for college and beyond. To prepare our students to be digitally-literate 21st-century learners, the Library promotes ethical digital citizenship and responsible use of intellectual property. The library staff assists students and teachers alike in navigating the constantly changing world of technology and information trends. The collections of the Library support both the EHS curriculum and the recreational lives of the EHS community.

The Library also subscribes to over 50 online databases, providing students with access to thousands of full-text articles from journals, magazines, newspapers, and reference books. Titles include JSTOR, Statista, Digital Theatre+, Science Reference Center, and ABC-Clio Social Studies. It also circulates digital, still,  and video cameras, and other equipment. Our online databases hold thousands of abstracts and full-text articles from journals, magazines, newspapers, and reference books.

In addition to supporting the information needs of the Episcopal community, March Library offers spaces for classes, group work, and quiet study. Open 7 days a week, the Library offers a variety of programming throughout the school year, curates a collection of books based on students' interests, and subscribes to many high-interest magazines.

The Library Corporation provides our interactive online catalog, available through the School network. Resources include:

• JSTOR
• Encyclopedia Britannica
• Oxford English Dictionary
• ARTStor, ABC-Clio
• ProQuest Historical Newspapers
• SIRS
• Questia
• Annals of American History
• Gale’s Literature Criticism Online

Episcopal’s technology vision is to nurture responsible citizenry,
cultivate lifelong learning, and uphold the Episcopal
community’s educational philosophy.

Each student brings their own device to campus, with device specifications shared with all newly admitted families.

Our Technology Department provides ongoing support for all laptops experiencing issues that include connectivity to the School’s network and printers, access to Episcopal’s required software applications, and protection against viruses and malware.

Our network rivals that of large universities. All academic, administrative, and residential buildings have access to wireless high-speed internet connections; however, this freedom isn’t unlimited. Strongly enforced internet safety and security policies ensure that all campus research and communication is part of an educationally enriching experience.