All boarding, grades 9-12 in Alexandria, Virginia
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Why Episcopal?
According to an independent survey, 97 percent of EHS alumni and 92 percent of EHS past parents rated the value received for the investment made to attend EHS as “high” or “good”! -
The Washington Program
Taking full advantage of all the nation's capital offers the academically curious, Episcopal students explore the city through four concentration areas, learning from and collaborating with experts in trailblazing, history-making organizations. -
Why 100% Boarding Matters
Attending boarding school is a transformative experience rooted in self-discovery. On Episcopal's 130-acre residential campus, students and faculty live in a setting that promotes the camaraderie of common experience and lifelong friendships. -
Meet Our Faculty
Whether in the classroom, on the fields, at seated lunch, or in the audience, Episcopal faculty are there; they are present and available. They are masters of their subjects, enthusiastic supporters, advisors, and mentors. More than 8 in 10 teachers live on campus, either on dorm or in faculty housing.
HEADLINES
List of 6 news stories.
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Fall Athletics Banquet Honors Student-Athletes
Student-athletes were honored at the Fall Athletics Banquet on Wednesday, November 28.Read More -
"My Testimony is My Life"
The 2018 Spirit of The High School dinner wrapped up a special day commemorating 50 years of integration at Episcopal, with a near-record crowd in attendance.Read More -
50 Years of an Integrated EHS
Several dozen alumni and special guests spent their Friday, November 9, on the Holy Hill participating in panel discussions and other sessions, first for students and later for alumni and parents, exploring Episcopal's segregated past and its gradual progress after integrating in 1968.Read More -
Victory in the Forest: EHS Wins The 118th Game
In front of a large crowd at Woodberry Forest, the Maroon Varsity football team put together an epic comeback to defeat the Tigers 25-21.Read More -
Shakespearience Provides Innovative Ways of Studying Shakespeare
Read MoreOn October 31, the English Department, in conjunction with the Washington Program, hosted the first “Shakespearience,” a day devoted to learning, performing, and reinterpreting the works of Shakespeare. -
Lyceum Event Examines the Midterms
Longtime history teacher and former CIA analyst Peter Goodnow presented a fascinating look into the 2018 midterm elections for Episcopal’s first Lyceum event of the school year, held in the Seidule History Center on the evening of November 4.Read More
Upcoming Events
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January 12, 2019
