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Episcopal High School

Alexandria, Virginia, USA
Co-Ed, Episcopal

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At Episcopal, all students board and come from approximately 29 states and 20 different countries. An experienced faculty, small classes (average is 11), 62 advanced courses, and integrated technology (with laptop computer program) support the pursuit of academic excellence. Highlights include extensive offerings in arts and athletics; frequent study in Washington, D.C. (10 minutes away), including senior internships; study abroad opportunities; spiritual and moral education with one of the nation's oldest Honor Codes. Our 130-acre campus includes new centers for science, the arts, and athletics.

  • Hoxton House
  • Pendleton Hall
  • Callaway Chapel
  • Baker Science Center
 

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1200 North Quaker Lane
Alexandria, Virginia, USA 22302

(703) 933-4062

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Director of Admissions: Scott Conklin
Admissions Phone:(703) 933-4062Toll-Free Admissions:(877) 933-4347Fax:703-933-3016
Email: [email protected] Website:
www.episcopalhighschool.org


  • Application Deadline: January 15
  • Application Fee: $60
  • International Application Fee: $120
  • Accepts SSAT Standard Application Online (SAO): Yes
  • Accepts Gateway to Prep Schools Application: Yes
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  • Founded: 1839
  • Campus Size: 130 acres
  • Grades Offered: 9th-12th
  • Accredited by: SACS, VAIS
Student Body
Boarding
Grades 9th-12th
Day
Total
Girls     220 0 220
Boys     220 0 220
Total     440 0 440

Tuition and Financial Aid
  • 7-Day Boarding: $60,900
  • 5-Day Boarding: N/A
  • Day Tuition Fee: N/A
  • Payment Plans: Offered
  • Need-Based Aid: Offered
  • Students Receiving Aid: 35.00%
  • Average Awarded: $44,000
School Finances
  • Merit Scholarships: Offered
  • Students Receiving Merit Scholarships: 5.00%
  • Average Merit Scholarship: $7,000
  • Current Endowment: $230,000,000
  • Per Student Endowment: $522,727
 

Summary: Episcopal High School's academic program prepares students for success in college and beyond by providing a rigorous liberal arts education enriched by technology and hands-on learning. Students are challenged by talented faculty in small classes that encourage quality interactions. A variety of teaching methods are used that incorporate current pedagogy and reflect a diversity of learning styles.

An Episcopal High School education is more than just acquired knowledge - it is also discovery, exploration, creativity, and collaboration. Students and faculty work together in a learning community to make the most of each subject, whether engaging in lively classroom discussion and debates, analyzing the meaning behind a poem or work of art, or utilizing technology to create an innovative solution to a problem.

The Washington Program gives students the opportunity to explore the city, learning from and collaborating with experts from organizations affecting change on a national level. Our teachers take full advantage of the many opportunities in the Washington, D.C. area to enhance classroom work. Students might read "Macbeth" and then see it performed on stage, or study environmental science in the lab and then carry out field work on the Potomac River. Episcopal attracts students with a wide variety of academic talents, and the School strives to address each student's needs. Regular, honors, advanced, and college-level courses in each department allow students to tailor their learning track, and if they wish to explore a subject not offered in the curriculum, there is also the opportunity for independent study.

Department Director: Mary Fielder

Average Class Size: 11

Full Time Teachers: 82

Teachers Holding Advanced Degrees: 82.00%

Student/Teacher Ratio: 5/1

Summer Programs Offered: Offered

Academic Schedule: Semester

Number of Advanced Placement Courses Offered: 62

Support Programs
  • College Counseling
  • Evening Study Assistance
  • Learning Differences Support
  • Peer Tutoring
  • Subject Tutoring
  • Technology Center
  • Writing Center
  • Independent Study
English:
  • Classics
  • Creative Writing
  • Literature
  • Genre Studies
History:
  • Classical History
  • European History
  • Honors
  • United States History
  • World History
  • American Studies
  • Modern History
Foreign Languages:
  • Chinese-Mandarin
  • French
  • German
  • Spanish
  • Greek
  • Latin
Religion/Philosophy:
  • Ethics
  • Moral Philosophy
  • Philosophy
  • Religious Studies
  • Theology
  • World Religions
Humanities/Social Sciences:
  • Economics
Sciences:
  • Anatomy
  • Astronomy
  • Biology
  • Botany
  • Chemistry
  • Environmental Science
  • Genetics
  • Geology
  • Health
  • Physics
  • Physiology
  • Forensics
Math:
  • Algebra
  • Calculus
  • Honors Math
  • Geometry
  • Probability
  • Statistics
  • Trigonometry
Computer Studies:
  • Computer Applications
  • Computer Programming
  • Computer Science
  • Multimedia
  • Coding & Design
Music:
  • Band
  • Choral Music
  • Individual Instructions
  • Music Theory
  • Orchestra
  • Recording
  • Voice
Performing/Visual Arts:
  • 3-D Design
  • Acting
  • Art
  • Art History
  • Ceramics
  • Dance
  • Drama
  • Drawing
  • Graphic Design
  • Painting
  • Photography
  • Portfolio
  • Production
  • Publications
  • Screenwriting
  • Studio Art
  • Television Production
  • Textiles
  • Theater Arts
  • Theater Design
Special Programs:
  • Community Service
  • Exchange Programs
  • Independent Study
  • Internships
  • Outdoor Education
  • Study Abroad:
  • School Year Abroad
Distinctive or New Programs:
  • The Washington Program
    Leadership & Ethics
AP Courses Available:
  • Biology
  • Calculus AB
  • Calculus BC
  • Chemistry
  • Computer Science A
  • Macroeconomics
  • Microeconomics
  • English Literature
  • French Language
  • German Language
  • US Government & Politics
  • Human Geography
  • Latin Literature
  • Music Theory
  • Physics B
  • Physics C
  • Spanish Language
  • Spanish Literature
  • Statistics
  • Studio Art
  • US History
  • Chinese Language
  • British Literature
  • Discrete Math
  • Introduction to Logic
  • Multivariable Calculus
  • Global Studies
  • History of the Cold War
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Summary: Living on dorm is at the heart of Episcopal culture: EHS's eight dorms - four for boys and four for girls - quickly become "home," where teachers and students celebrate birthdays, indulge in spontaneous midnight pancakes, and hold intense conversations around the kitchen table. Led by a dorm head with a resident faculty member on every floor, each dormitory is a community where students support and champion one another - from helping to carry a new student's luggage on the first day to attending dorm-mates' debuts in plays or athletic games. To ease the boarding school transition, freshmen live in their own dorms and have earlier check-in and lights-out times, plus extra faculty members on the dorm team. Additionally, Monitors - seniors selected by the faculty and student body - help coordinate dorm life. Students have one or two roommates, new students have roommates in the same grade, and all are responsible for their room upkeep and laundry.

Department Director: Douglas Dickson

Dorm Life

Number of Dorms: 8

Average Students Per Dorm: 55

No. of Girls Dorms: 4

No. of Boys Dorms: 4

Dorm Amenities:

  • Game Room
  • Laundry Facilities
  • Lounge
  • Vending Machines

Dress Code: Other

Student Life

Summary: The Episcopal experience is rooted in self-discovery guided by supportive adults. Our extraordinary residential community provides the perfect opportunities - both in and out of the classroom - for such discovery to occur. Living on dorm with classmates and teachers as neighbors inspires formative, lifelong friendships. The experience starts with academics and moves outward to the arts, athletics, school trips, community service, and takes full advantage of our location right outside Washington DC with ample opportunities to engage with all the city has to offer. The many choices - to participate on an athletic team, in a performance, in a club, with a student publication, to play a card game or laser tag - are joyous opportunities for students to determine who they are and to work with others toward mutual goals.

Facilities

  • All-weather track
  • Baseball field(s)
  • Basketball court(s)
  • Fitness Center
  • Technology Center
  • Volleyball court(s)
  • Football field
  • Indoor basketball court(s)
  • Pool
  • Two turf fields &
  • Tennis Courts

Clubs and Organizations

  • Classics Club
  • Community Service
  • Computer Club
  • Debate Club
  • Diversity Club
  • Dorm Proctors
  • Drama Club
  • Environmental Club
  • Foreign Language Clubs
  • Honor Council
  • International Clubs
  • Investment Club
  • Literary Magazine
  • Math Club
  • Model UN
  • Newspaper
  • Peer Counseling
  • Peer Tutoring
  • Pep Club
  • Photography
  • Science Bowl
  • Student Activities
  • Student Government
  • Student Publications
  • Theater
  • Weightlifting
  • Yearbook
  • Yoga
  • Young Democrats
  • Young Republicans
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Summary: Arts - At Episcopal, we know that the arts feed creativity, and creativity stimulates cognitive perception, awareness, and intellect. That's why we offer a comprehensive arts program through which students have an extraordinary opportunity to excel in their chosen art form, or to explore newly discovered interests and talents. In the state-of-the-art Ainslie Arts Center, students pursue all levels of study and practice in the performing and visual arts. This dynamic curriculum includes exposure to the rich artistic and cultural treasures of Washington, D.C., and master workshops with well-known performers and artists. EHS students have a rare opportunity to work at what they love and experience the challenges of creative practice - supported by adults who are themselves accomplished professionals.

Athletics - Episcopal believes that physical exercise and conditioning are very important to the health of every teenage boy and girl and that habits and routines of exercise begun at a young age are important to lifelong health. EHS is also committed to the values taught by athletic competition. Sportsmanship, self-discipline, and perseverance are often learned through interscholastic sports. Most importantly, Episcopal's athletic teams provide an opportunity for students from diverse backgrounds to learn the value of teamwork, cooperation, and mutual respect. Episcopal's athletics facilities rank among the finest of any high school in the nation and each year, Episcopal fields 46 interscholastic teams (including 27 varsity and 19 lower level teams) in 18 different sports. More than 375 students per year participate on these teams, and most freshmen and sophomores participate in interscholastic competition during all three seasons.

Arts Department Director: Mark Carter

Athletics Department Director: Jim & Jen Fitzpatrick

Arts
  • A Cappella Group
  • Art Club
  • Brass Ensemble
  • Chamber Choir
  • Chamber Ensemble
  • Chamber Orchestra
  • Choral Music
  • Dance
  • Drama Club
  • Glee Club
  • Guitar Ensemble
  • Jazz Ensemble
  • Pep Band
  • Rock Band
  • Stage Band
  • String Ensemble
  • Tech Crew
  • Theater
Interscholastic Sports
  • Baseball
  • Basketball
  • Crew
  • Cross-Country Running
  • Field Hockey
  • Football
  • Golf
  • Lacrosse
  • Rock Climbing
  • Soccer
  • Softball
  • Squash
  • Swimming
  • Tennis
  • Track and Field
  • Volleyball
  • Wrestling
Recreational Sports
  • Dance
  • Kayaking
  • Outdoor Education
  • Weight Lifting
  • Cross-Training
 

Summary: When our graduates leave Episcopal High School's gates, without exception their journeys continue at colleges and universities that best complement their talents, ambitions, interests, and learning styles. Our alumni attend many of the most highly selective institutions in the country, including honors colleges at state universities. Our dedicated team of college counselors guides both students and parents through every aspect of the college admissions process.

Informally, the process can begin as early as sophomore year when students are invited to attend college fairs and meetings with visiting admissions teams. Formal college counseling begins junior year with individual meetings and an orientation session designed to help students understand the application process. Our counselors personally monitor and assist with college planning throughout a student's junior and senior years. They help students indentify the college and universities where they will thrive - where the student will feel both supported and challenged. Our counselors, who maintain contact with respected colleges and universities nationwide, are especially able to determine whether a school is a good fit for a student.

Department Director: Tara Maglio

College Information

Percentage of Graduates Who Attend College: 100.00%

Colleges attended in the past 5 years by our graduates:

Agnes Scott College 1 graduates
American University 2 graduates
Amherst College 1 graduates
Assumption College 1 graduates
Barnard College 3 graduates
Belmont University 1 graduates
Boston College 2 graduates
Boston University 1 graduates
Bowdoin College 2 graduates
Brandeis University 1 graduates
Brown University 4 graduates
Bucknell University 3 graduates
California Institute of Technology 1 graduates
Carnegie Mellon University 2 graduates
Case Western Reserve University 1 graduates
Centre College 1 graduates
Chapman University 1 graduates
Claremont McKenna College 1 graduates
Clemson University 6 graduates
Colgate University 3 graduates
College of Charleston 4 graduates
The College of New Jersey 1 graduates
College of William and Mary 12 graduates
Colorado College 4 graduates
Columbia University 4 graduates
Connecticut College 2 graduates
Cornell University 2 graduates
Dartmouth College 2 graduates
Davidson College 7 graduates
Denison University 7 graduates
DePaul University 1 graduates
Dickinson College 5 graduates
Drew University 1 graduates
Duke University 2 graduates
Elon University 8 graduates
Emory University 2 graduates
Fairfield University 1 graduates
Florida State University 1 graduates
Franklin & Marshall College 3 graduates
Furman University 2 graduates
George Mason University 1 graduates
The George Washington University 4 graduates
Georgetown University 4 graduates
Georgia Institute of Technology 3 graduates
Gettysburg College 1 graduates
Hamilton College 2 graduates
Hampden-Sydney College 1 graduates
Hampton University 3 graduates
Harvard University 2 graduates
Haverford College 4 graduates
Hillsdale College 1 graduates
Hobart and William Smith Colleges 3 graduates
James Madison University 1 graduates
Johns Hopkins University 2 graduates
Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology 1 graduates
Lehigh University 1 graduates
Les Roches International School of Hotel Management 1 graduates
Lewis & Clark College 1 graduates
Longwood University 1 graduates
Louisiana State University 1 graduates
Loyola Marymount University 1 graduates
McMaster University 1 graduates
Miami University (Oxford, OH) 2 graduates
Middlebury College 2 graduates
Montana State University 1 graduates
New York University 8 graduates
Newcastle University 1 graduates
North Carolina State University 1 graduates
Northeastern University 1 graduates
Northwestern University 6 graduates
Oberlin College 2 graduates
Ohio Wesleyan University 1 graduates
Oklahoma State University 1 graduates
Pennsylvania State University 2 graduates
Princeton University 2 graduates
Purdue University 2 graduates
Queen's University 1 graduates
Rhodes College 6 graduates
Rice University 3 graduates
Rollins College 1 graduates
Rutgers University 3 graduates
Saint Joseph's University 1 graduates
Santa Clara Unviversity 2 graduates
Savannah College of Art and Design 1 graduates
Sewanee: The University of the South 14 graduates
Southern Methodist University 17 graduates
St. Lawrence Unviersity 2 graduates
Stanford University 1 graduates
Syracuse University 1 graduates
Texas A&M University 1 graduates
Texas Christian University 4 graduates
Texas Tech University 1 graduates
Trinity College 9 graduates
Trinity College - Dublin 1 graduates
Tufts University 1 graduates
Tulane University 3 graduates
United States Military Academy 4 graduates
United States Naval Academy 2 graduates
The University of Alabama 5 graduates
The University of Arizona 5 graduates
University of British Columbia 1 graduates
University of California, Berkeley 5 graduates
University of California, Los Angeles 4 graduates
University of Chicago 1 graduates
University of Colorado, Boulder 3 graduates
University of Delaware 2 graduates
University of Denver 2 graduates
The University of Georgia 7 graduates
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 2 graduates
University of Louisville 1 graduates
University of Maine 1 graduates
University of Mary Washington 2 graduates
University of Maryland, College Park 1 graduates
University of Massachusetts, Amherst 1 graduates
University of Miami (Florida) 1 graduates
University of Michigan 4 graduates
University of Mississippi 3 graduates
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 25 graduates
University of Notre Dame 3 graduates
University of Pennsylvania 5 graduates
University of Richmond 3 graduates
University of San Diego 1 graduates
University of South Carolina 5 graduates
University of St. Andrews 4 graduates
University of Tennessee 1 graduates
The University of Texas at Austin 5 graduates
University of Toronto 2 graduates
University of Vermont 1 graduates
University of Virginia 47 graduates
University of Washington 2 graduates
University of Wisconsin 1 graduates
Vanderbilt University 4 graduates
Virginia Commonwealth University 1 graduates
Virginia Military Institute 4 graduates
Virginia Tech 5 graduates
Wake Forest University 13 graduates
Washington and Lee University 10 graduates
Washington University in St. Louis 3 graduates
Wellesley College 2 graduates
Wesleyan University 3 graduates
Western University 1 graduates
Williams College 2 graduates
Wofford College 5 graduates
Yale University 1 graduates

Middle Percentile of SAT Scores

25th percentile 75th percentile
Critical Reading 580 670
Mathematics 590 670
Writing 620 720

Notable Alumni

Senator John McCain (Class of 1954) Senator of Arizona, 2008 Presidential Candidate

Gaston Caperton (Class of 1959) President of the College Board, former Governor of West Virginia

Julian Robertson (Class of 1951) Financier, former CEO of Tiger Management

Dr. T. Berry Brazelton (Class of 1936) Renowned Pediatrician and Author

Paul de Podesta (Class of 1991) Former General Manager of the Los Angeles Dodgers

Lee D. Ainslie (Class of 1982) Managing Partner, Maverick Capital

Todd Gray (Class of 1982) Chef and Owner of DC's Equinox Restaurant


 

Summary: Episcopal's special summer programs offer students entering grades seven through ten the opportunity to enjoy days and nights on Episcopal’s campus, learning from exceptional teachers and alongside talented peers.

Episcopal's 130-acre campus provides a beautiful setting for academic achievement where students and teachers utilize cutting-edge technological resources and outstanding facilities.

Summer Programs at EHS include the following: Young Writers Workshop;
Outdoor Skills & Adventures
Leadership Institute;
Introduction to Engineering; and
Documentary Photography. Please visit our web site www.episcopalhighschool.org/summer or contact Director of Weekend & Summer Programs at [email protected] for further information.

Each summer, Episcopal also hosts several athletic camps available to boys and girls from a wide range of ages. Please check our web site for details.

Department Director: Katie Ryan Kantz

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Summary: WHAT IS THE WASHINGTON PROGRAM?
An experiential curriculum that engages Episcopal High School students in real-world opportunities to learn, serve, lead, and work in the Washington, D.C., metro area.

HOW CLOSE IS EPISCOPAL TO WASHINGTON, D.C.?
Our 130-acre campus is 10 minutes from Washington and 7 miles from the White House.

HOW OFTEN DO EHS STUDENTS LEAVE CAMPUS TO EXPLORE THE D.C. METRO AREA?
Almost every Wednesday, faculty and experts in the field lead interactive experiences that tie into the curriculum and the Washington Program’s mission, building a foundation for independent study and project development.

WHO PARTICIPATES?
All students across all four years. Freshmen learn the city. Sophomores get to know the program’s four concentration areas. Juniors identify a passion. Seniors engage in a yearlong independent project.

Department Director: Jeremy Goldstein

 
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