At a Glance
Respect, Reverence, Responsibility
Grades Served: Pre-K3 through 12
Enrollment: 676
Diversity of Enrollment:
Grades Pre-K3 - 12: 20%
Grades Pre-K3 - 5: 19%
Grades 6-12: 21%
Student/Teacher Ratio: 9:1
Faculty: 80 full-time faculty with 70% holding advanced degrees
SAT/ACT Average:
Matriculation: 100% admitted to four-year colleges
Merit Scholarships: 71% of class of 2010 received over $4,700,000 in scholarship offers
Educational Philosophy: Academically challenging, hands-on, inquiry-based approach which supports individual developmental levels and learning styles in a challenging yet nurturing environment
Curriculum: College preparatory; curriculum benchmarked against national and international standards and curricula; advanced courses and 16 AP courses offered
Chapel: Daily chapel services offered in the Episcopal tradition of welcoming students of all religious backgrounds
Community Service: All students at every level give back to the community in many ways; Students in grades 6-12 volunteered over 10,500 hours in 2009/10 school year
Athletics: School participates in the Arkansas Activities Association and fielded 47 teams in 12 sports during the 2008/2009 year with an average of 80% of 6-12 students competing in at least one sport.
Fine Arts: Award-winning program offering opportunities in drama, visual arts, broadcast journalism, choral music, string orchestra and percussion ensemble
Technology: Arkansas' first school to offer one-to-one laptop program for all 9-12 students
Campus: 34 gated and secured acres near downtown Little Rock
Facilities: Over 220,000 square feet of state-of-the-art facilities including three libraries, three gymnasiums, nine science labs, four visual art studios, four music rooms, two cafeterias, two playgrounds, two computer labs
Accreditation: Southwestern Association of Episcopal Schools (SAES) and Arkansas Nonpublic School Accrediting Association (ANSAA)
Selected Memberships: National Association of Independent Schools, National Association of Episcopal Schools, Cum Laude Society, National Honor Society, The College Board, National Council of Teachers of English, National Council of Teachers of Mathematics
