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Wildcat Community

Our Episcopal Identity

School Worship

Creative, inclusive, and drawing fully upon the liturgical resources of The Episcopal Church, worship is a regular part of school life for all faculty and students.

Community Life

Reflection, prayer, and matters of the spirit are honored and cultivated and the physical, mental, and emotional health of all are supported and nurtured.

Religious Study

Meaningful, academically substantive, and age-appropriate; and in teaching the Christian tradition, fosters dialogue with other faith traditions.

Social Justice

Equity, justice, and a just society throughout the life of the school; the embracing and honoring of diversity; and the inclusion of community service and service learning into the life of the school.

Upper School (9-12)

Upper School students are curious and disciplined. At this level, teachers challenge them to reach beyond their intellectual comfort zone.

They’re ready to stretch their abilities, take risks, and explore different perspectives. Motivated and ambitious, they learn to study and research independently, to communicate ideas in a meaningful way, and to develop the social and interpersonal skills of cooperation, teamwork, and leadership. And because they’re ready, we give them the space to think independently, critically and creatively. With this blend of freedom and responsibility, Upper School students thrive.

The teachers push you hard, but they make sure you get it. They want you to succeed - 11th grade student

Troy Urquhart

Head of Upper School
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Course of Study

Upper School Resources

Printable PDF - 2019-2020 US Course of Study

 

School Profile

 

Community Handbook

Dress Code

Upper School News

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The Honor Code Signing is an Episcopal Collegiate tradition meant to remind our community of its obligation to the values of Respect, Reverence, and Responsibility, the tenets upon which our Honor Code is based. With each signature, our students, teachers, and faculty members pledge to uphold the Honor Code in mind, body, and spirit, thereby promoting honesty and integrity with each homework assignment, test, or essay.