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Welcome to St. John’s Episcopal School
More than 60 years ago St. John’s began as a small, parish school nestled in the hills of one of Dallas’ premier outdoor destinations, White Rock Lake. Today, we are a vibrant, independent, Episcopal school serving hundreds of families from across the city, and our innovative instruction extends beyond our backyard of White Rock Lake and into the greater Dallas area.
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Student Formation
Following the St. John's Code, we foster a positive culture of belonging and accountability and inspire students from a variety of backgrounds who possess a range of talents and interests.
Academics
St. John's students are challenged to reach their highest potential and graduate to attend the area's best schools as knowledgeable, articulate, confident and morally responsible young adults.
Arts
We emphasize the process that children experience as they complete visual artistic work, rather than solely on the end product.
Athletics
St. John's athletics program is developmentally and instructionally suitable for the individual child and designed to offer a variety of experiences to meet the needs of students with varied abilities and talents.
Testimonials

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St. John's students from all grades participated in Make! Day, a hands-on learning experience designed to encourage students to invent, create, and build.

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During the first unit of Texas History, "A Land Called Texas," students were introduced to the work of Texas artist Julian Onderdonk.

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Middle schoolers enjoyed the opportunity to learn from the leader of the Tibetan Buddhist Monks who were sponsored by the Crow Asian Art Museum to visit Dallas.

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As a part of the seventh grade curriculum in history and religion, St. John's Episcopal School, students learn about the three major monotheistic faiths: Judaism, Christianity and Islam. They study not only the similarities and differences of their basic beliefs, but also their cultural and historical impact on the world. This is a long-standing tradition and learning opportunity at St. John's.

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As a pre-Thanksgiving treat, the sixth grade class students traveled to Bonton Farms, an urban farm in south Dallas and spent the morning hauling mulch to the vegetable garden, feeding pigs, collecting eggs, and taking an active role in life on a working farm, which was established to provide healthy food options at affordable prices for surrounding neighborhoods.

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Three Middle School teams represented St. John's in the SIFMA Foundation's North Texas session of the Stock Market Game. The eighth grade team placed second in the middle school division, and one of the seventh grade teams placed fourth.