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Who We Are

Established in 1954, St. George Episcopal School is a coeducational independent school community located in central San Antonio, Texas.

We offer exceptional academic preparation in an inclusive community of students, faculty, and families. Our graduates routinely excel at top high schools across the city, with 95% of graduates qualifying for honors or advanced classes. We offer a diverse program of rigorous academics, competitive athletics, and fine arts to build a strong sense of community and foster love and respect for God, self, and others.

Our Vision & Mission

Our Vision

St. George Episcopal School empowers servant leaders with wisdom, courage, faith, and love to make a positive impact locally and globally.

 

Our Mission

St. George Episcopal School provides exceptional academic, physical, creative, and spiritual development in an inclusive Christian community that cultivates love, service, curiosity, and respect for God, self, and others.

Admissions Info

Admissions Info

We are happy you are considering St. George Episcopal School as a home for your child’s educational future. We invite you to visit our campus to learn more about our program and to get to know our community.

To learn more, fill out an online inquiry form, email us, or call us at (210) 342-4263. A member of the Office of Admissions will reach out to you soon to answer any questions and schedule your personal tour of the campus.

St. George By The Numbers

537

Total Enrollment

8:1

Student-Faculty Ratio

1954

Founding Year

15

Average Class Size

10

Sports Offered

22%

Students Receiving Financial Aid

95%

Graduates Take High School AP or Honors Classes

5K+

Student Service Hours Per Year

Community Stories

Marina and George Gavito
Parent

Marina and George Gavito

Current Parents

"You feel that sense of community here and we fell in love with it."

 

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Day of the Dragon is tomorrow, October 6! We’re looking forward to a fun day celebrating our St. George community. We want to highlight something that makes St. George so special - our community and the people who make it such a wonderful place to learn, grow, and belong.

This year’s goal for the Dragon Fund is $175,000. Every family plays a part in strengthening our St. George community, and every gift, no matter the size, makes a difference. Make your contribution to the Dragon Fund today by clicking our link in bio!

Help your grade level reach its participation goal. Every gift counts towards your grade’s goal:

- 50% participation: Paletas
- 75% participation: Pizza Party
- 90% participation: Free Dress Day

If you make a donation of $250 or more by the end of the day tomorrow, you’ll also be entered into a drawing for a William Chris wine basket. And remember, families who make $750 or more in donations to the Dragon Fund during the 2026-2027 school year will be invited to an adults only lead donor party in August 2027. 

Finally, we hope you’ll join us tomorrow afternoon to cheer on our Dragon volleyball teams at 4:30, 5:30, and 6:30 PM!

Thank you for all you do to support St. George. We’re looking forward to a great Day of the Dragon!
Day of the Dragon is our biggest day of giving, a special opportunity for our entire community to come together in support of The Dragon Fund. While gifts may be made at any time throughout the year (link to donate in bio!), October 6 is a day to celebrate our collective generosity, school spirit, and the difference we can make together.

We look forward to celebrating with:

* Special goodies during morning carline
* A student spirit day featuring St. George spirit shirts and school bottoms
* Evening volleyball games - all families are invited to come cheer on the Middle School Dragons at 4:30pm, 5:30pm, and 6:30pm in the gym!
* Special giving incentives and prizes

Every gift, regardless of size, helps make more possible for our students. Join us for a day of giving, community spirit and volleyball on Day of the Dragon - October 6th!
Don’t miss your chance to PLAY, SPONSOR, and make an IMPACT! Spots are filling fast, so grab your foursome and get registered today. Remember, all funds raised help support the Tuition Assistance Program for St. George students. 

Let love be genuine and come join us for a fun-filled day on the green! ⛳️ ❤️
At St. George, we are committed to providing an exceptional educational experience that inspires students to learn, grow, and thrive. 

The Dragon Fund is St. George’s annual fund, providing essential resources that enrich classroom learning, empowering our teachers, expanding student opportunities, and helping make a St. George education accessible to more families. This year’s goal for The Dragon Fund is $175,000.  Each gift directly supports the people and programs that make our school exceptional. 

We invite you to hear directly from the students, teachers, and leaders who experience the impact of your generosity every day. 

Your generosity helps St. George:

* Support and retain outstanding teachers
* Enhance curriculum, technology, STEM initiatives, and hands-on learning
* Expand visual and performing arts opportunities
* Provide athletic equipment, uniforms, and coaching resources
* Offer professional development and classroom resources for faculty
* Strengthen financial aid and access for families
* Respond to emerging needs throughout the school year

We are especially proud to share that 100% of our faculty, staff, and school board have already participated in this year’s Dragon Fund, a wonderful reflection of their belief in our students, our mission, and the future of St. George. We invite you to participate in the Dragon Fund by clicking the link in our bio or through the Parent Portal. Gifts of $750 or more will be recognized with a lead donor party in August 2027.

Every gift, regardless of size, helps make more possible for our students. Thank you for the many ways you support St. George and help create the exceptional education and caring community that define our school.