ST. PHILIP'S EPISCOPAL SCHOOL
Raising Happy Kids Since 1961
830-278-1350
343 N Getty St
Uvalde, Uvalde County 78801
USA
PROGRAM OFFERINGS
St. Philip's Episcopal School provides learning through exploration, scrutiny, and self-reflection. In every class, our teachers emphasize the strategies and processes involved in learning and self-growth, creating a unique opportunity to prepare our students to live thoughtful, creative, and fulfilling lives in a rapidly changing society. Below are the enrichment classes offered each week at St. Philip's.
Spanish
Sonya Gonzales
Every day, students are inspired to discover the joy of learning Spanish as they immerse themselves in Sube's captivating curriculum, which incorporates music, culture, language, and kinesthetic activities.
STEAM
Chelsea Tidball
By participating in STEAM classes three times a week, students are given the opportunity to enhance their abilities in science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics.
Godly Play
Sharon Fowler
Students attend Godly Play once a week. Godly Play is a method of Christian education and spiritual direction for children ages 2-12. The goal of Godly Play is to teach children the art of using religious language-parable, sacred story, silence, and liturgical action to help them become more fully aware of the mystery of God's presence in their lives.
Library
Marie Williamson
The library is a magical place where students can immerse themselves in captivating stories, discover their perfect book with the help of a caring librarian, and experience the joy of peaceful reading. Let's cherish this opportunity to expand our knowledge and enrich our souls every week.
Chapel
led by Father Mike Marsh and Becky Capt
Chapel follows the Daily Morning Prayer service as outlined in The Book of Common Prayer. Services take place twice a week during the school year, on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8:00 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. We invite you to join us.
Daily Devotions in the classroom
classroom teachers
Each day starts with a daily devotion led by the teachers, where students may express their gratitude to God and share their prayer requests. This time fosters a sense of fellowship and faith among the classroom family, which the students truly appreciate.