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Episcopal Academy is a private school in Pennsylvania with a 240-year history and a robust academic program. Learn about its chapel theme, Buckley Lecture, student awards, May Term, and summer camps and programs.
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Episcopal's excellence in academics is matched by our...
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Challenging and nurturing Mind, Body, and Spirit since 1785....
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The cornerstone of an Episcopal education is the academic...
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In addition, the Episcopal campus offers nine athletics...
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Why Episcopal? - Episcopal Academy, The. From our robust...
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Episcopal Academy is a coeducational school for Pre-K to 12th grade, founded in 1785. It offers a challenging and supportive curriculum, a vibrant arts and athletics program, and a welcoming community.
Learn about the academic program at Episcopal Academy, a 230-year tradition of providing a rigorous and challenging curriculum. Explore the experiential learning opportunities, college preparation, and diverse community of learners at EA.
The Episcopal Academy, founded in 1785, is a private, co-educational school for grades Pre-K through 12 based in Newtown Square, Pennsylvania. Prior to 2008, the main campus was located in Merion Station and the satellite campus was located in Devon .
4. Mai 2024 · We are an Episcopal church in Columbus, Ohio who believe in nourishment, social justice, and reconciliation.
St. Philip Church has been a central part of the African American Episcopal tradition in Columbus and central Ohio for over 130 years. We were organized as a mission of Trinity Episcopal Church in the fall of 1891 as a place for the African American parishioners to worship.
Our pre-diocesan history must begin with the consecration of the Right Reverend Samuel Seabury on November 14, 1784 by Bishops of the Scottish Episcopal Church. His consecration makes him the first American bishop. In 1785 the name Protestant Episcopal Church is chosen.
