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Wel c o me t o St. Ja mes’ !
As yo u step i nt o our c o urt y a rd, o ur be l ief i n p res e rv i ng th e
wo nder o f chi l dh oo d i s pa l pab l e . We a re a w arm , i nclusi v e
c o m m un i t y fi ll ed wi th i nte ll ectua ll y c uri o us, dynam i c l e a r ner s
w h o be li e v e i n the p o w e r o f qu e st io ns. We as k o ur quest i on s
t og ethe r, w e s e a rch f o r a ns we rs t og ethe r, w e m ak e ou r
edu c at io n a l j o u r n e y t o g e the r.
At St. J a m es’ , w e b e l ie ve th a t ev e n our y o un g est lea r ners hav e
the c apac i t y for d e ep th o u g ht and co ll ecti v e act io n. T hus , a l l
o f o ur p res c h ool t o grad e 6 students a ct i ve l y e ng a ge i n ser v ic e
l ea r n i ng O ur e xc e l le nt a c a dem i c p ro g ram, bu i lt o n s ol id s o c i a l -
e m ot i ona l f o undati o ns , ensu re s o ur stud e nts a re ready f o r th e
n e xt step on the i r edu c at io n al path
I inv i te y o u t o c o m e l e a r n m o re ab o ut us !
S i nc e rel y, Diane Rich Head of School
S t Ja m e s’ E piscopal S c h oo l
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PRESCHOOL:
Grades
PRESCHOOL - SIXTH GRADE
STUDENTS ENROLLED 385


KINDERGARTEN–SIXTH GRADE:
At St. James’, we believe in...

preserving the wonder of childhood.


supporting the spiritual and social development of each child.
providing our children an exceptional academic foundation. the strength of a diverse and welcoming community.


As a child, everything is new.

natural curiosity
environment where students thrive in the wondrous exploration
students build their confidence when they are able to discover a variety of cultures. growth mindset, research tells us that what they can achieve is virtually boundless!
Our co-curricular confidence.
Our co-curricular classes include:
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• Library
• Music
• P.E.
• Performing Arts
• Religion
around them. Our overnight field trips include: •
BEYOND SCHOOL AFTER CARE:
the school day
tuition-inclusive free play where Kindergarten – 6th grade students can
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BEYOND SCHOOL SPORTS:
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• Flag Football
• Golf
our athletes compete in:
• Soccer
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BEYOND SCHOOL CLASSES:
Some examples include:
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• Art Classes
• Chess
• Choir
• Creative Coding • Dance
• Engineer Playground
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Journalism
Language Classes • Orchestra
BEYOND SCHOOL MUSICAL THEATER: For our theater and drama
behind the curtain. Recent productions include:
• Cats
• The Little Mermaid
• Matilda
• The Wiz


excellent academic foundation
choice as they move through life, including where they matriculate in the future. Academic achievement begins with educators who engage children with empathy, insight, and an awareness of the many confidence and
intellectual skills safe, nurturing environment
core curriculum in Reading, Writing, Math, Science, and Social Studies, designed to engage and challenge every student. Our students can achieve their best because they feel they belong.
TEACHING & LEARNING SUPPORT
Math Strategist Strategies
School Counselor
Family Education
Modeling Teaching
Teaching & Learning Support Model
Differentiation Service Learning
Learning Specialist
Assessments
Accommodations
Family Communication
Writing Strategist Strategies
Modeling Teaching
Literacy Specialist Assessments
Strategies Materials Modeling
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• writers, and innovators.
• and engagement.
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Librarian
Teaching Classes
Media Literacy
Research
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Gesell Program in Early Childhood at Yale to
and Marlborough.
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The majority of our graduates attend:
• Brentwood
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• Crossroads
• Geffen Academy
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• Marlborough School
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• Polytechnic
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Recent college matriculation includes:
• Cornell University
• Fairfield University
• Harvard University
• Kenyon College
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• NYU Tisch School of the Arts
• Northwestern University
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• University of California,
• University of California, Los Angeles
• University of Chicago
• University of Michigan
• University of Southern California
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• St. Louis


fabric of life at St. weekly Chapel, an inclusive ritual rooted in the form and ethos of the Episcopal heritage. At the same time, we recognize and respect the religious and ethnic diversity of our students and introduce children to the religious traditions, faith, ethics, and community. More concretely, we teach that spirituality and religious faith are grounded in service that affirms the dignity and worth of all human beings.
A Responsive Classroom
Because children
• • The Wonder Drug that service leads
• beings.
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service learning is an essential part of who
we are
Students provide support in many different ways, including:
• • • community garden
• donation drives
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same time, we honor and celebrate all faith traditions as reflections of we prioritize kindness to others as our guiding philosophy.


diversity as a core strength. As a learning community of teachers, staff, and students, we value and respect the differences among us, cultivating a sense of belonging while inviting conversations perspectives and voices that reflect the , including the many heritage groups of our own families to celebrate their own cultural identities, faiths, and backgrounds.
Episcopal ethos of inclusivity
best. So we are committed to our
2025 - 2026
STUDENT DIVERSITY

2025 - 2026
STAFF DIVERSITY

2025 - 2026 TUITION ASSISTANCE

the cultures of various communities. Our extensive program honors traditions and customs in the form of music, dance, and performance for:
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• • Christmas
• Día de Los Muertos
• Diwali
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• Jewish holidays
• Lunar New Year
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Some parent volunteer opportunities include:
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• Cultural Celebration Committees
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• Every Child Fund Ambassadors
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• Hot Lunch Service
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• Larchmont Family Fair
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• Room Parents
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• Sustainability Committee
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ADDITIONAL SUPPLEMENTAL MATERIALS:
OPEN HOUSES
SMALL GROUP TOURS
APPLICATION CHECKLIST
PARENT INTERVIEWS
Submit a Teacher Recommendation Form
ASSESSMENTS & SHADOW DAYS
February.
Tuition Assistance Application Process
full cost of tuition.
Tuition & Fees: 2025–2026*
*Tuition Rates include an annual registration fee. 10-month and bi-annual payment plans available (additional fees apply)