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St. Stephen's Episcopal School of Wimberley, founded in 1989, is a small, coeducational school offering classes for 2-year-old through 8th grade.
We are committed to attracting and retaining a diverse student body.
We admit students of any religion, race, and national or ethnic origin.
Every effort is made to admit students whose academic needs can be met at St. Stephen's.
We welcome children of all faiths. The mission of St. Stephen's Episcopal School is to develop each student to his or her full potential academically, spiritually, morally and physically.
Through educational experiences in a Christian community, each student will grow in grace and become a responsible and ethical leader.
St. Stephen's Episcopal School of Wimberley, founded in 1989, is a
small, coeducational school offering classes for 2-year-old through
8th grade. We are committed to attracting and retaining a diverse
student body. We admit students of any religion, race, and national
or ethnic origin. Every effort is made to admit students whose
academic needs can be met at St. Stephen's. We welcome children of
all faiths. The mission of St. Stephen's Episcopal School is to
develop each student to his or her full potential academically,
spiritually, morally and physically. Through educational
experiences in a Christian community, each student will grow in
grace and become a responsible and ethical leader.
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