ST. ANDREW’S EPISCOPAL SCHOOL
Joyfully Serving Students Age 3 - 8th Grade
Why choose St. Andrew’s?
In Amarillo, families have choices when it comes to their children’s education. Why should parents commit to choosing St. Andrew’s, the only Episcopal school in Amarillo?
The answer is simple: because what we offer is different.
Whole Child, Whole Journey
At St. Andrew’s, education is not just about grades and test scores. We believe in forming the whole child through mind, body, and spirit. Every stage of a child’s growth from age 3 through 8th grade is intentionally nurtured:
Early Childhood (Primer–Kinder): cultivating curiosity and a love for learning.
Lower School (1st–5th): building strong foundations, encouraging independence, and sparking joy in discovery.
Middle School (6th–8th): often called the “lost years” in education, these become a season of growth and confidence at St. Andrew’s. Instead of simply surviving adolescence, our students thrive in a safe, faith-centered community that encourages leadership, healthy risk-taking, and preparation for high school success.
St. Andrew’s is a place where children excel as learners and leaders. This is a place where children are positively impacting our community now and are empowered to continue doing so after graduation. Your child’s place is waiting…
ANNOUNCEMENTS
ANNOUNCEMENTS
We are offering two Safeguarding training sessions for volunteers, September 1st at 2 pm and September 9th at 8:45 am. All school volunteers must complete this training annually.
Lunch Orders Due on Fridays by 3 pm
Click the blue button above to visit the EZ School Apps webpage, where you may place lunch orders for your student. Lunch orders are due on Friday by 3 pm for the following week.
Check the Bronco Bulletin for Full Details
Parent orientations for Primer through 5th grade will be held between August 24th and 27th. Details for each grade level may be found in the Bronco Bulletin.
TESTIMONIALS
Open the doors to more at St. Andrew’s Episcopal School!
Join us on a virtual school tour via the video above.