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Portrait of a St. Francis Graduate

Four qualities. One integrated foundation.

At St. Francis Episcopal School, graduates are shaped not only by what they know, but by who they are becoming. Rooted in the Anglican tradition, our students are formed through an education that is academically challenging, spiritually grounding, and deeply connected to the call to be people for others.

Graphic of an SFE graduate with four qualities: Faithful, Creative, Prepared, Community-Minded.

 

Formed with Purpose

These four qualities do not stand alone.

Together, they reflect the kind of formation that defines a St. Francis education.

St. Francis graduates leave with more than academic preparation. They leave with a sense of purpose, a commitment to thoughtful action, and a readiness to contribute to the world around them. Formed by faith, strengthened through scholarship, and called to serve, they carry forward the values and vision of St. Francis into college, community, and life.

Faithful

Grounded in Faith

Through worship, reflection, and daily life, students develop a moral compass rooted in faith, humility, and integrity. That foundation shapes how they think, act, and lead.

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Prepared

Ready with Purpose

Through challenge and responsibility, students develop the confidence, resilience, and judgment to navigate change and lead with purpose.

Creative

Thinking Beyond the Expected

Students think beyond the expected. They ask questions, explore ideas, and solve problems with curiosity and originality across every discipline.

Community-Minded

Committed to Others

Students lead with empathy, dignity, and respect. As people for others, they strengthen their communities through service and action.

 

 

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Mission Statement

In the Anglican tradition, St. Francis Episcopal School challenges and motivates students in an academically and spiritually stimulating environment to become imaginative, critical thinkers and people for others.