Why consider St. Anne's?
At St. Anne’s, education is about far more than academic achievement. It is about nurturing curious minds, compassionate hearts, and confident leaders through the years that matter most.
One of our greatest strengths is our Preschool through Grade 8 model, supporting children through the most significant period of their intellectual, social, emotional, and moral development.
The repeated cycle of learning, leading, and starting anew (like the transitions from Kindergarten to grade one, or grade five to middle school) builds resilience, humility, empathy, and authentic leadership. In a community where every child is deeply known, students build lasting relationships with teachers and peers while growing into mentors and leaders for younger students.
By the time they graduate from St. Anne’s, our students have not only been mentored by older peers but have also served as mentors and role models themselves, giving them the confidence to lead while remaining eager to learn in the new chapter that awaits them with High School.
Our challenging, and engaging curriculum is enriched by experiences that extend well beyond the classroom. From our Outdoor Classroom and Mountain Campus to Character Education, Service Learning, Design Thinking & Innovations Lab, arts, athletics, and an Episcopal ethos that welcomes and explores all faith traditions, every experience is intentionally designed to cultivate resilience, creativity, empathy, and purpose.
The result is graduates who leave St. Anne’s exceptionally well prepared for high school and equipped with the confidence, character, and a love of learning to thrive throughout their lives.
A tour of historical sites on campus given by a few of our third grade students.
Our teachers create opportunities for students to own their learning adventures, engage with their community, and participate in experiences that shape them as human beings. One example of these efforts was two days of campus tours for parents, curated and led by our third grade students
Each student practiced their paragraphs ahead of time, gathered their tour group, and confidently led visitors to significant historical spots on campus. It took both preparation and courage. Speaking in public and pronouncing a few tricky vocabulary words didn’t stop them; instead, they embraced the challenge with bravery and pride in their school.
This project deepens their sense of belonging and connection to the stories, people, and places that have shaped their community, a living history that our current students continue to write each day.
Ready to experience the history and heart of St. Anne’s yourself? Book your tour today! While our third graders are back to their studies, our Director of Admissions, Wendi Berardi, would be delighted to show you around.
