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Serving students two years old through twelfth grade.

Our Mission

Bishop Noland Episcopal Day School provides academic excellence to a diverse student body in a Christian environment.

Our Philosophy

The knowledge of God is the beginning of wisdom.

The Christian church has always regarded education as one of the tasks involved in its pastoral ministry to people of all ages.

Bishop Noland Episcopal Day School attempts to guide the child in spiritual, as well as emotional, intellectual, and physical development. Any worthwhile education must take into account the fact that a child is not only a rational, but also a spiritual being; and that a sound mind and a sound body are related to reverence, charity, respect, and those things of the spirit, which are values common to, yet transcend human life. The role of the Bishop Noland Episcopal Day School is that of helping the child develop all facets of personality as a child of God. Each child is unique, an individual, one of God’s children.

Our Values

  • Provides a nurturing, spiritually-based, educational environment.
  • Develop their unique abilities and gifts.
  • Celebrates a child’s depth of wonder and joy in the world.
  • Program incorporates play and learning to foster the developmental and academic needs of each child.
  • Loving, certified educators shaping minds and igniting their passion for learning.

Igniting a passion for learning

Two Years through Kindergarten

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  • Opportunity to build the foundation for an independent, successful future.
  • Nurturing environment that includes data driven instruction and the latest teaching strategies.
  • Small group instruction allows for more opportunities for questioning and engagement.
  • Confidence and inspiration to become life-long learners and leaders in our community.
  • Service-learning affords every student the opportunity to make a difference in the world around them.

Inspiring our children to become courageous leaders

First through Sixth Grade

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  • Tremendous growth and change, exploration and discovery.
  • Allow students to experience a close-knit community fostering confidence, collaboration and creativity.
  • Teaching at EDS: highly engaged students, unusually dedicated colleagues, and autonomy in the classroom.
  • Designed to prepare students to understand the importance of juggling academics, sports, and extracurricular activities.
  • Responsibilities and learning to be accountable for numerous academic classes and projects.

Engaging students in meaningful learning

Seventh through Eighth Grade

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  • Empowered students are motivated.
  • Personalized experience as students navigate their lives as young adults.
  • Provide opportunities for growth and increased responsibility.
  • Balanced approach to academics, enrichments, and connections to the community.
  • Block Schedules - Reduce stress and Increase student engagement.

Empowering students to take charge of their future

Ninth through Twelfth Grade

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Our News & Events

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Apr
19
Grandparents Day - South Campus
Join your grandchild(ren) on the south campus for lunch.  7th - 12th will eat at Noon.
Meet your students in the Commons right inside the front doors.
 Friday, April 19, 2024
Apr
23
Seniors College Day
Seniors can wear a shirt/t-shirt of the college they will attend after high school.
 Tuesday, April 23, 2024
Apr
24
5th Grade Movie Night - South Campus
5th grade movie night starts at 5:30pm and ends at 7:30pm on the SC in the Commons.
 Wednesday, April 24, 2024
Apr
24
Eagle Fund Finale Giving Day
We are asking our supporters to CRANK UP the energy by being a part of the first ever Eagle Fund Finale. 
 
In honor of our 70th Anniversary, we are asking parents, grandparents, alumni, parishioners and supporters everywhere to come together on Wednesday, April 24th to make a difference in the lives of our students. Donations in the amount of $70 or more will have their names recognized on a "70th Celebration" brick displayed in the South Campus plaza. 
 
Your generosity is vital to the success of our school. You help us put education first and fulfill our mission every day. Help us finish out the year financially strong and be a part of building a more healthy, prosperous and secure future for our students.
 Wednesday, April 24, 2024