Business Details
50+ Years
experience
Premier Elementary & Middle School Education in Thousand Oaks
St Patrick's Episcopal Day School has been dedicated to educating and developing the whole child since 1963. Our kindergarten readiness through eighth-grade program fosters academic excellence alongside a commitment to nurturing responsible, caring, and healthy children within a loving community. Rooted in the Episcopal tradition, we welcome families of all faiths and emphasize values that unite us. Our curriculum integrates academic rigor with service learning, leadership development, and creative exploration, preparing students to courageously transform the world.With a focus on individualized attention, our experienced faculty cultivates confidence and a lifelong love of learning. We offer specialist classes in art, music, physical education, technology, and Spanish, complemented by extended day programs and community partnerships. Our graduates emerge as compassionate leaders equipped with the skills to excel in their future academic and personal endeavors.
Services
Kindergarten Readiness
Elementary Education
Middle School Program
Specialist Classes
Extended Day Programs
Details
- Year established: 1963
Highlights and features
- We offer a legacy of educating the whole child since 1963.
- Our curriculum integrates academic rigor with service learning and leadership development.
- Specialist classes in art, music, technology, and Spanish enhance core learning.
- Experienced faculty provide individualized attention in a nurturing environment.
- Graduates emerge as confident, compassionate leaders prepared for future success.
What people say
Nurturing environment
Dedicated teachers
Strong community involvement
Well-rounded curriculum
Excellent preparation for high school
Services
Kindergarten Readiness
Our Kindergarten Readiness program prepares young learners for academic success through social growth and foundational skills. Students engage in core academics while exploring art, music, and technology. Family partnership opportunities enhance classroom experiences, fostering a safe environment where children develop social-emotional skills alongside academic preparedness.
Service Learning
Grade-level service projects integrate academic skills with community impact. Students participate in initiatives like food drives, animal welfare programs, and environmental conservation. These experiences teach empathy, responsibility, and problem-solving while connecting classroom learning to real-world applications through partnerships with local and global organizations.
Specialist Classes
Weekly classes in art, music, physical education, Spanish, and technology complement core academics. Art instruction develops creativity through diverse media, while music programs build appreciation and performance skills. Technology classes teach digital literacy and coding, and Spanish instruction emphasizes cultural understanding through interactive methods.
Extended Day Programs
Before and after school care provides structured activities from 7:30 AM-6:00 PM. Students participate in homework assistance, recreational play, and specialty clubs like robotics, cooking, and theater. Programs accommodate all grade levels, offering opportunities to develop new skills while engaging with peers across different age groups.
Middle School Program
Our middle school curriculum prepares students for high school through pre-algebra, literature analysis, and earth science. Leadership development occurs through campus responsibilities and outdoor education trips. Students engage in STEM challenges, public speaking, and service projects while maintaining a balanced focus on academic rigor and personal growth.
People
Dr. Jayme Johnson
Head of School
Dr. Johnson leads with a vision for holistic education, emphasizing academic excellence and character development. She champions innovative teaching methods while maintaining the school's Episcopal values and commitment to community service.
Mrs. Renee Pantoja
Director of Admissions
Mrs. Pantoja guides families through the admissions process, ensuring alignment with the school's mission. She fosters community connections and promotes the school's unique educational philosophy to prospective families.
Fr. George Daisa
Rector
Fr. Daisa provides spiritual leadership, integrating Episcopal traditions into school life. He conducts chapel services and values education while maintaining the school's founding connection to St. Patrick's Episcopal Church.
Mrs. duHadway
Lead Teacher
Mrs. duHadway delivers expert instruction in kindergarten readiness, focusing on social-emotional development and academic preparedness. She creates engaging learning environments that foster curiosity and foundational skills for young learners.
Mr. Schillinger
Math Teacher
Mr. Schillinger teaches middle school mathematics, emphasizing problem-solving and real-world applications. He prepares students for advanced math concepts while integrating technology and collaborative learning strategies.
Questions
What grades does St. Patrick's Episcopal Day School serve?
We serve students from kindergarten readiness (age 4) through 8th grade.
Does the school follow religious teachings?
Rooted in the Episcopal tradition, we welcome all faiths while emphasizing universal values like compassion and service.
What specialist classes are offered?
Students attend weekly classes in art, music, physical education, Spanish, and technology.
Are after-school programs available?
Yes, we offer extended day programs with homework help, recreational activities, and specialty clubs.
How does service learning work?
Each grade participates in community service projects connected to their curriculum and developmental level.
What is the student-teacher ratio?
We maintain small class sizes with lead teachers and teaching assistants in all grade levels.
