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50+ Years
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Engaging, Inspiring Education for Infants Through 8th Grade
At Holy Spirit Episcopal School, we believe education should ignite curiosity, foster resilience, and cultivate a lifelong love of learning. Our dedicated faculty guides students from infancy through 8th grade, emphasizing hands-on, experiential learning that bridges classroom concepts with real-world applications. For over six decades, we have nurtured confident, compassionate learners prepared for academic and personal success in high school, college, and beyond. Our programs integrate outdoor education, early literacy, and community service, ensuring students develop critical thinking and empathy.With small class sizes and a supportive community, we create an environment where every child thrives. Our Episcopal identity shapes a culture of respect, inclusivity, and service, while our innovative curriculum prepares students to navigate an ever-changing world. Parents consistently praise our joyful atmosphere, where children eagerly embrace learning and form lasting connections with teachers and peers.
Services
Early Childhood
Primary School
Lower School
Middle School
Ecolink Outdoor Education
Service and Leadership Program
Rice Early Literacy Program
Details
- Year established: 1963
Highlights and features
- We offer hands-on, real-world problem-solving in every grade.
- Our faculty fosters individualized learning and deep student engagement.
- We integrate outdoor education and community service into our curriculum.
- Our graduates excel in top high schools and universities nationwide.
- We provide a joyful, inclusive environment where students thrive emotionally and academically.
What people say
Happy to go to school
Positive and joyful
Confident, courageous achievers
Supportive teachers
Transformative learning experiences
Services
Early Childhood
Our Early Childhood program nurtures infants and toddlers through play-based learning, fostering foundational skills in a safe, stimulating environment. We emphasize social-emotional growth, early literacy, and motor development. Our experienced educators guide young learners in exploring their world through sensory activities and structured routines.
Middle School
The Middle School program challenges students with rigorous academics and leadership opportunities. We combine project-based learning with character development to prepare students for high school and beyond. Our curriculum emphasizes critical thinking, collaboration, and real-world problem-solving in a supportive community.
Ecolink Outdoor Education
Ecolink connects students to nature through hands-on science and environmental stewardship. Students explore local ecosystems, conduct field research, and learn sustainability practices at locations like the Houston Arboretum. This program builds scientific literacy while fostering respect for the natural world.
Service and Leadership Program
Students engage in meaningful service projects addressing local needs like food insecurity. Through partnerships with organizations such as food banks, they apply classroom learning to real-world challenges. This program develops empathy, civic responsibility, and leadership skills through direct community involvement.
Rice Early Literacy Program
This specialized program builds strong reading and writing foundations through play, storytelling, and dramatization. Students develop language mastery and expressive communication skills. The curriculum combines phonics instruction with creative expression to cultivate confident, articulate young writers and speakers.
People
Kelly Broaddus
Head of School
Kelly Broaddus leads Holy Spirit Episcopal School with a commitment to innovative education and student-centered learning. With decades of experience in Episcopal education, she champions programs that blend academic rigor with character development and community engagement.
Questions
What grades does Holy Spirit Episcopal School serve?
We serve students from infancy through 8th grade, offering a continuous educational journey from early childhood to middle school.
What makes your curriculum unique?
Our curriculum emphasizes hands-on learning, outdoor education, and community service, integrating real-world problem-solving with character development and academic rigor.
Are there opportunities for parent involvement?
Yes! We encourage parent participation through our Parent Teacher Organization, Booster Club, volunteer programs, and regular school events.
What extracurricular programs do you offer?
We provide fine arts, student leadership opportunities, outdoor education programs like Ecolink, and partnerships with local organizations for service learning.
How do you support student transitions to high school?
Our graduates receive personalized guidance for high school applications and benefit from a strong academic foundation that prepares them for advanced studies.
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