A grade 9-12 coed, 100 percent boarding school located just minutes from Washington, D.C.
At Episcopal High School, character is nurtured through traditions of honor and excellence. Our 130-acre campus, just outside of Washington, D.C., affords access to all the artistic, cultural, and scholastic resources of our nation's capital. Episcopal offers an extraordinary boarding school experience and exceptional college preparation that emphasizes self-discovery, independence, and productivi
06/16/2026
Sretno, Vatreni! We love hosting Team Croatia as their World Cup training base — and we're cheering you on every step of the way. Good luck, Vatreni, as you take on England in the 🏆 June 17 | 4:00 PM ET
From the locker room to the hallways, our campus has transformed to make the Vatreni feel at home.
06/15/2026
Harvey Bilisoly '75 recently returned to campus to paint one of the most iconic buildings on The Holy Hill: Hoxton House, graciously gifting EHS the paintings.
06/04/2026
As another school year passes, we pause to honor something remarkable: 120 combined years of dedication, care, and commitment to this community. Please join us in thanking and congratulating Tim Rogers '79, Rocío Mendizábal, Catherine Gómez-Goodnow, and Eleanor Moore on their retirement. We are so grateful for everything they have given to The High School.
06/03/2026
A peek into the 90s at Episcopal.
We can’t wait to welcome back our classes ending in 01, 5, and 6 to the Holy Hill for Reunion this weekend — reminisce on old memories and make some new ones. Let’s go, High School.
We are excited that Episcopal High School has been selected as the official Team Base Camp for the Croatian National Football Team — the region’s only World Cup training site in the D.C. area.
Vatreni, we are ready — and we know you are, too. Dobrodošli u naš dom. 🇭🇷
“May we never forget what it was like to be here. To be known, and to be loved. And may we never forget to speak life wherever we go.”
Valedictorian Nathaniel F. ‘26 said everything we needed to hear. Congratulations, Class of 2026. Go speak life. 🎓
05/28/2026
As the school year drew to a close, athletes gathered in Laird Dining Hall to celebrate the spring season and their individual and team accomplishments. In her remarks, senior Helen M. '26 captured what four years of EHS athletics taught her: "The part I'll miss most won't be the scores. It'll be all the little moments in between. And that's the part I hope we never take for granted."
05/27/2026
Fortiter. Fideliter. Feliciter. | Bravely. Faithfully. Happily.
At FFF Vespers, Burnam D. '26 and Tim Rogers '79 each reflected on what it means to live by Episcopal's motto — in the hardest moments, most of all.
DuBose spoke of second chances and the cost of real growth: "The cost is what drives growth; the cost is what most people won't pay; the cost is what gets you to the point you always wanted." Rogers, preparing to retire after 30+ years in the classroom, offered a parting wish for the student body — not just luck, but struggle: "That's what's going to be more valuable to you."
05/26/2026
As our country turns 250, sophomores and juniors hit the road for the final MRC Day of the year. With Walter Isaacson's “The Greatest Sentence Ever Written” as their guide, students traveled to Philadelphia, Gettysburg, Monticello, Williamsburg, Yorktown, and Woodlawn/Tudor Place to better understand and reflect on the promise of "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.”
