Episcopal Collegiate School

The first week of Summer at the E! is in full swing! ☀️

Whether it’s biking, learning to sew, taking vocal lessons, playing games, or practicing football drills and cheering, there’s so many ways to spend the day! Check out more Enrichment Camps offered throughout the summer by visiting our webpage. Link in bio.

Happy First Day of June!

As summer begins, this is a friendly reminder that the 2026-2027 Summer Reading Lists/Assignments are available on our website. This year’s selections are designed to spark curiosity, encourage discovery, and remind you that some of the best journeys begin with simply turning the page.

The Summer Reading & Enrichment page can be found in the main navigation header or under “Parents and Student Quick Links.” Questions? Please contact Academic Dean Ms. Kathleen House at [email protected]

Episcopal Collegiate’s Baccalaureate Ceremony at Trinity Cathedral 💚

Congratulations, Gabriella! This Wildcat is headed to the University of California, Los Angeles and plans to study Neuroscience! We are so excited for you!! 💚💙

Say hello to our newest SIXTH graders! The Class of 2033 recently celebrated their 5th Grade Recognition Ceremony which is a huge milestone in their academic journey. With so many new extracurriculars, opportunities, and experiences awaiting them in Middle School, we can’t wait for them to explore everything the upcoming school year has to offer.

One week since Commencement, and we’re still celebrating our seniors and all they accomplished along the way. 🎓

Nothing says “last day of school” like Lower School FIELD DAY!!!

What does it truly mean to prepare students for the world beyond the classroom?

In his latest piece featured in Arkansas Money & Politics, Dr. Griffin, Head of School, explores the idea of “glocal citizenship” — the belief that meaningful global awareness begins with local engagement, service, and real-world connection. From entrepreneurial partnerships to externships and community collaboration, Episcopal students are learning that leadership starts close to home.

Read more from Dr. Griffin’s perspective via the link in bio.