St. John's Episcopal School
St. John's Episcopal School was a comprehensive Episcopal day school in Oklahoma City, USA. It was founded as an outreach mission of St. John's Episcopal Church in 1951. Beth Kelly was the principle of the school.
On July 12, 2017 the school announced its immediate closure due to budgetary issues.
The school is reopening for the 2019–2020 school year as Sovereign Community School, focusing on immersive Native American teachings and culture.
Campus[edit]
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Accreditation[edit]
St. John's School is fully accredited by both the State of Oklahoma and by the Southwestern Association of Episcopal Schools. Its faculty have won awards and recognition for excellence in teaching.
School[edit]
St. John's diverse population comes from many upper-class, white regions of the city and the surrounding suburbs, and serves approximately 200 students in Preschool 3 through Grade 8. The school is governed by an elected Board of Trustees responsible for operational, financial, and policy implementation. The school is financed almost entirely through tuition, contributions, grants, and fund-raising activities.
External links[edit]
- St. John's Episcopal School
- Budget woes spur closure of Oklahoma City private Christian school
- An Announcement from St. John’s Episcopal School
Coordinates: 35°31′29″N 97°34′08″W / 35.52472°N 97.56889°W
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