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At St. Michael’s School in Tucson, our Episcopal identity is at the heart of a community where every student is known, valued, and encouraged to grow in mind, body, and spirit as we educate for lives of meaning and purpose.
We welcome students and families of all faith traditions and backgrounds, inspired by God’s call to see ourselves as beloved members of the human family. Rooted in the Episcopal tradition, we value curiosity, inquiry, empathy, and service. Our call to love one another shapes a community of compassion, respect, inclusion, and belonging.
What it Mean to Be an Episcopal School
Pillars of the spiritual life at St. Michael’s School
As School Chaplain at St. Michael’s, I have the honor of working in partnership with students, parents, and faculty and staff to celebrate and strengthen the Episcopal identity and practice of our wonderful School. This work takes shape each year through weekly worship, religious study, and our service-learning program.
At the heart of all we do in celebrating and sharing our School’s Episcopal identity is the Church’s practice of respecting the dignity of every human being. While we strive to live and practice our Episcopal faith day to day, we fully welcome students and families of all faiths and backgrounds to share their unique gifts in community with us.
Our outreach and partnership with a number of local, community-based non-profits allow us to help where help is needed, answering the invitation as people of God to serve and to be, as Theresa of Avila says, “…the eyes through which God looks compassion on this world. Yours are the feet with which God walks to do good.”
We welcome you to join us in this work of becoming all that we can be—in mind, body, and spirit. I welcome any questions and encourage you to learn more about the many gifts of a St. Michael’s education.
