St. Michael’s is not just a school — we are a community. Families, faculty, and staff care for each other and work together to educate students in mind, body, and spirit to prepare them for lives of meaning and purpose.
We encourage our families to get involved — whether it’s through volunteering, attending events, or simply sharing your ideas. Each individual plays a crucial role in our collective success, reinforcing St. Michael’s commitment to inclusivity and belonging.
Soaring Eagles Alliance
Our community of parents is amazing, and it’s a huge part of St. Michael’s welcoming and caring culture. We see ourselves as partners in your child’s educational journey, and parent involvement is a crucial part of our mission.
Philanthropy and Fundraising
At St. Michael’s School, we believe in the power of community and the impact of giving. We recognize the importance of philanthropy in sustaining our diverse programs, which extend far beyond the classroom. Through initiatives like the Halo Fund and various fundraising efforts, we strive to make our programs accessible to all students. These initiatives are crucial in reinforcing our school’s mission to provide a well-rounded education that nurtures the mind, body, and spirit of each student.
Alumni
St. Michael’s has more than 1,770 alumni that can be found throughout the globe. St. Michael’s Alumni lead lives of learning, leadership and service and self-describe as innovative, creative and hard-working individuals.
Our community of parents is amazing, and it’s a huge part of Trinity’s welcoming and caring culture. We see ourselves as partners in your child’s educational journey, and parent involvement is a crucial part of our mission.
St. Michael and All Angels Church
St. Michael’s Parish Day School was founded in 1958, five years after the formation of St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church, by the church’s first rector, the Reverend John Clinton Fowler. On opening day in September of 1958, thirty-four students enrolled in Kindergarten and first grade.
Today, the church is used to gather each Monday for school-wide Chapel, to celebrate our community life and student learning. In turn, Lower and Upper School divisions gather once a week for Mass and Chapel as well.