MIND. BODY. SPIRIT.
Pre-K – 8th Grade
Since 1958, St. Michael’s School has been educating children in mind, body, and spirit to prepare them for lives of meaning and purpose.
MIND. BODY. SPIRIT.
A Pre-K Through 8th Grade School
Since 1958, St. Michael’s School has been educating children in mind, body, and spirit to prepare them for lives of meaning and purpose.
DISCOVER ST. MICHAEL’S SCHOOL
St. Michael’s School is an independent Pre-K through 8th Grade school in Tucson, Arizona, serving families since 1958.
Our mission is to educate students in mind, body, and spirit to prepare them for lives of meaning and purpose. We nurture students in a supportive, inclusive community that blends Episcopal tradition with forward-thinking education, offering a unique academic experience that inspires a love of lifelong learning and a strong sense of community. Our dedicated faculty and staff work together to provide a challenging and nurturing environment that fosters academic excellence, character development, and spiritual growth.
ADMISSIONS OPEN HOUSE
November 4, 2026
LOWER SCHOOL
GRADES Pre-K-4
Upper School
GRADES 5-8
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Happening around Campus
Dive Into Art! Join us for Art Expo 2026
Join Us for Art Expo 2026! Friday, May 15, 2026 | 5:30 p.m. Get ready to “Dive Into Art” for an unforgettable evening of creativity and community! For one special night, our school will transform into an underwater-inspired gallery, where you can explore the...
Small Business, Big Impact: Seventh Graders Serve the World
Students at St. Michael’s Middle School in Tucson, Arizona recently engaged in international service through the Kiva microloan program, introduced in Mr. Hawes’ World Religions class. The Tucson middle school students were challenged to design and run their own...










