St Stephens Episcopal School

Nice place to host Basketball tourney’s. Very spacious facilities and large restrooms, very clean also. The main court had enough seating for the guest and spectators, as the second court, not so. There were folding chairs along the divider, and chairs behind the basket, other than that, you had to stand. Also, with so many teams there, you would’ve thought the concession should’ve been larger, not! But all in all, it was a great outing at St. Stephens.

Hands down the best education you can give your child in Austin, Texas. St. Stephens sets high expectations for their student, faculty and staff. The faculty are present and ready to help students succeed and staff is friendly yet professional.
St. Stephens also fosters an environment that teaches children about service to others and community, they have zero tolerance for behaviors that would be ignored at other private and public schools in Austin.
This is an Episcopalian school that does a beautiful job of making students of diverse religious backgrounds feel welcome and accepted to include students from non-​religious families.
They offer multiple sports, clubs, and fine arts programs.
The tuition is not for the faint of heart, it is costly when compared to other private schools however, it is worth the expense. Most private schools are just like public schools minus the larger classes.
St. Stephens not only sets high expectations for their students, they set high standards for their teachers. This in my opinion is what sets them apart from other private schools and public schools.
If you have a child who is less academic or perhaps more into athletics you may want to send them to another private school or public school. If you have a child that is hungry for knowledge or wants to be challenged St. Stephens is the school for you.
Down side here is the high cost and though it pains me to say it, the cafeteria food is mediocre but hey you can always pack a lunch!

The best school in Austin. Small class sizes, amazing teachers, beautiful hill country campus, diverse student body, and progressive ideals.