Discover the joy of a St. Michael’s education by attending one of our Fall Admissions Programs! Register here: Admissions Programs Registration
The St. Michael's Story
St. Michael’s Episcopal School is a beloved K–8 community for families seeking a values-based education grounded in love and inclusion.
At St. Michael’s, we are Leading with Love, Learning with Purpose.
Here, students are deeply known, purposefully challenged, and joyfully celebrated. Rooted in our Episcopal identity, we believe childhood is sacred, and true preparation means nurturing the whole child—academically, emotionally, spiritually, and morally. Our community is close-knit so every child and family feels seen and supported, yet vibrant and expansive enough to offer exciting opportunities in the performing arts, athletics, clubs, and robotics.
Mission Statement
St. Michael’s Episcopal School nurtures the spirit, ignites the mind, and celebrates childhood in a community of love, affirmation, and belonging that fosters educational excellence.
Sought-After Graduates
We are proud of our students and the unique community that exists at St. Michael’s. We are equally proud of our graduates who are consistently praised by high school guidance counselors and admission directors for their superior academic achievement, leadership abilities, interpersonal skills, and enthusiasm for learning. It truly is an exciting time to be at St. Michael’s!
About Us
Established in 1957 by St. Michael’s Episcopal Church, St. Michael’s is accredited by the Virginia Association of Independent Schools (VAIS) and a member of the National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS). Our kindergarten through eighth grade co-educational school draws students from 29 different zipcodes from Richmond City and the surrounding counties of Henrico, Hanover, Goochland, Chesterfield, and Powhatan. We are proud to be celebrating our 68th year!
Located on the scenic 70-acre W.E. and Dale Harman Singleton Campus, the Lower School serves approximately 238 kindergarten through fifth graders. The Middle School, which serves approximately 154 sixth through eighth graders. St. Michael’s offers two classes per grade with a faculty ratio of 10:1. Most classes average 20 students. Core academic classes in the Middle School average 15 students.