Admissions Process

St. John's seeks students who demonstrate the ability and potential to benefit from our academic programs, as well as parents who demonstrate a commitment to the goals of the School, to the total development of their children and to their children's success at St. John's. St. John's welcomes students of any race, ethnic origin, gender, and religious affiliation or denomination; we do not discriminate on these characteristics in the administration of admissions procedures, academic, or scholarship programs, educational policies, athletics, or other activities.

Applicants who meet the eligibility requirements will receive an invitation to attend St. John's. Special consideration is given to returning students, siblings of current students and alumni, and to the children of active St. John's Episcopal Church members. Students are admitted until all available places are filled. Those who meet eligibility requirements for admission, but for whom no space is immediately available, are assigned to an applicant pool from which placements are filled as they occur. Date of application is considered when selecting among equally-qualified applicants. Students entering Kindergarten, First, or Second Grades must be (respectively) five-, six-, or seven-years-of-age by September 1 of the year entering.