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The Episcopal School in the City of New York

PrivateUpper East SideEpiscopal
35 East 69th Street, New York, NY 10021
212-879-9764

Overview

Educational philosophy

Traditional / Academic

Programs offered

2s · 3s · Pre-K

Annual tuition

$28K – $42K / yr

School continues

Through Pre-K

Student-teacher ratio

5:1

Total students

~170

Financial aid

Aid: $

Sibling & legacy

Upcoming:
Sep 9Inquiry opens Sept 9, first-come; parent tours Oct–Dec; child visit Dec–Feb.3s
Nov 1Application deadline.3s

The Episcopal School in the City of New York is a coed early-childhood day school on the Upper East Side, founded in 1961 and housed in a townhouse at 35 East 69th Street. It serves about 170 children from age 2 years 5 months through 5 in morning, afternoon, and full-day pre-K sessions, with a 5:1 student-teacher ratio. The program blends traditional, developmentally appropriate instruction with open-ended play, enriched by Music, Creative Movement, Storytelling, Library, and weekly Chapel. Accredited by NYSAIS and a member of ISAAGNY, the school offers need-based financial aid.

Programs & Schedule

2sAge 2–3

Schedule

Monday – Friday · 8:30am–11:30am

Extended hours

No

Tuition

$27,600 / yr

3sAge 3–4

Schedule

Monday – Friday · 8:30am–11:30am

Extended hours

No

Tuition

$27,600 / yr

Pre-K4 yrs – 5 yrs
Schedule optionTuition / yr
half-day; morning 8:30-11:30 or afternoon 12:30-3:30 session, same half-day tuition$27,600
8:30am–2:30pm$42,000

Admissions

Inquiry opens Sept 9, first-come; parent tours Oct–Dec; child visit Dec–Feb.Sep 9
Application deadline.Nov 1
Notification (ISAAGNY).Feb 25
Reply by noon.Mar 4

Leadership

Susan Sheahan

Admissions contact

Pamela Kenny

info@episcopalschool.org

Culture & Community

Educational approach
Traditional / Academic

Traditional early childhood education that combines direct instruction with open-ended free play. Developmentally appropriate, hands-on experiential learning that develops each child socially, emotionally, intellectually, and physically while fostering curiosity, responsibility, and independence.

Religious affiliationEpiscopal
GenderCo-ed
Cultural programs
MusicArt
Outdoor spaceOwn outdoor space ✓
Enrichment
Summer camp (June, 3 weeks)MusicCreative movementRooftop water playChapel

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