History
Founded in 1947 as an outreach of St. Luke’s Episcopal Church, St. Luke’s Episcopal School provides a superior coeducational environment for PK-Middle School. St. Luke’s Episcopal School is accredited by the Independent Schools Association of the Southwest (I.S.A.S.) and the Southern Association of Episcopal Schools (S.A.E.S.). St. Luke's Episcopal School admits students of any race, color, national or ethnic background.

Philosophy
Our unique blend of freedom and discipline creates an atmosphere conducive to learning and to the development of critical thinking skills. We promote the joy of learning by challenging students to do their individual best and by providing them with the support and resources to guide and encourage their discovery. St. Luke’s Episcopal School maintains a balance between effort and achievement, the acquisition of knowledge and academic grades, and the exercise of mental and physical faculties with the aim of producing responsible citizens who are conscious of their role in God’s world.

Mission Statement
St. Luke's Episcopal School is a Christian community dedicated to academic and personal excellence, lifelong learning, and service to others.

The Saint Luke's Way
As members of a Christian community, our conduct is guided by love and respect for God, our school, our neighbors and ourselves. We demonstrate the St. Luke’s Way through behavior that is courteous and cooperative.

Portrait of a St. Luke’s Graduate
• Reflects the love of Jesus Christ
• Acquires and applies knowledge critically, analytically and ethically
• Embraces the lifelong pursuit of knowledge, excellence and wisdom
• Demonstrates leadership, perseverance and balance
• Celebrates the uniqueness of every person
• Engages in community service

Characteristics of Professional Excellence for Faculty and Staff
1. Honor and appreciate all children as God’s special creation, reflecting the love of Jesus Christ
2. Cultivate a high degree of academic and personal excellence from students
3. Embody the mission of St. Luke’s Episcopal School
4. Model behavior that reflects the St. Luke’s Way
5. Pursue high professional standards and best practices and support colleagues in doing the same
6. Adhere to school policies and procedures and hold strict confidentiality