St. George Episcopal School, San Antonio

What a fantastic first week of Summer at St. George! ☀️🎨⚽🧁✨

From creating colorful masterpieces, fairy houses, and clay sculptures to building combat robots, engineering challenges, and Minecraft worlds, our campers spent the week exploring, creating, learning, and making new friends. They danced through fantasy ballet, baked delicious treats, practiced their athletic skills, discovered the wonders of science, and let their imaginations run wild in magical adventures inspired by fairy tales and Hogwarts.

Whether they were designing mini golf courses, performing in theater and music camps, exploring nature, cooking in the kitchen, or celebrating their unique superpowers, every camper helped make Session I an unforgettable start to the summer.

Thank you to our incredible campers, counselors, and instructors for a week filled with creativity, curiosity, laughter, and fun. We can’t wait to see what adventures await in Week 2!

In April, Saint Mary’s Hall gathered to celebrate current and newly selected scholarship recipients for the 2026-2027 school year. SMH says the reception “honored these students for their dedication, accomplishments, leadership, and the unique gifts they bring to our community as distinguished scholars.” All of the SMH students pictured are St. George alumni!

SMH recognized the following scholarship recipients who previously attended St. George:

* Courtney King, SG Class of 2022 – Capers and Elliott Leadership Award
* Violet Swart, SG Class of 2022 – Capers and Elliott Leadership Award
* Hannah Rivier, SG Class of 2023 – Betty Stieren Kelso Scholarship
* Madeline Bell, SG Class of 2023 – Susan Gresham Davidge Scholarship
* Matthew “Bear” Mayberry, SG Class of 2024 – Capers and Elliott Leadership Award
* Valentina Ndesandjo, SG Class of 2024 – Capers and Elliott Leadership Award
* Madison “Max” Windscheffel, SG Class of 2024 – Capers and Elliott Leadership Award
* Elina “Googie” Bonakchi, SG Class of 2024 – Jamie Armstrong and John Mirza Bennett Leadership Award (new recipient)
* Sofia Navarro, SG Class of 2024 – Jamie Armstrong and John Mirza Bennett Scholarship (new recipient)
* Maryclaire Bond, SG Class of 2024 – Susan Gresham Davidge Scholarship
* Jackson “Jack” Noble, SG Class of 2025 – Capers and Elliott Leadership Award
* Claire Rivier, SG Class of 2025 – Capers and Elliott Leadership Award
* Eleanor Cantu, SG Class of 2025 – Carol Brown Science Scholarship
* Rae Brickerson, SG Class of 2025 – Ved Behal Scholarship
* Emilia Rodriguez, SG Class of 2026 – Capers and Elliott Leadership Award (new recipient)

Congratulations to our phenomenal alumni and their continued success!

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St. George proudly presents the 8th Grade Class of 2026! From chapel mornings and classroom discoveries to friendships, leadership, and unforgettable memories, this class has truly left its mark on our community. We are so proud of all they’ve accomplished and can’t wait to see where their next chapter takes them. Congratulations, Class of 2026! 🎓

This week, we celebrate Teacher Appreciation Week on campus! 🍎

Our teachers are the heart of our community—guiding, inspiring, and supporting each student with dedication and care. Their commitment to academic excellence and whole-child development leaves a lasting impact every day.

We are so grateful for the passion and love they bring to our school. Thank you for all that you do!

Drop some love to our teachers in the comments below!

We’re still celebrating our 2nd grade class’s incredible float in the Battle of Flowers Parade! Inspired by The Wizard of Oz, the float was brought to life by 2nd grade families and featured more than 17,000 hand-made paper flowers. 🌸

The best part? They took home 1st place! 🥇

Our community showed up strong in the “St. George section,” popping confetti cannons and cheering them on every step of the way. 🎉 Congratulations to our amazing students and families!

GO SPURS GO! GO SPURS GO! 🏀

The 21st Annual Chain of Love took place this morning! Between Chain of Love fundraising and the funds from sales at Le Marché, St. George raised over $23,000 to support our sister school in Haiti! And because $1=1 domino, that means our Domino Chain that was toppled today was over 23,000 dominos!!!

Thank you to everyone who contributed to this special program! Your donation, no matter the size, makes a difference in our Chain of Love!

It was a beautiful day for Le Marché on Thursday! Business teams in 4th-8th grade have been working for months planning their business proposals, making products, determine profit margins, and more, and on Thursday they sold their products in booths all over campus! All the funds raised go directly to Chain of Love. Congratulation to our young entrepreneurs!