Saint Stephen’s Episcopal School in Bradenton, FL
Saint Stephen’s Episcopal School is an independent, college preparatory school located in Bradenton, Florida. Known for its academic rigor, outstanding athletics and strong arts program, Saint Stephen’s is among the most respected college preparatory, private schools in Florida, or for that matter, in the Southeast. The Class of 2011 college acceptances includes Harvard, Princeton, Columbia, Penn, Dartmouth, Cornell, Johns Hopkins, Georgetown, and Wellesley College.
Saint Stephen’s provides a world-class education for students in pre-kindergarten through grade 12, yielding 100 percent college acceptance for our graduates. Locally, our students come from Bradenton, Sarasota, Lakewood Ranch, Palmetto, Ellenton, Anna Maria Island, Longboat Key and Casey Key. Beyond Manatee County, families come from across the globe to attend private school in Florida at Saint Stephen’s.
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- No Classes – Feb 3
- RECRUITING: Saint Stephen’s Morrish to attend Vanderbilt
- Goalkeeper stays active as Saint Stephen’s boys rout Bradenton Christian in prep soccer quarterfinal
- Saint Stephen’s Falcons flying into girls prep soccer semifinals
- Howell’s seven-point day sets up match with Tampa Prep
- Local roundup | Falcons win sixth straight district title
- Saint Stephen’s announces a new after-school sports program and Falcon Fit Club exclusively for K-5 students.
- Admissions Open House January 25, 1pm – 3pm
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Spotlight of the Week
Saint Stephen’s Throws The Gauntlet...and It Lands Online
The award-winning newspaper, The Gauntlet, of the Saint Stephen’s Episcopal School’s Upper School (9th through 12th grades) made the transition from paper copy to online news source today. After months of preparation, The Gauntlet went live at www.ssesgauntlet.org.
The Gauntlet has been in production since 2005, and until now was produced just four times per year. With the new online platform, The Gauntlet staff will be able to cover breaking news and use photos, videos, audio, polls, and links to enhance their reporting.
“While the format of the school newspaper has vastly changed, lessons in journalistic integrity and ethical, balanced reporting will remain the same,” said Nadia Watts, the students’ journalism teacher. “Whether or not they choose to become members of the media in the future, my students will be prepared to go out into the world as informed media consumers who are familiar with the most current technology.”