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We would like to wish a warm Episcopal Day congratulations to the Class of 2022. 

Waves of blue and yellow glistened across Mustang Meadow as 8th grade competed against faculty and staff in the nostalgic student vs. faculty kickball game.

Second Grade students were very excited about their service learning project this year as they were eager to help our neighbors at the Dorothy Schneider Cancer Center, which is located right next door to our school.

Episcopal Day celebrated May Day last week, one of our school’s most beloved traditions. A special magic was in the air as this was our first traditional May Day since spring 2019.

Episcopal Day teachers and staff were so excited to welcome the class of 2018 back to campus.

In fall 2021, an idea was ignited among Ms Adenekan, Ms. Jiwani, and five middle school students — Anya, Ellie, Kendall, Serena, and Yasmin.

7th grade conducted a fire lab with Mr. Farrington to examine what elements make forests more or less flammable.

Episcopal Day was transformed into Grover’s Corner this past month as Mustangs starred in the spring production of Our Town.

Calling all 1st graders! Explore rolling admission opportunities at Episcopal Day School in the heart of San Mateo.

Kindergarten has been busy practicing their coin counting skills in preparation for a bake sale. Although a bake sale might sound scrumptious, these treats were made for none other than furry friends! 

Episcopal Day had an incredible turnout at this year's Science Fair. 

8th grade puts their battle bots to the test with Mr. Luong in Maker Lab.

Fifteen of our Mustang artists participated in an art show and contest sponsored by Mercy High School Burlingame.

Pre-Kindergarten and Kindergarten students had a ball in PE with Mrs. King as they practiced their hand-eye coordination skills.

Mr. Farrington's 7th grade science class learned how to keep an egg from breaking when dropped from a platform 5 meters above the ground.