Benefits of Pre-K - Grade 12 Experience
Who doesn't remember as a young child the profound impact an older student had on you while modeling their own personal talents, skills and character. Or as a teenager, seeing younger children engaged in discovery and wonder, reigniting your own playful spirit and reminiscing of your joyous journey to young adulthood. These invaluable moments happen spontaneously and intentionally every day at St. Margaret's.
St. Margaret’s recognizes the unique benefits of our early childhood through grade 12 school community, including leadership, connection, character building, role modeling and mentorship.
St. Margaret's creates meaningful opportunities throughout the school year for cross-divisional student projects and for all Tartans to come together together working toward shared goals and engaging in experiential learning projects.
Importantly, through St. Margaret's Innovation Strategy and ethnographic research, our students, young and older, have told us that they enjoy and benefit from being together across divisions. They deepen and tap into their personal values, they model and learn from each other, and create lasting memories and bonds across ages. We know that the benefits of time together are immeasurable for both younger and older Tartans.
Annual opportunities for the community to come together include the All-School Spring Service Project, where Early, Lower, Middle and Upper School students, faculty and staff join in learning about a local need in the community through a non-profit partnership and engage in all-school service projects and activities. Read about the 2021 All-School Service Learning project with The Ecology Center, here.
“Our youngest and oldest students work together creating and sharing stories, having fun and making new friendships, showing their school spirit and care for each other and the world around them. The annual all-school service learning project is a perfect all-school activity underpinning of our mission and values as a school community,” said Head of School Will Moseley.
Other all-school projects and activities include the 2019 All-School 40th birthday party celebration, and Literacy Day.
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St. Margaret’s recognizes the unique benefits of our early childhood through grade 12 school community, including leadership, connection, character building, role modeling and mentorship.
St. Margaret's creates meaningful opportunities throughout the school year for cross-divisional student projects and for all Tartans to come together together working toward shared goals and engaging in experiential learning projects.
Importantly, through St. Margaret's Innovation Strategy and ethnographic research, our students, young and older, have told us that they enjoy and benefit from being together across divisions. They deepen and tap into their personal values, they model and learn from each other, and create lasting memories and bonds across ages. We know that the benefits of time together are immeasurable for both younger and older Tartans.
Annual opportunities for the community to come together include the All-School Spring Service Project, where Early, Lower, Middle and Upper School students, faculty and staff join in learning about a local need in the community through a non-profit partnership and engage in all-school service projects and activities. Read about the 2021 All-School Service Learning project with The Ecology Center, here.
“Our youngest and oldest students work together creating and sharing stories, having fun and making new friendships, showing their school spirit and care for each other and the world around them. The annual all-school service learning project is a perfect all-school activity underpinning of our mission and values as a school community,” said Head of School Will Moseley.
Other all-school projects and activities include the 2019 All-School 40th birthday party celebration, and Literacy Day.
Head of School Will Moseley
“Our youngest and oldest students work together creating and sharing stories, having fun and making new friendships, showing their school spirit and care for each other and the world around them. The annual all-school service learning project is a perfect all-school activity underpinning of our mission and values as a school community.”
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Literacy Day 2016
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St. Margaret's Episcopal School does not discriminate on the basis of gender, race, color, religion, sexual orientation or national and ethnic origin in the administration of its educational, admission, financial aid, hiring and athletic policies or in other school-administered programs.
St. Margaret’s Episcopal School
31641 La Novia Avenue
San Juan Capistrano, CA 92675
949.661.0108
31641 La Novia Avenue
San Juan Capistrano, CA 92675
949.661.0108
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