St. Michael's Campus Infant & Toddler Program

I welcome you to Episcopal Day School and trust that you will find the information on our website to be useful to you in answering the questions you may have about our fine school.  I applaud you for seeking answers in advance, as determining a school for your child is one of the most important tasks you have.

For the very first time, EDS is pleased to offer a curriculum-based program for children as young as six weeks of age. The early childhood program at the newly-acquired St. Michael's Campus will be geared toward serving the needs of the working family and will be open year round from 7:00 a.m.- 5:30 p.m. The program will be headed by long-time EDS employee and Christ Church member, Lisee Sherrill. This innovative endeavor will be a hands-on learning environment, highlights of which include a student created butterfly garden, a student-maintained Manna food garden, and a labyrinth - all to enable children to discover for themselves the beauty, richness and worth of God's blessings. A constructivist learning environment combined with a highly capable staff and stimulating curriculum promises to reinvigorate young childhood education in downtown Pensacola.

For over a half century, Christ Church Parish has supported our school as perhaps its largest and most long-standing program.  Episcopal Day School enjoys a reputation in this community as upholding the highest of standards in academic excellence while infusing  "moral education" in every aspect of our school. Every child is known here, and the time is taken to understand the personalities of every student who enters.  Ecumenical in nature, the school recognizes the diversity of other faiths while emphasizing the Judeo-Christian values that teach us to make good decisions and use our talents to make a positive difference in the world.

Please make an appointment to come visit the school.  You will feel the happy and loving atmosphere in the halls and among the faculty.  Episcopal Day School is a special place.  We hope you, too, will consider making it your child's "home away from home."