FAQ’s

The average class size at ECS is approximately 19 students.  We believe this provides a great balance – large enough to foster good socialization, friendships and vibrant classroom communities, while small enough for teachers and staff to know each student personally and provide individualized support/extension.

 Yes. We want a Catholic education to be accessible to as many families as possible.  Tuition assistance and scholarship opportunities are available for qualifying families.  We encourage you to contact our office or the parish office – we’re happy to discuss options available and help determine what may be the best fit for your family.

Absolutely! At Epiphany, we value involvement for as many students as possible in a variety of ways.  One of the unique advantages of Epiphany is that Band and Choir are offered during the school day, allowing students to participate in both music and athletic programs.

Children entering Preschool 3 (PreK3) should be 3 years old and fully potty-trained by September 1.  Families can choose either a five-day or Mon/Wed/Fri schedule.  PreK3 is a half-day program with Extended Care available before and after the preschool day.

Children entering Preschool 4 (PreK4) should be 4 years old and fully potty-trained by September 1.  PreK4 is offered five days per week as a half-day program, with Extended Care also available.

Students entering Kindergarten should be 5 years old and fully potty-trained by September 1.  Kindergarten at ECS is a full-day program, providing students a strong academic, social and faith-filled foundation as they begin their elementary school journey.

Absolutely! In fact, we encourage it.  The best way to experience Epiphany Catholic School is to see it in action for yourself.  We welcome prospective families to reach out and schedule a tour at any time throughout the year.

For students entering Kindergarten through 8th grade, we also offer Shadow Days, giving prospective students the chance to spend a school day alongside one of our current student “ambassadors” in their same grade level, to experience a day as an Epiphany Knight firsthand.

ECS does not provide bus transportation.  Most families transport their children to and from school, while many others coordinate carpools with other Epiphany families.

No. We warmly welcome families of various faith backgrounds who desire a high quality education rooted in Catholic values.  While all students will participate in Religion classes, school Masses, prayer and other faith experiences, families are not required to be Catholic in order to apply.