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NAES advances Episcopal education and strengthens Episcopal schools through essential services, resources, conferences, and networking opportunities on Episcopal school identity, leadership, and governance, and on the spiritual and professional development of school leaders.

As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, NAES relies on membership dues, charitable donations, and corporate subscription for its ability to provide essential services to its members.

How You Can Support NAES

Annual Giving

Learn about what our Annual Fund supports and how to donate.

Planned Giving

Information about including NAES in your long-term plans and becoming a member of the Muhlenberg Society.

Endowment Giving

Learn about the NAES Endowment Fund for Leadership Development and how to donate.

Donate Online to NAES

Donate securely online to the NAES Annual Fund or to the NAES Endowment Fund.

Corporate Subscription

Learn how nonprofit and for-profit organizations and companies can support NAES and connect to Episcopal schools. View a list of current subscribers.

Calendar

Nov 29

November 29, 2018

NAES at PoCC 2018
Feb 26

February 26, 2019

Early Childhood Education Leadership Day

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Did You Know?

There are 1,182 Episcopal schools and early childhood education programs.

Episcopal schools and early childhood education programs provided an estimated $212,000,000 in financial aid in 2013-2014.

There are 1,042 parish, cathedral, religious order, and seminary sponsored Episcopal schools and early childhood education programs.

Episcopal schools are found throughout the states, territories, and commonwealths of the United States and in the British Virgin Islands, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Colombia, Haiti, and Honduras.

There are 577 Episcopal early childhood education programs.

The Episcopal Diocese of Haiti has 252 schools, the most of any diocese of the Episcopal Church.

There are 3 Episcopal military schools and a fourth school offers an optional JROTC program.

Texas has 121 Episcopal schools and early childhood education programs in 6 dioceses, the most of any U.S. state, territory, or commonwealth.

There are 54 Episcopal secondary schools.

Trinity School, New York City, founded in 1709, is the oldest continually operating Episcopal school.

There are 477 Episcopal elementary and middle schools.

Episcopal schools and early childhood education programs serve over 160,000 students from diverse religious, ethnic, racial, and socio-economic backgrounds.

There are 1,138 Episcopal day schools and early childhood education programs.

Over 28,500 administrators and faculty and staff members work in Episcopal schools and early childhood education programs.

There are 140 diocesan and independent Episcopal schools and early childhood education programs.

There are 74 comprehensive (P-12) Episcopal schools.

On average, 25% of Episcopal school and early childhood program students are Episcopalians.

36 Episcopal schools offer a combination day and boarding program.

NAES was founded in 1965 and celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2014-2015.

8 Episcopal schools are boarding only programs.

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