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Head of School

Saint Thomas' Episcopal School
Houston, TX United States

Comprehensive School (P-12)
https://stes.org
Position Starts: July 1, 2025
Application Deadline: Until Filled

 A full Position Profile is available at SouthernTeachers.com. 

ST Search is assisting Saint Thomas’ Episcopal School (STE) in identifying its next Head of School. Founded in 1955 as a parish school of Saint Thomas’ Episcopal Church, STE is a PK2-12 school that values academic rigor and classical instruction and aims to nurture students in a supportive and engaging environment.

Contact Information

Questions may be directed to Mr. Jamie Estes at Jamie.Estes@SouthernTeachers.com.   

If interested, please complete the online Application to become an ST Candidate and submit a cover letter explaining your interest in and qualifications for this position.

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