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New Publications Available in the Store

Two new NAES publications are now available for sale in the NAES store. “About Episcopal Schools” is a perfect resource for your admissions office to help explain Episcopal identity.

NAES Congratulates Dan Heischman on his Retirement

As Dan Heischman retires after 15 years as Executive Director, NAES thanks him for his dedicated service.

Statement on Supreme Court Dobbs decision by Presiding Bishop Michael Curry 

Today the Supreme Court released its decision in the case of Dobbs vs. Jackson Women’s Health Organization. Here is the Presiding Bishop’s statement.

Farrah Stephenson to Join the NAES Staff

NAES is pleased to announce that Farrah Stephenson will be joining the NAES staff as Member Services & Events Coordinator, beginning February 16, 2022.

Monica Gillespie Appointed Associate Director of NAES

Monica brings a wealth of experience leading schools, and her depth of knowledge will be of tremendous benefit to all Episcopal schools.

NAES Endowment Fund to be Renamed in Honor of Dan Heischman

In acknowledgment of our retiring Executive Director’s incredible service to Episcopal schools, the Endowment Fund will be renamed in his honor.

Jon Meacham to Speak at Biennial 2022

NAES is pleased to announce that presidential historian and Pulitzer Prize-winning author Jon Meacham will deliver a keynote address at Biennial Conference 2022 in San Antonio.

Heather Zrubek to Join the Staff of Texas 2036

Heather Zrubek will be leaving NAES to take a new position in Dallas, TX. Please join us in congratulating her on this new opportunity as we wish her a fond farewell. 

NAES Statement on Inclusion and Episcopal Identity

This official statement from NAES was affirmed and endorsed by the NAES Governing Board on September 16, 2021.

The Commons: Our Blog

Timely, sometimes tough, questions and insights from NAES and Episcopal school leaders on leadership, governance, Episcopal identity, community life, and other issues.

The Latest Commons blog post : Spiritual Answers for Hard Questions
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Weekly Meditation

A regular, Monday-morning email message from the Rev. Daniel R. Heischman, our executive director, to NAES member heads, rectors, and chaplains.

The Latest Weekly Meditation : Dare to Decide

Stories from Our Schools

Chatham Hall Recognized by United States Hunter Jumper Association (USHJA)

Chatham Hall has been honored by the United States Hunter Jumper Association (USHJA) as a Recognized Riding Academy. According to the association, the USHJA Recognized Riding Academy Program…

NYC Area Chaplains Gather at Saint Thomas Choir School

Left to Right: Sarah Wood, Trinity School; Gina Gore, Cathedral School; Bill Gordh, The Episcopal School; Arden Strasser, St. Hilda’s & St. Hugh’s; Rodney Rice, Trinity School; Alison Turner,…

SSES Lets the Sunshine in!

Austin, TX —“Let the sunshine in” was the literal and metaphorical message as the St. Stephen’s Episcopal School community gathered on December 2, 2022, in front of Becker Library to…

St. Stephen’s Celebrates Diwali

As a part of Episcopal identity, St. Stephen’s (Coconut Grove, FL) offers our families the opportunity to help us learn about their culture and traditions throughout the school year. Recently…

SeaLab – First of its kind Experiential Learning Tidal Pool

Sealab was born from the idea of inspiring students to be problem solvers to local sustainability challenges. Back in 2019, the greater Fort Lauderdale business community was waking up to the effects…

Chatham Hall Announces Record-Breaking $35 Million Campaign

Chatham Hall has announced Boundless Potential, a record-breaking $35 million campaign designed to bring myriad benefits to the school community including renovated faculty housing and community…

Lisa Leslie Serves as Chatham Hall’s Leader in Residence

Excitement was palpable in the hours before Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) legend Lisa Leslie arrived on Chatham Hall’s campus on Oct. 18. Students lingered at the entrance,…

Chatham Hall’s TuTu Turtles to Compete in FIRST® Robotics Competition

The TuTu Turtles, Chatham Hall’s robotics team, will compete for the first time ever in the FIRST® Robotics Competition (FRC) in the 2023 season. They will now be known as Team 9003. Known as the…

St. Stephen’s Helping Hands

The Helping Hands initiative at St. Stephen’s Episcopal Day School promotes our mission to inspire our students to lead by example and be forces for good.  Recently, students gathered…