Life at HSES
Holy Spirit Episcopal School provides opportunities for enrichment and growth that allow all students to follow their unique paths.
- Through our Global Outreach program, students learn to become “people for others” and learn to value philanthropy as a life-long endeavor. Our Costa Rican Mission Experience offers the opportunity to engage in service while developing an appreciation of other cultures.
- Our students learn to become “stewards of the earth” through their Ecolink experiences and, in the process, learn to enjoy challenges that stretch their capabilities and build self-confidence. In addition, students of all ages engage in gardening, with 3rd and 4th grade participating in container gardening through Texas A&M Agrilife Extension Program.
- Our Visual and Performing Arts opportunities build an aesthetic appreciation of the arts, while building artistic skills and confidence in performing and public speaking.
- Students’ physical fitness, team-work, sportsmanship, and team sport skills are developed and refined through our Athletics and Youth Sports Programs.
- The NHJS allows our students to create enthusiasm for scholarship, stimulate a desire to render service, promote leadership, develop character, and encourage citizenship.
- In addition, our students have the opportunity to enjoy competing in scholastic areas through PSIA district and state meets, while at the same time increasing their skills and knowledge in their chosen disciplines.
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All good things must come to an end, but better things are coming our way! We cherish all the memories and fun times we had in Sports, Hispanic Heritage, field trips, and more! #WeLoveHSES https://mailchi.mp/d8a057a235a2/good-things-end
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We culminate #HispanicHeritageMonth with an exhibit of Middle School research projects. Spanish is the official language for 20 countries and Puerto Rico. Students were challenged to select one of these countries and present about the history and culture, among other interesting facts. Lower School was invited to peruse through the exhibit to discover these fascinating territories #WeLoveHSES
1 day ago
"Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world." - Nelson Mandela Student Ambassadors engage in activities that help shape our young ones and set the example to become achievers. These HSES representatives lead by assisting in morning carpool, preparing for open house and conducting tours with prospectives students, among other duties. #WeLoveHSES
2 days ago
Allow us to introduce you to Ms. Margot Perkins, our new first grade teacher! After getting her Masters at University of Houston and teaching Kindergarten for three years at Poe Elementary, Margot is excited to now share her love of teaching with the HSES community. Her favorite part of her job is when students have those "aha" moments, watching their confidence grow when they “get it.” She especially enjoys teaching math concepts and social-emotional skills through free play with manipulatives. We’re honored to have such an enthusiastic teaching professional on our team! #welovehses