The class of 2028 will transition to Upper School next year with lasting impressions and experiences from a three-day hands-on service learning opportunity that has deep roots at St. Stephen’s.
Give me a beat – as internationally admired Jazz Bassist Alex Claffy and Texas jazz drummer Daniel Dufour shared their skills and musical knowledge with St. Stephen’s Upper and Middle School jazz band classes.
The on-campus St. Stephen’s community – and our lucky sixth graders who watched the eclipse from the LBJ Ranch – were overcome with awe and excitement.
Charlie Hubbard ’25 and Jenevieve Tsai ’25 have learned one of the main rules in business: network, network, network. Hubbard’s new Business and Entrepreneurship Club welcomed its inaugural speaker to campus, coordinated through Tsai’s Alumni Ambassadors.
More than two dozen Upper School students embarked on a whirlwind 12-day trip over spring break – performing in historic churches and venues across Germany and the Czech Republic.
Nearly 50 Upper School students will debate and work to apply solutions to some of the world’s most prevalent conflicts like maritime chaos in the Taiwan Strait and the ongoing Yemen conflict.
The month of March is a great time to celebrate Youth Art Month, and a St. Stephen’s artist whose work is on display for thousands to see during Spring Break.
A group of students organized a 4v4 World Cup-style tournament fundraiser supporting St. Stephen’s sister school, St. Etienne Episcopal School, in Salmadere, Haiti.
The heartfelt goodbye for a beloved Dining Hall staff member brought many laughs, tears, a performance he participated in from Apollo Percussion and a big reveal from a talented art student commemorating DJ’s contributions to the campus.
Eight Upper School students participating in the 20th annual writing contest sponsored by the Chinese Language Association of Secondary Schools (CLASS) brought home gold, silver and honorable mention awards.
Interim Director of Equity and Inclusion Marsha Elliott and Head of Upper School Kim Garey have both been promoted to senior level administrative positions.
Our winter sports teams competed valiantly as they closed out their seasons with pride for their hard work and dedication – and brought some hardware back to campus!
A cold snap on Martin Luther King, Jr.’s birthday isn’t stopping us from celebrating and carrying out the vision of MLK with a series of events and guest speakers on The Hill.
St. Stephen’s musicians earn top recognition at the Texas Private School Music Educators Association’s All-State Orchestra, Band and Jazz clinic and concert.
Friday, February 9th is the last day to admire the work of more than 100 Central Texas students who won big at this year’s Scholastic Art & Writing Awards.
Spartan senior winter athletes are feeling the love as students gear up for this week’s pep rally. We’re ready to celebrate our talented and dedicated Girls and Boys Varsity Soccer and Basketball teams.
Playing college sports is next level. Six Spartan alums who are doing it successfully visited with Upper School students who were eager to learn more about what it will take for them to do the same.
Family, alumni and colleagues helped recognize Allison Center, Robert Whyburn and Jim Woodruff who have each served this community for more than 20 years.