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St. Patrick's Episcopal Day School tuition & admissions

Washington, DCGrades Pre-K–8Day, coedReligious affiliation

Tuition 2026-27

$49,980

Highest grade band

Application deadline

January 8

2027

Students

475

7 students per teacher

Admission test

None

Tuition 2026-27
GradesDay
PK3$38,340
PK4$39,960
K$45,420
1-3$47,340
4-5$49,260
6-8$49,980
How to apply
Entry gradesPK3, PK4, K, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
Admission test, grades PK3-PK4No test
Admission test, grades K-3No test
Admission test, grades 4-5No test
Admission test, grades 6-8No test
InterviewRequired
Apply throughFinalsite
Application fee—
DeadlineJanuary 8, 2027
Decisions releasedFebruary 26, 2027
School facts
Students475
Teachers (full-time equivalent)58
Students per teacher7.3
School days per year170
Endowment—
Annual revenue—
Head of school pay—

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    St. Patrick's Episcopal Day School FAQ
    How much is St. Patrick's Episcopal Day School tuition?
    For 2026-27, tuition at St. Patrick's Episcopal Day School is $38,340 for grades PK3; $39,960 for grades PK4; $45,420 for grades K; $47,340 for grades 1-3; $49,260 for grades 4-5; $49,980 for grades 6-8, per the school's website.
    Does St. Patrick's Episcopal Day School require the ISEE or SSAT?
    St. Patrick's Episcopal Day School does not require an admission test.
    When is the St. Patrick's Episcopal Day School application deadline?
    The main application deadline is January 8, 2027, and decisions are released February 26, 2027. Families apply through Finalsite.
    How many students attend St. Patrick's Episcopal Day School?
    St. Patrick's Episcopal Day School enrolls 475 students in grades Pre-K–8, with about 7 students per teacher (NCES Private School Survey, 2023-24).

    Sources: tuition and admissions from stpatsdc.org (checked Oct 2026); enrollment from the NCES Private School Survey 2023-24. “—” means we couldn't find it.

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