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Grades Toddler Twos to 8 - located on 3 campuses in Manhattan's Gramercy & Murray Hill neighborhoods
The Epiphany School provides an educational environment that inspires academic achievement, fosters spiritual growth, and celebrates the individual.
It is a place where teachers, administrators, students, and parents partner to ensure a nurturing, supportive school community.
Our students receive a well-rounded, highly competitive, and individually challenging academic experience, grounded in the value-centered Catholic tradition.
Grades: PK-12 | 1,156 students3.7 miles 5 W 93rd St New York, NY 10025 (212) 749-6200
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PK-12
1,156
School Reviews
55/30/2015
My two children attend Epiphany and it is a solid school. Nothing fancy, as they focus on the old school principals. Plenty of tests / memorization. While there are differing views on the frequency of testing, they certainly help determine whether you know the material or not. I've heard from parents with older kids that the tough regimen of tests, papers and projects has prepared the kids very well for the tougher high schools like Stuyvesant and Bronx Science, where a a few graduates of this small school attend every graduating year. Great value for your dollar; hard working staff and hard working kids. I'll take that deal.
- Posted by Parent - dps44
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