Episcopal School of Acadiana is a coeducational, independent day school for students in grades PK-3 through 12, with PK-3 through 5th grades on our Lafayette campus and 6th through 12th in Cade.
Our mission is to instill in every student the habits of scholarship and honor.
ESA challenges students to develop intellectually, spiritually, and physically.
AP Biology, AP Calculus AB, AP Computer Science A, AP English Language & Composition, AP English Literature & Composition, AP French Language, AP Microeconomics, AP Physics C: E&M, AP Physics C: Mechanics, AP Spanish Language, AP Statistics, AP U.S. Gov’t. & Politics, AP United States History
Club or Organization: Community Service, Literary Magazine, Quiz Bowl, Student Leadership, Student-Driven Clubs
Arts and Music Programs: Music Opportunities, Musical Theatre
School Notes
Learning. Students from across Acadiana come to ESA for an
engaging education rooted in Episcopal values. What they discover
is a place to explore and to develop all the skills they need to
grow into healthy, successful individuals. Our curriculum is
illuminated by an interactive teaching style that creates lifelong
learners who think and communicate clearly and effectively.
Instruction emphasizes problem-solving, independent thinking and
creativity. ESA teachers love to teach because they know what it's
like to love to learn. They share a passion for the subjects they
teach and for the students they mentor.
Living. Visitors sense the spirit and enthusiasm of our
community as soon as they arrive. All ESA students participate in
the life of the school, through hands-on classes; through
activities such as student government, the arts, and participatory
athletics; and through daily interactions in Chapel, on the decks
and in the classrooms. They take part in student life alongside
teachers, classmates and friends who support one another's
intellectual, social, physical and spiritual growth.
Growing. ESA encourages students to develop as scholars and as
people. Students are challenged to try new things, to speak out and
to create new opportunities for discovering and learning. At the
same time, through the Honor Code and the relationships they build,
students learn to respect the ideas, beliefs and values of those
around them. They become independent, confident graduates who find
success at colleges and universities across the country and around
the world.
The average private school tuition in Louisiana is $6,929 for elementary schools and $8,300 for high schools (read more about average private school tuition across the country).
