Episcopal Private Schools in Cincinnati

An Episcopal Private School in Ohio—Rooted in Faith, Committed to Growth

Faith-Based Education in a Welcoming, Inclusive Environment

As one of the few Episcopal private schools in Cincinnati, Bethany School offers an academic experience that challenges and inspires. We combine strong academics with spiritual growth, service, and community.

Moreover, our Episcopal identity guides us to honor each student’s individuality while cultivating values like compassion, courage, and curiosity. We welcome families of all faiths, creating a nurturing space where students learn to reflect, connect, and lead with purpose.

6:1

Student to teacher ratio

Maximum class size

Acre nature filled campus

25+

Extra-curricular opportunities

100%

Acceptance into student’s top-choice high schools

Why Choose an Episcopal Education at Bethany?

Inclusive Spiritual Formation: Students participate in chapel and reflective practices that encourage kindness, respect, and a sense of belonging regardless of religious background.

Whole-Child Approach: We nurture the mind, body, and spirit, blending academics, wellness, and character development into the school day.

Service to Others: Service learning is embedded into our culture, helping students understand their role in the wider world.

Academic Excellence: Small class sizes and a dedicated faculty ensure that individual students feel supported and challenged.

Strong Community Bonds: Rooted in Episcopal values, our community promotes empathy, open-mindedness, and shared responsibility.

Living Our Values Every Day

Chapel & Reflection: Twice a week, students gather for chapel to explore universal values through music, storytelling, and community dialogue.

Service Learning: Whether collecting donations, supporting local nonprofits, or working on campus beautification projects, Bethany School students actively practice compassion and responsibility.

Diverse Voices & Perspectives: Our Episcopal tradition calls us to embrace diversity. We celebrate cultural heritage months, encourage open dialogue, and ensure students of all backgrounds feel seen and valued.

Grades K–8: A Faith-Focused Journey from Kindergarten to Middle School

Bethany School serves students from Kindergarten through 8th Grade. We provide a seamless experience grounded in faith, academic growth, and personal development.

Our K–5 students develop foundational skills in reading, math, science, and social-emotional learning. Middle school students (grades 6–8) enjoy more complex academic challenges, leadership opportunities, and high school preparation.

FAQs

Is Bethany School only for Episcopal families?

No. We welcome families from all religious and spiritual backgrounds. Our Episcopal identity promotes inclusion and respect for diverse perspectives.

What grades does Bethany School serve?

We are a private Episcopal school serving children from Kindergarten through 8th Grade.

How is spiritual education included in the school day?

Students participate in twice-weekly chapel, regular service projects, and classroom discussions encouraging reflection and empathy.

How does Bethany School teach core academics?

We follow a rigorous, student-centered curriculum aligned with state and national standards. We enhance core subjects with arts, sciences, and technology enrichment.

What makes Episcopal education unique?

Episcopal schools combine academic excellence with spiritual reflection and a commitment to justice, service, and respect for all.

Experience the Difference at Bethany School

If you’re searching for Episcopal private schools in Cincinnati, consider Bethany School. We offer a faith-based education that prepares students to thrive in school and life.

Bethany School does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability, age (40 or over), national origin, ancestry, or military service/veteran’s status in the administration of its educational program and policies, admission decisions, financial aid program, employment practices and benefits, athletic, or other school administered programs.