Uploaded May 2011 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
As students in one of the three schools of the Protestant Episcopal Cathedral Foundation, Beauvoir's children share in the rich life of the Washington National Cathedral community. Children can be seen exploring the Cathedral's vast resources and beauty...identifying herbs in the Bishop's Garden...touring the bell tower high above Washington...looking for the moon rock in the space window, and participating in joyful chapel services.
The Cathedral's mission as "a house of prayer for all people" informs Beauvoir's view of life and learning that values differences, recognizes commonality, respects all faiths and cultures and appreciates the complexity of the world in which we all live.
Our School's Episcopal identity reinforces Beauvoir's belief in education that promotes responsibility and develops character. These values are taught daily through our social curriculum which complements our vigorous academic curriculum.
As students in one of the three schools of the Protestant Episcopal Cathedral Foundation, Beauvoir's children share in the rich life of the Washington National Cathedral community. Children can be seen exploring the Cathedral's vast resources and beauty...identifying herbs in the Bishop's Garden...touring the bell tower high above Washington...looking for the moon rock in the space window, and participating in joyful chapel services.
The Cathedral's mission as "a house of prayer for all people" informs Beauvoir's view of life and learning that values differences, recognizes commonality, respects all faiths and cultures and appreciates the complexity of the world in which we all live.
Our School's Episcopal identity reinforces Beauvoir's belief in education that promotes responsibility and develops character. These values are taught daily through our social curriculum which complements our vigorous academic curriculum.
