TMI Episcopal

San Antonio

Texas

United States

Overview

The School was originally known as West Texas Military Academy, at which General Douglas MacArthur was the first valedictorian. In 1926, the school was renamed to Texas Military Institute and in 1972 the school opened its doors to female students; the military program became optional in 1974. Today the school is known as TMI Episcopal and is located in the Texas Hill Country. TMI educates students in grades 6-12 and offers a complete college-preparatory program including honors and Advanced Placement courses, as well as a competitive athletic program. Fine Arts electives are offered in studio art, theater, and vocal and instrumental music. TMI’s nationally ranked, optional JROTC program allows cadets to engage in special activities and all students have opportunities to participate in honor council, student clubs, student government, and community service. The Residential Life program at TMI enhances the mission of the school by providing boarding students a nurturing living environment that enables them to excel and mature within a supportive community. Both five-and seven-day options are available to students in grades 8-12. Campus facilities include: 14,000-volume library; science and computer labs; indoor/outdoor athletic facilities; indoor rifle range; chapel; 6 dorms; and a fine arts center. The mission of TMI is to provide an exceptional education with values based on the teachings of Jesus Christ that challenge motivated students to develop their full potential in service and leadership.

Academics

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Student/Teacher Ratio: 8:1

Average Class Size: 14

Summer Programs: Offered

Full Time Teachers: 55

Number of AP Courses Offered: 22

Teachers Holding Advanced Degrees: 73.0%

Number of IB Courses Offered: 0

English

Classics
Creative Writing
Honors
Literature
Poetry

History

Classical History
European History
Honors
Medieval History
United States History
World History

Foreign Languages

Latin
Spanish

Religion / Philosophy

Ethics
Faith
Moral Philosophy
Philosophy
Religious Studies
The Bible
Theology
World Religions

Humanities / Social Sciences

Economics
Psychology

Sciences

Anatomy
Astronomy
Biology
Chemistry
Earth Science
Electronics
Environmental Science
Meteorology
Physical Science
Physics
Physiology

Math

Computer Studies

Computer Applications
Computer Programming
Computer Science

Music

Band
Choral Music
History of Jazz
Individual Instructions
Orchestra
Voice

Performing / Visual Arts

Acting
Animation
Ceramics
Dance
Design
Directing
Drama
Drawing
Graphic Design
Lighting Design
Painting
Photography
Portfolio
Pottery
Printmaking
Production
Publications
Public Speaking
Sculpture
Stagecraft
Studio Art
Theater Arts
Theater Design
3-D Art

Special Programs

Community Service
Exchange Programs
JROTC
Leadership
Outdoor Education
Rifle Team

Campus Life

Dorm Life

Number of Dorms: 6

Average Students Per Dorm: 8

Number of Girls Dorms: 3

Number of Boys Dorms: 3

Dorm Amenities

Game Room
Laundry Facilities
Lounge
Wireless Internet

Other Dorm Amenities

Facilities

All-Weather Track
Baseball Field
Basketball Court
Fitness Center
Football Field
Indoor Basketball Court
Indoor Pool
Pool
Technology Center
Volleyball Court

Other Facilities

Sport Court
Multi-purpose Field
Tennis Courts
Observatory Garden

Clubs & Organizations

Arts & Athletics

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Arts

Acting
Animation
Ceramics
Dance
Design
Directing
Drama
Drawing
Graphic Design
Lighting Design
Painting
Photography
Portfolio
Pottery
Printmaking
Production
Publications
Public Speaking
Sculpture
Stagecraft
Studio Art
Theater Arts
Theater Design
3-D Art

Interscholastic Sports

Baseball
Basketball
Cheerleading
Cross Country Running
Drill Team
Football
Golf
Hiking
Lacrosse
Rifle Team
Soccer
Softball
Swimming
Tennis
Track and Field
Volleyball

Recreational Sports

Weight Lifting

Graduates

College attended in the past 5 years by our graduates:

Notable Alumni

General Douglas MacArthur

Class of 1897

Army five-star general commander of Allied Forces Southwest Pacific World War II; Commander UN forces Korean War

Tom C. Frost Jr.

Class of 1946

Frost Bank chairman

Ross Youngs

Class of 1916

New York Giants right fielder National Baseball Hall of Fame

Lamar Smith

Class of 1965

Congress member

Dan Blocker

Class of 1946

TV star (Bonanza)

David "Tex" Hill

Class of 1932

WW II Flying Ace

Christine Lamprea

Class of 2007

Prize-winning cellist

Shaire Michels-Kohler

Class of 1994

Best-selling author

David R. Scott

Class of 1949

Astronaut Gemini & Apollo

Quotes From Alumni

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Merit

Merit Scholarships: Offered

Students Receiving Merit Scholarships: %

Average Merit Scholarship: 7,700

Current Endowment Amount: $5,000,000

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Vital Information

Student Body Type: Coed

Total Boarding: 52

Total Day: 417

Total Enrollment: 469

Boys: 267

Girls: 202

Boarding Grades Offered: 8-12

Day Grades Offered: 6-12

School Type: Middle, High School

Dress Code: Uniform

Applications Accepted: SAO, Gateway to Prep

Application Deadline: Rolling

Tuition & Financial Aid

7-Day Boarding: $50,965

5-Day Boarding: N/A

Day Tuition Fee: $25,690

Need-Based Aid: Offered

Payment Plans: Offered

Students Receiving Aid: %

Average Awarded: $11,392

School Finances