El Paso Country Day School (EPCDS) in El Paso, Texas, was founded in 1980 as a private, independent, non-sectarian school dedicated to high standards for academic learning. Beginning with one class each of pre-school and kindergarten, the campus expanded for the next seven years to grade six. In 1989, grades seven and eight were added. Four years later, the school began adding high school grades with the first students graduating in 1997. Since that time the school has served one class at each grade from three year-old pre-school through twelfth grade.

 

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The following excerpts are from the Report of the Peer Review Team for EPCDS, Five-Year Accreditation using the SACS School Improvement Process:

The student population of EPCDS is ethnically diverse, reflecting numerous cultural and religious differences. More than twenty-three different countries are represented by the unique composition of students. This can be seen in the long list of places such as Mexico, Ecuador, Columbia, Venezuela, Dominican Republic, Cuba, Brazil, France, England, Germany, the Netherlands, Spain, Italy, Kuwait, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Kenya, Nigeria, Cameroon, South Africa, Thailand, China, Korea, Pakistan, India and Russia.