Welcome from the Head of School

Welcome to St. Andrew’s Episcopal School!

Whether you are visiting our website as a prospective family, a returning alumnus, or a current member of our School community, I’m so glad you’re here! I hope this site gives you a meaningful glimpse into the heart of St. Andrew’s and the joyful learning that happens every day on our campus.

With over two decades of experience as an educator, administrator, and parent, I have come to understand one essential truth: children thrive when their education is rooted in love, respect, and connection. At St. Andrew’s, these values are at the core of everything we do. We believe that meaningful relationships are the foundation for every child’s academic, emotional, and spiritual growth.

Children learn best when they feel loved, valued, and understood. This deep sense of belonging grows from the strong connections they form with their teachers, peers, and school community. When students know they are truly seen and supported, they gain the confidence to take risks, explore boldly, and fully engage in their learning.

Our identity as an Episcopal school shapes our commitment to nurturing the whole child: mind, body, and spirit. Grounded in the Episcopal tradition, we welcome families of all faiths and backgrounds.

As Interim Head of School, I am honored to partner with our dedicated faculty, supportive families, and joyful students to continue the important work of this beloved school. We look forward to welcoming you to campus and sharing the vibrant, nurturing spirit that makes St. Andrew’s such a special place.
Warmly,

Meg Blevins
Interim Head of School

Meg Blevins was appointed Interim Head of School for the 2025-26 school year. Her educational background includes a Master’s in Education from the University of the Cumberlands and a Bachelor’s from the University of Kentucky. Meg has held various administrative roles at St. Andrew’s, including Student Support Coordinator, Lower School Program Director/Teacher Support Coordinator, Lower School Dean of Students, Director of Technology, and has a strong teaching history. Meg and her husband John have two children, Anne Porter and Ben.