- 1972
Father George Hale opened a high school at the corner of Lassiter Mill Road and White Oak Drive.
Father George Hale opened a high school at the corner of Lassiter Mill Road and White Oak Drive.
The first graduates receive their diplomas from Hale High School.
The original All Saints' Chapel.
Excellent athletics brought attention and visitors to the campus.
The first capital fund raising program kicks off.
A new headmistress leads the school into the next decade of growth.
Preparations for expansion begin with construction of a new building for the 5th and 6th grades.
Latin teacher Lawrence E. Wall Jr. was selected as the new headmaster.
The purchase of the Lassiter House provided much needed administrative office space.
The school takes on its largest building program to date, proclaiming to "Seize the Future."
A new All Saints' Chapel opened as one of the most unique school facilities in the country.
John Murray takes the lead as the school's headmaster, building a legacy of academic excellence.
The first overseas senior trip took 29 seniors to the United Kingdom.
The school celebrates 30 years of education excellence.
It's a new beginning on the White Oak campus as St. David's School opens to welcome K-12 students.
The Board of Trustees names Kevin Lockerbie the next headmaster of St. David's School.
The school embarks on a transformational campaign.
Eighteen months of construction dramatically changed the campus.
In response to the success of the athletic program, the school began developing a satellite athletic complex.
With a home field advantage, the soccer team takes the title.
An expansion of the Lower School kicks off a multi-phased plan to transform academic spaces.
A new capital campaign challenges the community to transform lives together.
Dr. Jonathan Yonan joins the faculty of St. David's School as the next headmaster.
Matt Hillegass is chosen as the new headmaster of St. David's School.