When was The Delphian School created?

The Delphian School was founded in 1902 as The E.A. Church School of Expression in Portland, Oregon, United States. In 1920, after a name change that reflected a shift from emphasis in expression and culture, the institution officially became The Delphian School, with "Delphian" being inspired by Ancient Greece—especially by the oracle of Delphi that served as a spiritual and intellectual center of influence within Classical Antiquity.