Two Companies, One Stage Dance Concert is September 8

Jacksonville Dance Theatre (JDT), a professional modern dance company, will share the stage with Nancy Evans Dance Theatre (NEDT) of Los Angeles for an evening concert of dance on September 8 at Episcopal at 8:00 p.m. This event is the first of a new Episcopal initiative that will serve the ESJ and Jacksonville communities called…

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2018 9th Grade Orientation Adventure Photos and More

The 9th Grade Orientation Adventure 2018 was attended by over 200 Episcopal students, who are still having great conversations about every aspect of the trip. In the hallways I have heard counselors and campers talking together about the bugs, the bears, the food, and the whitewater rafting. Just as in past years, students on the…

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Reminder: Track Community Service Hours with Helper Helper

Welcome back Class of 2019! I am so excited for a fun-filled year of community service. I coordinate the Community Service Office and will help you to find meaningful service opportunities. My new office is located in the back of the Munnerlyn Center across from the dressing rooms. Come by and see me anytime! I…

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Accessing the Student/Parent Directory

You can now access the Student/Parent Directory from anywhere using your Episcopal mobile app! From the app home screen, click the My BackPack icon Log in to My BackPack* Click the Student/Parent Directory link The directory can also be accessed from your desktop computer by logging in to My BackPack. *If you have questions about…

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Semmes Observation Deck – Only Two Rental Dates Remain!

Make your Friday night lights experience better by renting out the Semmes Observation Deck! There are two available dates remaining to rent out this fall — October 12, and November 2. Enjoy the game outside on the deck with 30 of your closest friends with private premium seating, or inside in the air-conditioned lounge with private…

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Fine Arts Audition Notice – CHALK – August 23

AUDITION NOTICE Chalk, a play written by nationally known poet and radio host Al Letson, centers around a group of kids making the transition to middle school as “relational aggression” manifests and begins to change the lives of the students. Through poetic monologues, Chalk reveals the inner voices of kids who are trapped in a society where bullying is…

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