Posts by Brandon Westerman
Winter Formal: A Night In New York
By: Nial Murphy ’20 Winter Formal this year was a massive success! Students were allowed to take a step back from rigorous classes, stressful assessments and tough practices, and they learned to better enjoy their high school experiences. The location choice of WJCT Downtown has continued to be the perfect spot for an event such…
Read MoreInterview With Mr. Pete Washburn
Mr. Peter Washburn Hometown: Andover, MA Interview by: Inés Eisenhour ‘19 What is your idea of perfect happiness? Being happy at the end of the day, knowing that you were kind and did your work to the best of your abilities. What is your most marked characteristic? People have said that I seem to like…
Read MoreVestry Chapel
By: Sara Himebauch ’18 What do you want to surrender to the Lord? This was the theme of the most recent Vestry Chapel Throughout the year, students have been looking at what it means to really live in the likeness and image of Christ, but we were reminded in this chapel that none of that…
Read MoreYoung Scientists At ESJ
By: Kate Nicholson ’18 Every year we walk through the Munnerlyn on our way to chapel and notice a ton of science posters in the lobby, but I doubt you have actually thought about what they are for. Science research is being done everyday on campus at Episcopal and you may not even know it.…
Read MoreMarcus Brooks '18 Interview
By: Jack Barksdale ’19 Marcus Brooks has been nothing short of phenomenal this year for the Eagles. He’s third in the city in scoring, and leads the team in scoring, rebounds and blocks. I sat down to talk to him about his success this year, his plans for the future and the team’s upcoming district…
Read MoreGirls' Varsity Soccer: District Champions
By: Olivia Kato ’19 It was January 26. The Episcopal and Bolles girls’ varsity soccer teams were fighting for one thing: the district championship Title. Bolles was originally ranked 1st in the district, with Episcopal ranking 3rd. Due to the semifinal games that Tuesday, the Eagles were able to move to 2nd place by defeating…
Read MoreA New Type Of Burrito
By: Kiara Revels ’18 Food fusion has become increasingly popular nowadays, as it is usually the specialty of contestants on popular shows like Food Network Star and Top Chef. On the recent New York trip, I ate at a Mexican barbeque restaurant cleverly called “Mexicue”. This week I went to a place that combines two…
Read MoreFebruary 26 – Informational College Counseling Meeting for Parents of 8th grade students
Parents of 8th grade students, please come to the college counseling office for an informative presentation about the transition to the Upper School. We will cover scheduling for Freshman year, an overview of our college counseling program, graduation requirements, getting involved in activities outside of the classroom, and more. Our office will host three sessions…
Read MoreEmily Hosea '18 Photographs on Display During February Art Walk
The much-awaited announcement of the winners of the Jacksonville Historical Society Photo Contest will take place during Art Walk on Wednesday, February 7, 2018. Out of over 200 photographs submitted, the top 50 images selected by the judges will be on display in an exhibition on the first floor of the Downtown Main Library. Emily…
Read MoreUS Theatre Performance "YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU" – February 7-10
“You Can’t Take it With You” starts next week – Wednesday, February 7 – 9, at 7:00 p.m. and Saturday, February 10, at 2:00 p.m. in the Sikes Theatre. Tickets will go on sale Monday, February 5, during lunch in the Buck. $15 for adults, $10 for students and senior citizens. Tickets will also be…
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