Parent Harkness Experience – History – February 12

The History department invites parents of Upper School students to experience how the Harkness teaching method is used in our History classes through a parent-only classroom session. A session is planned for Monday, February 12, from 6:00 – 7:15 p.m. on the Episcopal campus. Sign-up is required as sessions are limited to 15 participants. Please refer to…

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February 2 – Fine Arts Series Performance in the Munnerlyn

JDT (Jacksonville Dance Theatre) will perform at the next Fine Arts Series performance on Friday, February 2, during flex (9:20 – 10:00 a.m.) in the Munnerlyn Theatre. Come see this incredibly talented group including our own Amber Daniels, Tess Sturgeon and former faculty member Katie McCaughan on stage. The entire Episcopal community is invited.

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Art Of Art

By: Katharine Conklin ’18 The work of Episcopal’s National Art Honor Society (NAHS) was exceptionally creative at the fourth annual Art of Art, an event founded by Suzanna Deperi ‘16, where the Visual Arts Department and their students opened their studios to the public. For only $5 (money which will further sponsor NAHS and Courtney…

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Stamped From The Beginning

By: Ines Eisenhour ’19 Going in with an open-mind, I had no idea what to expect from Ibram X. Kendi’s lecture at UNF. It was a school night. I had a lot of homework. I wasn’t entirely sure why I had insisted on going, but after hearing this man speak, it was evident that there…

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The Wiz

By: Gracie Guy ’19 Among the the many benefits to an Episcopal education lies the strong, artistic foundation created from actors, dancers, singers and musicians coming together to make something stronger than all of us: a theatrical performance full of love, charisma and unimaginable talent. This year’s fall production, The Wiz, not only holds the…

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A Perfect Inaugural Game

By: Jack Barksdale ’19 At long last, the first home football game came around a few Fridays ago, and the long wait left the whole school buzzing with excitement. It would be, after all, the first game played in the pristine Jangro Stadium, which almost seemed to shimmer, it was so new. The state-of-the-art facility…

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A Restaurant To Shed Light On

By: Kiara Revels ’18 I’d never heard of fresh from the Garden Shed until I overheard a group of students raving about their prices and customer service. Customer service is important obviously, but when I heard the words “cheap prices” I knew I’d be going. To my surprise, it was only a four minute drive…

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