Posts by Meg Sacks

This past Saturday, members of Honors Theatre 3 & 4 competed with a dozen schools at the International Thespian Society Districts event. They performed their One Act, entitled “The Bible In 30 Minutes Or Less,” and won the highest honor of Critic’s Choice. Libby Kellmanson ’19 was named All-Star Cast Member. Anna Baumeister ’18 was…

Students in Episcopal’s Human Anatomy and Physiology classes recently built prosthetic hands for those in need through Odyssey Teams, a philanthropic team building program. The Science Department purchased the hand kits for the students as part of the company’s Helping Hands Project. For a deeper understanding of the challenges facing those receiving a prosthetic hand,…

The AP Drawing Portfolio is an intensive course, requiring students to produce art at the college level. Students compile a portfolio of 24-29 original artworks demonstrating mastery in composition, technique, and concept. 12 of those pieces explora common idea, called a concentration. Sophie Grimsley ’18 loves printmaking. She can work quickly, pursuing multiple ideas at…

Heaven on AtlanticJulia Sessions ’18 and Jacob Sessions ’18ESGN (Episcopal Student Generated News) It may only be across the street, but for most Episcopal students, Beach Road Chicken Dinners might as well be located on another planet. Seniors turn a blind eye to the fried chicken joint when leaving campus for doubles. For other students…

The Parent Association in conjunction with College Counseling held the first College Prep 101 program of the year last Wednesday titled “College Abroad.” Representatives from the University of Glasgow and New York University – Shanghai, as well as Episcopal parents, alumni and college counseling staff were on hand to discuss the options and share their…

The AP Drawing Portfolio is an intensive course, requiring students to produce individual artworks at the college level. Students compile a portfolio of 24-29 original artworks demonstrating mastery in composition, technique, and concept. 12 of those pieces explore a common idea, called a concentration. This year, Ms. Hoadley’s class will be sharing their progress via…

Episcopal held a community Shabbat dinner on Friday, November 10, in the school’s Buck Student Center. Led by Episcopal history instructor Matthew Levenson, the event celebrated the culture and traditions of the Jewish Sabbath with more than 70 guests. Episcopal faculty, staff, students, parents and administrators gathered for a meal, prayers, music and reflection. Mr.…

Thank you to all parents who gave to The Episcopal Fund during the 2017-2018 parent campaign. Parent Donors as of 11.14

Two winning teams were chosen after economics students presented their Urban Plan projects on Thursday to members of the Urban Land Institute – North Florida. Nine teams participated in the competition. UrbanPlan is a 15-hour course that was created for high school and college students by the ULI to teach students urban planning concepts. Students…