Posts by Meg Sacks
“Boldly ESJ” Campaign for Science and Student Life Center Kicks Off
Episcopal celebrated the public kickoff of Boldly ESJ, the largest capital campaign in the school’s history, with an elegant but fun and exciting event on Thursday evening, March 2. Guests at the event were treated to heavy hors d’oeuvres from Biscotti’s, along with music from ESJ violin instructor Corina Donica and the Heart of Music…
Read MoreStudents Sing Their Way Through the High “Cs” in “Pirates! The Musical”
Fourth and fifth grade students recently took the stage in the Lori Schiavone Commons for two performances of “Pirates! The Musical”. Dressed as pillaging pirates and swashbuckling stowaways, the musical featured eight engaging songs, fun choreography, and student speaking opportunities. Fifth grade students Maddie Kuebler and Brayden Vogt starred as stowaways and Joshua Oyetunde-Baer shined…
Read MoreELP Grandparents’ & Special Friends’ Morning
Thursday, April 6 invitations have been mailed to the ELP grandparents who are listed in the school’s database. If your child’s grandparent did not receive an invitation or if your child would like to invite a special friend please notify Susan Kwartler – kwartlers@testing-phlexon.online. ELP 1 10:00 – 10:15 a.m. Welcome and Refreshments, Lori Schiavone Commons 10:15 –…
Read MoreEaster Break
Thursday, April 6 Early Dismissal, EDP Open Good Friday (April 7) School and EDP Closed Easter Monday (April 10) School Closed, Holiday Care Open
Read MoreCelebrating Service Day
Tuesday, March 21, 2023 Episcopal students across three campuses will soon participate in Celebrating Service Day. On the St. Mark’s Campus, Pre-K 3 – grade 5 students, faculty, and staff are serving those who serve in the military. Activities will include: Hearing speakers from NAS and Mayport Jacksonville who are ESJ, St. Mark’s…
Read MoreTyler Bond Joins College Counseling Office
Episcopal is pleased to announce the hiring of Tyler Bond in the College Counseling Office. Tyler comes to ESJ from Cabrini University in Radnor, PA, where he has served as an Admissions Counselor and collegiate soccer coach. While at Cabrini, Tyler gained significant experience in all aspects of college admission. “We are excited to have…
Read MoreCollege Counseling Implementing College Kickstart Program
With an ever-changing admissions landscape, there’s an acute need for insights to guide the way. This starts with national trends, but ultimately relies on critical information from our own data. This spring, Episcopal College Counseling will be implementing a new tool that leverages enriched national and Episcopal admissions data along with personalized insights to empower…
Read MoreEpiscopal Names Jeremy Winston as Youth Lacrosse Coordinator
Two-time Jacksonville University lacrosse captain and five-year letter-winner Jeremy Winston has been hired to lead the boys’ youth lacrosse program for Episcopal, commencing January 5, Athletic Director Andy Kidd announced today. Coach Winston will coordinate and lead lacrosse training opportunities throughout the boys program with a focus on Lower and Middle School development. A National…
Read MoreStudents Combine Art and History to Create Masterpiece for Gingerbread Extravaganza
Each year, with a curricular focus on Jacksonville history, St. Mark’s Campus third grade students select a historical landmark to construct out of gingerbread and candies for the Jacksonville Historical Society’s Gingerbread Extravaganza. This year, students recreated downtown Jacksonville’s Seminole Club. Alongside art teacher Mrs. Bebe, students worked in small groups to build the gingerbread…
Read MoreMunnerlyn Campus Celebrates World Languages Week
he World Languages Department is celebrating World Languages Week on the Munnerlyn Campus. The department is honoring the languages and cultures studied at ESJ through traditional decorations, music, dance, dress, and cuisine. Language students studying Chinese, Spanish, Latin, and French are sharing project displays in classrooms and in the Buck Center. Chinese language students dressed up…
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