Noon Dismissal Instructions (April 17)

Thursday, April 17 is early dismissal for all students. The school will close at noon, and there is no Eagle Afternoon Program this day. ELP 1 & 2 Retrieve students from classrooms. ELP 1 – 11:30 a.m. dismissal. Please note the earlier time to assist with traffic congestion. ELP 2 – 11:45 a.m. dismissal. Please do…

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National Junior Honor Society Induction Honors Students

Selected eighth and ninth grade students were inducted into Episcopal’s Aquilae Chapter of the National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) Thursday, March 27. The ceremony was held in the Munnerlyn Center. Penelope Cornais gave the Invocation. Sara Conners, faculty advisor, led the Candleight Ceremony, and London Willmott, Sawyer Shaw, Penelope Cornais, Phebe Ball, and Lola Solano…

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A Vision for Art 2025: A Resounding Success on Episcopal’s St. Mark’s Campus

The sixth-annual A Vision for Art fundraising event presented by Northern Trust, held from March 21-24 on Episcopal’s St. Mark’s Campus, was a spectacular success, drawing art enthusiasts, collectors, and community supporters together for a weekend of creativity and philanthropy. The event showcased an impressive array of artwork, with approximately 200 original pieces sold, reflecting…

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Preparing for the Transition to Middle School (May 1)

Preparing for the Transition to Middle School: What to Expect and How ESJ Can Help For Fifth Grade Parents Thursday, May 1 8:30 – 9:30 am Steve Williams Library and Learning Center Panel Discussion and Q&A Paige McGee, Head of Middle School Christy Hodges, Dean of Student Life Amy Perkins, Director of Student Services David…

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Toilet Training Parent Education Event (April 11)

Practical, Evidence-Based Methods for Toilet Training Success Friday, April 11 8:15 – 9:15 a.m. Episcopal School of Jacksonville Steve Williams Library & Learning Center ELP 1 and 2 families are invited to learn from Lauren Gianino and Colleen Taylor, Board Certified Behavior Analysts. Lauren has been practicing in the field for the past twenty years,…

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Spring Break Brings Major Progress on Beaches Campus Classroom Expansion

Spring Break proved to be a pivotal time for the Beaches Campus Classroom Expansion project. One of the most exciting updates from last week is the completion of the second floor walls, decking, and the installation of the angled steel framework. These elements are essential in providing structural integrity and laying the foundation for the…

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French Language Students Excel at Congres de la Culture Francaise

Students had an outstanding performance at the Congrès de la Culture Française en Floride last week. Episcopal placed second in its division and also ranked among the top three schools in the competition due to the highest points collected. Students earned more Superior ratings than Excellent, excelling in categories from poetry to presentations and demonstrating…

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Advanced Math Classes Participate in International Competition

Students in Episcopal’s advanced math classes recently took on the challenge of real-world problem-solving in the MathWorks Math Modeling Challenge (M3 Challenge). This prestigious international competition tasks high school juniors and seniors with applying mathematical modeling to pressing global issues. This year’s topic, “Hot Button Issue: Staying Cool as the World Heats Up,” challenged teams…

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