Posts by Meg Sacks
St. Mark’s Campus Welcomes Students
St. Mark’s Campus The St. Mark’s Campus welcomed students back earlier this week for Meet the Teacher and for the first day of school for the Early Learning Program and Pre-K classes. During Meet the Teacher students learned new routines for the school year, including air hugs, socially distanced desks in classrooms, new hand washing routines when entering and…
Read MoreThank You to Our 2020-2021 Corporate Partner Program Companies
PLATINUM SPONSOR Duval Motor Company Miller Electric Company GOLD SPONSOR Closets By Design Davis Capital Management Jacksonville Orthopedic Institute SILVER SPONSOR Berry & Co. Real Estate Chatham Personnel Enterprises, Inc. Fortress Luxury Storage Remedy Workforce Specialists Scherer Construction The Sheik Sandwiches and Subs Tritt & Associates, PA U.S. Legal Services BRONZE SPONSOR Bono’s Pit Bar-B-Q…
Read MoreSt. Mark’s Campus Exceeds Annual Giving Goal
Episcopal’s St. Mark’s Campus exceeded their Annual Giving goal for the 2019 – 2020 school year, raising $188,600 in unrestricted gifts. Thank you to the parents, alumni, grandparents, faculty, staff, and friends for the generous demonstration of philanthropy and continued support. These donations helped to enhance the resources and programs that are essential to our…
Read MoreA Vision for Art – St. Mark’s Campus
A Vision for Art, presented by Joan and Preston Haskell, will be rescheduled for later in the fall of 2020. A new date for the event has not yet been chosen. However, Episcopal will communicate the new date and information as soon as it is available via the the Episcopal website www.esj.org, the Community e-News, the Episcopal Insider,…
Read MoreEpiscopal Fund Donations Exceed Goal, Thank You!
Episcopal received more than $838,000 in unrestricted support this year for The Episcopal Fund. Parent participation ended at 98%, placing Episcopal among a handful of schools in the national with such high parent support. Episcopal sends a sincere thank you to each of our 1,404 donors who helped make this possible, as well as our volunteer leadership…
Read MoreESJ Students Help with Beaches Camps
Current ESJ students and Beaches Campus alumni assisted with Summer Programs at the Beaches Campus this summer. “We are grateful for the help of our alumni counselors from ESJ who served throughout our camp weeks to help students engage in fun activities at the Beaches Campus,” said Dallas Skornia, summer programs director. Their responsibilities included…
Read MoreLacrosse Box Facility Develops Player Skills
The Knight Sports Campus now offers a Lacrosse Box facility for the Eagles, helping student-athletes in our boys and girls lacrosse programs to build their skills. The confined playing area forces quicker decision making, confidence under pressure and sharper stick skills. Missed passes and shots result in a rebound, so there is no stoppage in…
Read MoreLara Duguid Serves as AP European History Exam Reader for 10th Year
Lara Duguid, Munnerlyn Campus history instructor, has read AP European History exams in Kansas City for nine years. This year, her 10th, was completed at home. Lara serves as a table leader, so she worked on the pre-reading for a week, reading as many essays as possible to find training essays for the readers. During the week of…
Read MoreBruce Jackson ’21 Earns Eagle Scout Rank
Bruce Jackson ’21 earned his Eagle Scout rank after recently completing his Eagle Scout project at Angels for Allison. Bruce has been a Boy Scout with Troop 2 since he was 11 years old. His project was to landscape and build picnic tables for Angels for Allison. Bruce, helped by his brother Brian ’23 (also a Boy Scout),…
Read MoreThe Importance of Juneteenth
By Jefferson Brant, Episcopal History Department Instructor In its most direct sense, “Juneteenth” acknowledges the events of June 19, 1865, when in the midst of the closing days of the Civil War, Major General Gordon Granger and federal troops arrived to take control of Galveston, Texas, and announced news of the Emancipation Proclamation to the…
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