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Episcopal has Outstanding Representation at the Northeast Florida Scholastic Art and Writing Awards The Scholastic Art & Writing Awards are the nation\’s longest-running and most prestigious recognition program for creative teens in grades 7-12. On Saturday, February 3, ESJ students were recognized along with students from surrounding counties at the Northeast Florida Scholastic Art Awards.…

Congratulations to Episcopal’s students who presented their science projects at the Northeast Florida Regional Science and Engineering Fair February 4-6, where more than 300 students from public and private schools in Duval and Nassau Counties presented their work to judges. Every Episcopal student who participated in the fair was an award winner. They were recipients…

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 explore common idea, called a concentration. Jenna Raudenbush ’18 has always loved art, it’s her happy place. She has…

On Monday evening, the College Counseling Office hosted directors of admission from three selective colleges: Florida State University, Bucknell University and the University of Notre Dame. The evening officially kicked off the start of the college search and application process for juniors and their families. The college application process was discussed in its entirety including…

Thank you to the more than 220 alumni who have supported Episcopal through a gift or pledge to The 2017-2018 Episcopal Fund. (This list reflects donations received as of 1/22/18.) Please contact Lisa Allen if you have any questions about the importance of The Episcopal Fund. Donate today! Anonymous (6) Mr. Richard R. Alexander ’82 Mr. Walker…

On Tuesday, January 9, the ESJ Parents’ Association presented their second College Prep 101 program. Taking a Gap Year program panelists included: Chizu Shiono of Dynamy Internship Year, a gap year program for students who want to participate in an array of real-world activities that increase self-awareness and self-reliance; James Ellout from City Year, which…

Over the past weekend 53 performing and visual artists spent four days in the Big Apple biting into all that the city has to offer. All of the students attended three Broadway shows and a dance performance at the famous Joyce Theatre. In addition, the students toured the 9/11 memorial, visited the Met and the…

by Carolyn Tuttle, Director of Choral Music On December 29, 2017, 20 students from the Upper School Chorale and Honors Chorale traveled to Rome, Vatican City and Assisi for the Heart of Italy Choir Tour. Students embarked on an eight day journey to sing at a Papal Mass on New Year’s Day, tour the ancient…

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 explore a common idea, called a concentration. Q: Sarah, what is the central idea of your concentration?Sarah: My concentration…

Through the Elizabeth Simpson Walton \’71 Fund for Coaches\’ Professional Development, Athletic Department staff and coaches have been able to experience multiple professional development opportunities this year. This fund ensures that our coaches are able to seek the best training available which in turn enriches our students\’ overall athletic experience. The support from this fund…