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IMSC Softball Advances to Tournament Finals
Yesterday the IMSC softball team defeated Providence 12-0 to advance to IMSC Championship. The team remains undefeated for the season! The team will face Trinity Christian on Thursday at Marchman Field. Go Eagles!
Read MoreCollege Counseling Back on the Road
ESJ counselors are taking advantage of the opportunity to travel again to colleges and universities for visits after COVID shut many campuses, to national or regional conferences, and for advisory board meetings. All three ESJ college counselors recently returned from Orlando where they attended the Southern Association for College Admissions Counseling (SACAC) annual conference. This…
Read MoreCate Sadler Anderson ’05 Speaks at Cum Laude Induction
Episcopal’s chapter of the Cum Laude Society inducted 30 new members at a special ceremony on Tuesday in the Munnerlyn Center. Cate Sadler Anderson ’05, who was inducted into the school’s Cum Laude chapter in 2004 and now works as a Europe and Asia Policy Analyst for the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, gave remarks to…
Read MoreGirls and Boys Lacrosse Head to District Finals
Girls and Boys Lacrosse both hosted district semifinal matches last night and both came away with wins. The girls’ team defeated Stanton 18-0 and the boys’ team defeated Providence 17-6. The girls will host Wolfson in the District Final at 6:00 p.m. at Jangro Stadium, while the boys will travel to Bolles for their district…
Read MoreIMSC Softball Begins Tournament Play
Tuesday the IMSC team will begin tournament play, hosting the IMSC semifinals at Marchman Field. Currently the team is 7-0 with wins over Trinity Christian, Bolles, and Providence, to name a few. Start time will be 4:30 p.m. and the game will be live streamed.
Read MoreBoys and Girls Tennis Advance to Regionals
Boys and Girls Tennis hosted the FHSAA district tournament Monday and Tuesday. Both teams will advance to regionals after a first place win by the boys’ team and a second place win by the girls’ team. Both teams move on to the regional quarterfinals on Tuesday. Go Eagles!
Read MoreSt. Mark’s Campus Students Published in The Young American Poetry Digest
Five St. Mark’s Campus students were recently chosen to be published in The Young American Poetry Digest. Selections were made based on creativity, age-appropriate language, sensory/figurative images, structure, and poetic techniques. “Poetry is introduced to our students as young as age one through nursery rhymes,” said Bridgett Stroud, Learning Specialist, St. Mark’s Campus. “Students learn…
Read MoreWorld Language Students Inducted into Honor Societies
Congratulations to our World Language Honor Society students who were inducted on Friday in the Deming Theatre! Students joined the Latin, French, Chinese, and Spanish national honor societies during the ceremony. Lists of inducted students are below. Latin Eighth Gary Noles Ninth John Jacquot Jack Million Lawson Perry Tenth Nia Atcherson Ben Blatt Connor Hess…
Read MoreToiletry Drive for Ukraine
All three Episcopal campuses are collecting new toiletries (soap, lotion, toothpaste, toothbrushes, etc.) to support Ukrainian refugees living in the greater Jacksonville community. Families are invited to drop products off at designated campus locations during the specified dates below:. Munnerlyn Campus – April 19 – May 4 – Drop off: Upper School drop off, Middle…
Read MoreFifth Grade Partners with Kindergarten Students Explore Fundamentals of Physics
Fifth grade students had the opportunity to serve as leaders on campus by setting up and running “Force Exploration Stations” in kindergarten science class today. Kindergarten students learned about how the forces of pushes and pulls can make objects speed up, slow down, or change direction. Students participated in water bottle bowling, explored how wind…
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