Weightlifting Advances Two to Regionals

Over the weekend the weightlifting team participated in the district meet and had two move on to the FHSAA regional round. Congrats to Brandon Tremble and Nicholas Vitulli on moving on. The regional meet will be held Friday at Keystone Heights beginning at 10:00 a.m. Go Eagles!

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Honors Science Students Win at State Fair

Honors Science Seminar students presented at the 67th State Science and Engineering Fair of Florida last week, competing against more than 680 students from across the state. Every ESJ student was a winner of special awards and/or place awards for their project. Ryan Napoleon ’23 and Claire Huang ’23 were first place winners in their categories. Tom…

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Theatre Students Earn Superiors at State Festival

Twenty-two theatre students attended the Florida State Thespian Festival in Tampa from March 16-20 hosted by the Education Theatre Association. Episcopal students performed six pieces at this highly competitive event. Each of ESJ’s submissions received the highest rating of Superior. Anne Case ’22 was awarded with Top Honors for her costume construction of Peggy’s dress from…

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ELP Grandparents’ and Special Friends’ Morning

Thursday, April 14 Episcopal School of Jacksonville, St. Mark’s Campus Lori Schiavone Commons ELP 2 – 8:30 – 9:45 a.m. ELP 1 – 10:00 – 11:00 a.m. To ensure a safe and timely dismissal from school on this special day, we ask you to complete this form indicating the plans for your child at dismissal.

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Students Inducted into National Junior Honor Society

Episcopal held the National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) 2021-2022 induction for Middle School on Thursday, March 17 in the Munnerlyn Center. Elizabeth Williamson ’07, National Junior Honor Society Faculty Advisor, led the candlelight ceremony. Members of NJHS were chosen for high standards of scholarship, service, leadership, character, and citizenship. Aquilae Chapter Inductees 2021 – 2022…

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Charlotte’s Web Book Study Weaves Together Reading, Writing, Vocabulary, and Illustration

Salutations! Over several months, Ms. Pulignano’s first grade students engaged in a teacher-led read aloud on the children’s classic book Charlotte’s Web. Upon recent completion of the book, they did a deep dive, reflecting on its rich story elements and vocabulary. To demonstrate their comprehension, students completed a story web graphic organizer, favorite part writings,…

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