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Competition Teaches Applying Math Skills to Real World
Episcopal AP Calculus, AP Statistics, and Precalculus class students competed this week in an international math modeling contest. MathWorks Math Modeling Challenge (M3 Challenge) is a contest for high school juniors and seniors. Through participation, students experience what it’s like to work as a team to tackle a real-world problem under time and resource constraints,…
Read MoreCyber Safety Presentation Provides Insight into Childrens’ Interaction with Digital World
Detective Brett Bolton, Digital Forensic Investigator, Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office, spoke with St. Mark’s Campus parents this week about technology that may pose a risk to children. He stressed open communication between parents and children at an early age to prevent and mitigate risk and also delved into specific scenarios and examples caregivers can be on…
Read MoreWear Spirit Gear on Field Day
Tuesday, March 22 is Field Day on St. Mark’s Campus (details here). Students are invited to wear any Episcopal spirit shirt and uniform bottoms to celebrate the day.
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WHO: First – fifth grade St. Mark’s Campus students and tenth grade Munnerlyn Campus students. WHAT: A fun morning of field games on Berg Field! Tenth grade students are partnering with fifth grade students on the St. Mark’s Campus to host this event. In addition to field games, tenth grade students will share their experiences…
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Children of all backgrounds face dangers on the Internet and are affected by online social activities such as cyberbullying Who: St. Mark’s Campus parents of all ages are invited to hear Det. Brett Bolton, Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office Computer Forensic Investigation Unit What: Parent information session educating parents about technologies available today that may pose a…
Read MoreFaculty Participate in Professional Development Opportunities
Throughout January and early February, faculty on St. Mark’s Campus had the opportunity to attend professional conferences relating to music education, academic support, technology in the classroom, and early childhood development. They presented what they learned during a recent full-faculty meeting. Susanne Daily, Music Instructor, participated in sessions relating to poetry in the music…
Read MoreAP Environmental Science Tours Emerald Trail, Sugar Hill
AP Environmental Science students visited the city’s Sugar Hill neighborhood with Groundwork Jacksonville recently. Shanell Davis-Bryant, program manager, gave the group a tour of the Emerald Trail project at the S-line connector. Students walked the S-line Connector section of the trail and learned about the ecological designs incorporated in the redevelopment project. Students collected litter…
Read MoreWrestling Advances 11 to Regionals
Yesterday the Wrestling team had great success at the district meet! They advanced 11 wrestlers to the regional round including two district champions (Turner Glenn and Nick Pressley), one runner-up (Scott Busey), and three third place finishes (John Fernandez, Christian Ryan, and Maddox Davidson). The boys will travel to Wakulla High School next weekend for…
Read MoreSpring Musical
All About Jazz! Thursday, March 3 8:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. Lori Schiavone Commons Fourth and fifth grade students will present famous jazz songs and dances that will have your toes tapping and your fingers snapping in All About Jazz! Join us as children trace the history of jazz in America and spotlight jazz musicians…
Read MoreClassroom Economics Project Teaches Valuable Money Management Skills
Fourth grade students on St. Mark’s Campus are learning valuable money management skills by simulating what it is like to live in a micro-community. After interviewing for and applying for jobs, students hold a position that plays an important role in the classroom community. From bankers and loan officers to morning operators and community officers,…
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