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St. Mark’s Campus Students and Local Artists Team Up to Create Original Art
Leading up to A Vision For Art, scheduled for Friday, April 22 – Tuesday, April 26, all St. Mark’s Campus students will have the privilege of meeting and collaborating with local artists to create one-of-a-kind, grade-level masterpieces that will be available via an online bidding process during this spring fundraising event. “This year’s ‘A Future…
Read MoreFifth Grade Students Advance to Final Round of Duval County Spelling Bee
Lilly Grace Bowling (Beaches Campus) and Eve Sauvageau (St. Mark’s Campus) are two of just 25 students in grades five – eight across Duval County who have the honor of advancing to the final round of the Duval County Spelling Bee. The in-person spelling competition will be held at Samuel W. Wolfson School for Advanced…
Read MoreBoys Basketball Plays in District Semifinals
Varsity Boys Basketball defeated Interlachen High School last night in the district quarterfinals to advance to the district semifinals tonight at Providence. Kent Jackson ’24 led the Eagles with 22 points (six three-pointers) and Parker Chappell ’22 chipped in with 17 points. Tonight’s game will tip at 7:00 p.m. Watch live here: https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/providence-school-jacksonville-fl/game3ecc60418
Read MoreSeth Pajcic ’95 Establishes Endowed Fund in Memory of George Warren, History Teacher
Alumnus Seth Pajcic ’95 has established an endowed fund in memory of his former history teacher George Warren. Mr. Warren taught at Episcopal from 1978 to 1997 and was beloved for his teaching style. “George Warren did not teach history as just a series of dates and names to be memorized,” said Pajcic. “Instead he…
Read MoreStudents Celebrate the 100th Day of School
The Beaches Campus celebrated its 100th day of school on Friday, January 28. Pre-K 3 through Grade 1 classes celebrated this milestone with activities, math games, and literacy and art projects. Pre-K 3 students joined in on this landmark with a 100-themed art project. Pre-K 4 students brought in 100 items that could fit in…
Read MoreGirls and Boys Basketball Enter District Play
Girls Varsity Basketball played in the district tournament last night with a 56-32 win over Bishop Snyder in the district quarterfinals. They advanced to the district semifinals tonight at PK Yonge High School in Gainesville. The tip is set for 6:00 p.m. With a win, they will advance to the district finals Friday night against…
Read More18 Commit on National Signing Day
Episcopal celebrated 18 student athletes who have committed to play at the collegiate level during a special National Signing Day ceremony on Wednesday, February 2, in the Semmes Gym. Go Eagles! Baseball Ian Moore – College of Central Florida Austin Eppley – College of Central Florida Hunter Russell – University of Notre Dame Hayden Perry…
Read MoreBeaches Campus Welcomes Nine New Students in January!
The Beaches Campus welcomed nine new students to the Episcopal community in the month of January. “We are thrilled to have these new students and families join our school this January,” said Missy Melba, Director of Lower School Admission and Enrollment, Beaches Campus. “There is so much excitement and buzz around the campus and we…
Read MoreGirls Basketball Begins District Tournament Next Week
Varsity Girls Basketball will begin the district tournament on Tuesday against Bishop Snyder in the district quarterfinal round. The game will be played at 6:00 p.m. in the Semmes Gym. With a win the team will move on to the district semifinals at P.K. Yonge on Wednesday. Go Eagles! Reminder: ESJ annual sports pass are…
Read MoreScience Fair Awards
Honors Research students’ science fair projects were completed in two categories, physical and biological sciences. Students exhibited their projects last week and judging was completed Thursday. Awards included two first place winners Daniel Delong (An Acceleration and Gyroscopic Approach for UL Prosthetics: A Novel Control System and Hand Design) and Tom Commander (Analyzing the CD44-targeting capabilities of…
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