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After School Activities and Athletics Wrapping Up
Beaches Campus students are wrapping up fall after school activities and athletics over the next week. “We were excited to have such a robust offering of after-school activities for the fall with many classes that reached capacity. Eagle STEM Challenges and Chess have been wonderful additions to our campus and we are excited to expand…
Read MoreCoffee Chat with The Rev. Adam Greene and Beville Anderson
The Rev. Adam Greene and Beville Anderson would invite parents to attend a Coffee Chat. This is a great opportunity to enjoy fellowship with families, ask questions, and hear about campus updates and programming. Wednesday, October 20 9 – 9:45 a.m. School Library
Read MoreVolleyball and Swim Playoffs Begin
Tomorrow the IMSC volleyball team will play in the IMSC Tournament Final against Providence. Right now the girls are 18-4 and are undefeated in conference play! They reached the finals with a 2-0 win vs The Covenant School on Tuesday afternoon. Varsity Volleyball will begin district tournament play next week, entering as the top seed.…
Read MoreESJ Fifth Grade Retreat
St. Mark’s and Beaches Campus fifth graders spend Tuesday, October 12, at a fifth grade retreat on the Knight Campus. Faculty from all three campuses helped facilitate the day, which included different team building and fine arts activities and lunch. The Rev. Teresa Seagle, Dean of Spiritual Life, also worked with students. Katherine Donahoo Nott…
Read MoreInnovation Lab Sparks Creativity and Collaboration
The Innovation Lab on the Beaches Campus is a collaborative learning environment where students explore engineering and team building. Recently, Ms. Wilson’s Grade 4 students collaborated in groups to build houses out of cardboard that will have electricity. Each student in the group is responsible for creating a room, designing the space and installing a…
Read MoreStudents Combine Art and Social Studies to Create Globe Pumpkins
Second grade students recently mastered the geographic placement of Asia, Africa, North America, South America, Antarctica, Europe, and Australia thanks to a social studies unit all about continents. They also learned about oceans using map skills, memorized a catchy song to help them remember the largest to smallest land masses, and practiced directions with a…
Read MoreThe Future is Bright on the St. Mark’s Campus!
The Future is Bright on the St. Mark’s Campus! On Tuesday, October 12, the 2021-2022 St. Mark’s Campus Episcopal Fund Representatives will be distributing glow necklaces during morning carpool. If you have not yet submitted your donation to this year’s Campaign, please help us spread the light by supporting our remarkable school!
Read MoreNational Honor Society Students Provide Tutoring
National Honor Society (NHS) students are providing tutoring opportunities for their peers on the Munnerlyn Campus every day during tutorial and lunch periods in the Bryan Library. With specific subjects being offered certain days, students always have a resource available to them should they need a little extra help. For example, math and science are offered…
Read MoreNational Honor Society Inductees
Episcopal inducted juniors and seniors into the National Honor Society in a special ceremony in the Munnerlyn Center on Wednesday, October 6. National Honor Society Inductees Fall 2021 Seniors Emmanuella Althuis Georgia Gayle Rankin Austin Abraham Bateh Kate Lynne Reinhardt Virginia Grace Burhyte Madeleine Graham Runnels Parker Bruce Chappell Reilly Elisabeth Shapiro Garrett Scott Daniel…
Read MoreApplying for College? Ryan Riggs Shares with News4Jax
Ryan Riggs, Director of College Counseling, spoke with Jen Waugh ’89, morning anchor at News4Jax, about applying for college this year. Watch the interview: https://www.news4jax.com/video/morning-show/2021/10/04/appling-for-college-some-advice-from-a-high-school-counselor/
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