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Class of 2025 College Admittances
The Class of 2025’s 154 seniors submitted 1,206 applications to 223 unique colleges and universities this year. School were located in 41 U.S. states and five countries. Of seniors who have decided where to attend college, 99% report they’ll be attending one of their top three schools (and the other 1% were athletic recruits). The…
Read MoreGrandparents’ and Special Friends’ Day (April 16)
ELP 2 – Kindergarten Grandparents’ and Special Friends’ Schedule 8:15 a.m. – Check-in in front of the school and retrieve students* from classrooms. Student ambassadors will be present to assist guests in locating classrooms. * Kindergarten students will meet grandparents outside the church. Grandparents do not need to retrieve them from classrooms. 8:25 a.m. –…
Read MoreFlorida Ballet Performs “Peter and the Wolf”
Students from the Florida Ballet recently delighted kindergarten through fifth grade students with a performance of Peter and the Wolf. This special event combined narration and music to bring the classic tale to life, engaging young audiences through sight and sound. Different instruments represented the voices of various characters, allowing students to experience the story…
Read MoreSecond Grade Explores The Cummer Museum and Memorial Park
Yesterday, April 1, second grade students had the opportunity to visit The Cummer Museum of Art and Gardens. This field trip served as an extension of their weekly art instruction with Mrs. Bebe Alexander, allowing students to explore the “Elements of Art”—line, shape, color, form, value, texture, and space—through real-world masterpieces. As they explored…
Read MorePreparing for the Transition to Middle School (May 1)
Preparing for the Transition to Middle School: What to Expect and How ESJ Can Help For Fifth Grade Parents Thursday, May 1 8:30 – 9:30 am Steve Williams Library and Learning Center Panel Discussion and Q&A Paige McGee, Head of Middle School Christy Hodges, Dean of Student Life Amy Perkins, Director of Student Services David…
Read MoreA Vision for Art 2025: A Resounding Success on Episcopal’s St. Mark’s Campus
The sixth-annual A Vision for Art fundraising event presented by Northern Trust, held from March 21-24 on Episcopal’s St. Mark’s Campus, was a spectacular success, drawing art enthusiasts, collectors, and community supporters together for a weekend of creativity and philanthropy. The event showcased an impressive array of artwork, with approximately 200 original pieces sold, reflecting…
Read MoreVolunteers Needed for Grandparents’ and Special Friends’ Day
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Read MoreSpring Break Brings Major Progress on Beaches Campus Classroom Expansion
Spring Break proved to be a pivotal time for the Beaches Campus Classroom Expansion project. One of the most exciting updates from last week is the completion of the second floor walls, decking, and the installation of the angled steel framework. These elements are essential in providing structural integrity and laying the foundation for the…
Read MoreFrench Language Students Excel at Congres de la Culture Francaise
Students had an outstanding performance at the Congrès de la Culture Française en Floride last week. Episcopal placed second in its division and also ranked among the top three schools in the competition due to the highest points collected. Students earned more Superior ratings than Excellent, excelling in categories from poetry to presentations and demonstrating…
Read MoreAdvanced Math Classes Participate in International Competition
Students in Episcopal’s advanced math classes recently took on the challenge of real-world problem-solving in the MathWorks Math Modeling Challenge (M3 Challenge). This prestigious international competition tasks high school juniors and seniors with applying mathematical modeling to pressing global issues. This year’s topic, “Hot Button Issue: Staying Cool as the World Heats Up,” challenged teams…
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