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Students Inducted into Cum Laude Society
Each spring Episcopal inducts a new group of students into the ESJ chapter of the Cum Laude Society. The Cum Laude Society recognizes academic achievement for the purpose of promoting excellence (Areté), justice (Diké) and honor (Timé). This year’s induction ceremony, held Monday, April 12, was open to immediate family members and shared via livestream…
Read MoreWeightlifting Heads to State Finals
Last week the weightlifting team advanced two Eagles to the state final meet. Cooper Jevic ’21 (169 pound class) and Tommaso Pozoni ’21 (238 pound class) both qualified to compete in the state meet based on their regional performances last weekend. The state finals are held at Port St. Joe High School April 23-24. Good…
Read MoreGirls Rowing Wins at State Sculling Championships
On Saturday, Girls Rowing took eight athletes to the State Sculling Championships in Sarasota to compete in five different categories against schools and clubs. All five boats were the highest placing Scholastic entry, winning Scholastic titles and earning the Florida bid to Scholastic Nationals. Varsity Single: First overall and Scholastic — Allie Alton ’21 Varsity…
Read MoreFirst Grade Visits Marineland
First graders have begun their in-depth studies of sea animals, which will conclude next month with a sea animal presentation of projects and essays. As a special experience to help reinforce learning for this subject, students took a special study trip to Marineland today. The visit included a behind-the-scenes tour of the aquarium’s exhibits as…
Read MoreKing of P.E. for the Day
Last Thursday, students had a new P.E. Teacher (for the day)! William Adams, fifth grade student, was crowned “King of P.E.” and took the reins from Coach Adrian Cherry for a day of fun and physical exercise. His day included hiding Easter eggs for the Pre-Primary egg hunts, testing his classmates’ strength and endurance through…
Read MoreBeyond the Basics: The Value of a Liberal Arts Education
The College Counseling Office in partnership with the Parent’s Association hosted College Counseling Beyond the Basics: The Value of a Liberal Arts Education on Tuesday, March 30. The panel was comprised of three admissions professionals: Zaire McCoy, Associate Vice President for Enrollment Management and Dean of Admission at Rollins College in Winter Park, FL; Tara…
Read MoreBaseball Celebrates Seniors on Monday
The baseball team has had a great season so far, sitting at 13-3 on the year. The have had wins against Ridgeview High School, Bishop Snyder, and Bishop Kenny to name a few. Tonight they will host Bolles in a key district match up at Ray Knight Field. They will close out the week on…
Read MoreWeightlifting Heads to Regionals
On Saturday the weightlifting team will head to West Nassau High School for the FHSAA regional meet. Three lifters will represent Episcopal: Cooper Jevic ’21 in the 169 weight class, Nicholas Vitulli ’22 in the 199 weight class, and Tommaso Pozzoni ’21 in the 238 weight class. If they advance, they will head to the…
Read MoreBeaches Campus Celebrates Easter
The Beaches Campus welcomed families on campus last Thursday, April 1, for an Easter parade and celebration. Post-parade celebrations included a Pre-K 3 and Pre-K 4 Easter egg hunt on the playground and enriching Easter-themed activities in the classrooms throughout the campus. The community was thankful for this time of fellowship as they prepared their…
Read MoreAP Portfolio Spotlight: Margaux Forsbrand ’21
A.P Draw, Paint, Print Senior Spotlight Interview: Margaux Forsbrand ’21 The AP Drawing Portfolio is an intensive course, requiring students to produce art at the college level. Students compile a portfolio of 15-20 original artworks demonstrating mastery in composition, technique, and concept. They pursue the “why” behind their own artistic process and participate in weekly…
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