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Eagles Play Bishop Kenny in Football Opener
Athletic News This Friday night the Eagles will head down Atlantic Boulevard to take on the Bishop Kenny Crusaders! Coming off a record setting season in 2019, Coach Mark Brunell is excited for the upcoming season. “What we did last year was great, but this is a new team with new goals. Our players have…
Read MoreBoys Golf Starts Season with Win Against SJCDS
Athletic News Yesterday Boys Golf began their march back to postseason play with a win against St. John’s Country Day School at Marsh Landing Country Club. The Eagles had three golfers tie for medalist honors – William Schuler ’21, Clif Ellis ’21, and Henry Robards ’24. The Eagles are back in action tomorrow when they…
Read MoreVolleyball Teams Begin Seasons with Wins
Athletic News The JV and Varsity Volleyball teams both had victories on Friday night, starting the season 1-0. JV won 2-0 while Varsity won in three games, 2-1. Both teams are back in action tonight as they travel to Bolles before coming back home to host Seacoast Christian for Senior Night on Monday, September 14.…
Read MoreEpiscopal Alumni Connect on LinkedIn
Alumni News Are you utilizing the power of your Episcopal alumni network? You can now search for and connect with Episcopal alumni by location, industry, and company! Alumni are encouraged to add Episcopal School of Jacksonville to the education section of their profile. When adding Episcopal to the education section of your profile be sure to…
Read MoreStudents Participate in Health, Safety, and Well-Being Activity
Beaches Campus Students on the Beaches Campus from kindergarten through sixth grade participated in a mindfulness session on Friday morning via Zoom as part of the Health, Safely, and Well-Being Program. Kim Kelly from Playful Minds, a local organization that works with families on incorporating mindfulness into daily life, spoke with students about taking notice of what is…
Read MoreSuper Summer Readers Receive Awards
St. Mark’s Campus During Chapel this morning, Beville Anderson, Head of Lower School, St. Mark’s Campus, presented the Super Summer Reader Awards to 23 third through sixth grade students. Over the summer, students were encouraged to reach and surpass the reading goals for their grade level: 1,700 pages for third grade and 2,500 for fourth through sixth grades. From…
Read MoreThird Graders Receive Bibles
St. Mark’s Campus Third graders received personalized Bibles at Chapel on Friday, September 4, during the Third Grade Bible Presentation in St. Mark’s Episcopal Church. This special milestone is celebrated at the beginning of each school year as third graders begin their adventure of reading to learn. During the homily, The Rev. William Stokes of…
Read MoreCourtney Laird ’22 Featured on First Coast News
Munnerlyn Campus Courtney Laird ’22 is one of the nation’s first girls in the inaugural class of female Eagle Scouts. Courtney chose Quigley House, a domestic violence and sexual assault center in Clay County, for her Eagle Scout project, putting more than 100 hours into her work at the center and raising $3,400 for her…
Read MoreBuilding Skills with Programming and Robots
Munnerlyn Campus Intro to Engineering students will soon be programming and running robots they build in the STEM Lab and SCL2 computer lab. Meanwhile, seventh grade students are learning basic robotic systems and how to assemble components along with applied programming. “Engaging in fun, real world projects leads students to greater STEM literacy and confidence…
Read MoreSixth Graders Show Who They Really Are
St. Mark’s Campus Sixth graders are more than a mask….they are funny, respectful, joyful, loving, silly, helpful, honest, cool, and so much more! During a recent Language Arts class, students created accordion self portraits – one with a mask on the outer layer and one without underneath. Each student was then tasked to write descriptive…
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