Four
Pillars
An Episcopal School of Jacksonville graduate
Our Four Pillars
Episcopal is built on Four Pillars – Academics, Spiritual Life, Fine Arts, and Athletics — which encourage personal development in every aspect of students’ lives. The unique emphasis on balance among these Four Pillars cannot be found anywhere else in Jacksonville.
Portrait
of a Graduate
An Episcopal School of Jacksonville graduate
Academics
Episcopal’s challenging, learner-centered curriculum is thoughtfully designed to prepare students to be successful in some of the most selective universities in the country.
Portrait
of a Graduate
An Episcopal School of Jacksonville graduate
Athletics
Episcopal offers a wide range of athletic programs for our students, fielding more than 80 teams in 19 sports for sixth through twelfth grades. Lower Schools compete interscholastically in multiple sports.
Portrait
of a Graduate
An Episcopal School of Jacksonville graduate
Fine Arts
Our Fine Arts faculty and staff, all artists in their own right, joyfully share their respective wisdom, and create together with bright minds, nimble bodies and imaginative souls.
Portrait
of a Graduate
An Episcopal School of Jacksonville graduate
Spiritual Life
The Episcopal experience is framed by the understanding that spiritual growth is an essential part of human growth.
Four
Pillars
An Episcopal School of Jacksonville graduate
Portrait
of a Graduate
An Episcopal School of Jacksonville graduate
Seeks Understanding
Values curiosity, collaboration, and inclusion
Engages in the ever-evolving process of learning
Develops a Sense of Self
Cultivates self-awareness through experience and reflection
Possesses confidence earned through challenge, tempered with humility
Lives with Honor and Purpose
Chooses to lead and do good
Serves others as part of a larger community
Pursues a Life of Faith
Seeks a relationship with God and others
Respects the dignity of every human being
2026-2027
Admission and Enrollment
Episcopal seeks to enroll students of all faiths who can contribute their gifts and talents to our community while discovering their passions and fully participating in our exceptional, student-centered academic program.
2026-2027
Summer Programs
Summer starts here! ESJ Summer Programs offer unforgettable weeks of fun with purpose—from classic camps and sports to arts, STEM, and adventure—all led by energetic instructors on our beautiful Munnerlyn Campus. Explore camps and plan your perfect summer at esj.org/summer.
About
Episcopal
Lower School
Beaches Campus welcomes students in Pre-K 3 through fifth grades four blocks from the Atlantic Ocean in Jacksonville Beach.
The St. Mark’s Campus enrolls students aged one through grade 5 in the heart of the historic Ortega neighborhood, a short drive from downtown and Naval Air Station Jacksonville.
Middle School
Students in sixth through eighth grades experience age-appropriate opportunities intended to encourage independence and growth and are woven into the vibrant student life on the Munnerlyn Campus as they prepare for high school.
Upper School
Grades 9-12 on the Munnerlyn Campus experience the Harkness method, interdisciplinary coursework, leadership opportunities, and begin the school’s college counseling program, helping to prepare them for lives of purpose after Commencement.
Four
Pillars
Academics
Episcopal’s challenging curriculum is thoughtfully designed to prepare students to be successful in some of the most selective universities in the country.
Athletics
Episcopal offers a wide range of athletic programs for our students, fielding more than 80 teams in 19 sports for sixth through twelfth grades.
Fine Arts
Our Fine Arts faculty and staff, all artists in their own right, joyfully share their respective wisdom, and create together with bright minds, nimble bodies and imaginative souls.
Spiritual Life
The Episcopal experience is framed by the understanding that spiritual growth is an essential part of human growth.
2026-2027 Admission and Enrollment
Episcopal seeks to enroll students of all faiths who can contribute their gifts and talents to our community while discovering their passions and fully participating in our exceptional, student-centered academic program.
2026-2027 Summer Programs
Summer starts here! ESJ Summer Programs offer unforgettable weeks of fun with purpose—from classic camps and sports to arts, STEM, and adventure—all led by energetic instructors on our beautiful Munnerlyn Campus. Explore camps and plan your perfect summer at esj.org/summer.
Portrait
of a Graduate
An Episcopal School of Jacksonville graduate:
Seeks Understanding
Values curiosity, collaboration, and inclusion
Engages in the ever-evolving process of learning
Values curiosity, collaboration, and inclusion. Engages in the ever-evolving process of learning
Develops a Sense of Self
Values curiosity, collaboration, and inclusion
Engages in the ever-evolving process of learning
Cultivates self-awareness through experience and reflection. Possesses confidence earned through challenge, tempered with humility
Lives with Honor and Purpose
Values curiosity, collaboration, and inclusion
Engages in the ever-evolving process of learning
Chooses to lead and do good. Serves others as part of a larger community
Pursues a Life of Faith
Values curiosity, collaboration, and inclusion
Engages in the ever-evolving process of learning
Seeks a relationship with God and others. Respects the dignity of every human being
About
Episcopal
Lower School
Lower School
Beaches Campus welcomes students in PreK-3 through fifth grades four blocks from the Atlantic Ocean in Jacksonville Beach.
The St. Mark’s Campus enrolls students aged one through grade 5 in the heart of the historic Ortega neighborhood, a short drive from downtown and Naval Air Station Jacksonville.
Middle School
Middle School
Students in sixth through eighth grades experience age-appropriate opportunities intended to encourage independence and growth and are woven into the vibrant student life on the Munnerlyn Campus as they prepare for high school.
Upper School
Upper School
Grades 9-12 on the Munnerlyn Campus experience the Harkness method, interdisciplinary coursework, leadership opportunities, and begin the school’s college counseling program, helping to prepare them for lives of purpose after Commencement.
