Thank you for your interest in joining the Episcopal community. Our commitment is to our students and fulfilling Episcopal's mission of providing a Four Pillar education with a balance of arts, athletics and Christian nurture. Episcopal's faculty and staff are not just outstanding in their day-to-day roles; they are also enthusiastic advisors, coaches, and club sponsors. They are committed to and involved in the spirit of excellence. Please email [email protected] with any questions or correspondence.
Faculty at a Glance
Professional Development Support
Almost 200 full time faulty
More than 70% hold advanced degrees
In addition to classroom teachers, Episcopal has a solid network of support structures:
- Dean of Faculty
- New Faculty Orientation & Mentor Program
- Front office staff
- Department Chairs
- College Counselors
- AIR team
- Library Services
- Division Heads
- Student Services coordinators
- Technology Department
- Human Resources support
Episcopal is a center of lifelong learning filled with dedicated educators. Each year, ESJ faculty and staff participate in professional development to expand their knowledge in the ever-changing world of education. By remaining on the cutting-edge of their field, they serve as a cornerstone to student achievement in the classroom. Dedicated endowment funds, on campus and off campus opportunities, and ongoing support for faculty and staff mean our faculty are lifelong learners too.
Endowed Funds include:
- The Mary Lou and Dan Davis Awards for Excellence in Teaching
- Endowed Fund for Harkness Teaching
- The Guardian Gift Fund
- Elizabeth Simpson Walton '71 Fund for Coaches' Professional Development
Employment Opportunities
Lower School Admission Assessment Consultant
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Learn MoreLiving in Jacksonville
The Visit Jacksonville website offers a great introduction into the many advantages to be had in living in Jacksonville. Situated as it is along the final bend of the St. Johns River as it makes its way to the Atlantic, the sprawling geography of Jacksonville features everything from riverscape, beachfront, and one of the nation's largest urban park systems. The growing local economy feeds a local population that is equally diverse, spread across distinctive historic neighborhoods that radiate out from a growing downtown along the northern bend of the St. Johns.
The campuses that comprise our school likewise mirror the diverse landscape of Jacksonville: we feature two Lower School campuses - the St. Mark's Campus in the Ortega neighborhood along the western banks of the St. Johns, and the Beaches Campus just steps away from the Atlantic Beach - and our Middle and Upper School divisions are both located centrally at the Munnerlyn Campus, just across the St. Johns River from downtown Jacksonville.
Mission Statement: The mission of Episcopal School of Jacksonville is to provide a superior college-preparatory education in an environment marked by high expectation, Christian nurture, and social diversity. Through a balanced program of academics, arts, and athletics, Episcopal's faculty seeks to instill in each student intellectual growth, character development, responsible leadership and a commitment to community service.
Nondiscrimination Policy: Members of the Episcopal community are held to respect the dignity of each student, faculty, and staff member regardless of personal beliefs. Episcopal School of Jacksonville does not discriminate based on race, ethnicity, disability, gender identity, sexual orientation, creed, religion, national origin, or any other basis protected by applicable law.