Posts by Meg Sacks
Holiday Care
The ability to register and pay for a la carte holiday care through January 2025 is now available. Please register your child(ren) by October 1. Please note, registrations are non-refundable and non-transferable. View dates, fees and register
Read More2024-2025 Extended Day Programs
Please contact Betsy Porter, Director of Extended Day and Enrichment Programs, at [email protected] with questions. If you have questions about your child(ren)’s Early Eagles and/or Eagle Afternoon Program enrollment status for the 2024-2025 school year, view your recent statement on My ESJ or email Ms. Porter. Early Learning Program (ELP 1 & ELP 2) Pre-Kindergarten…
Read MoreKids Can Code Brings Screen-Free Coding to Camp Create
Yesterday, Camp Create students on the St. Mark’s Campus engaged in a hands-on learning experience with Kids Can Code Jacksonville, exposing them to screen-free directional coding. Using Kinderbots and a robot puppy, the young coders programmed the puppy to move in various directions and complete tasks like pushing a ball and finding a bone. They…
Read MoreMarisa and Whit Brighton Support Beaches Campus Classroom Expansion Campaign
As parents of two young children, Marisa and Whit Brighton deeply understand the significance of exceptional classroom facilities and how they can enhance the overall well-being of students and faculty alike. “From the moment we set foot on campus, we knew Episcopal was the ideal place for our girls. We immediately sensed the warm and…
Read MoreCampus Cuisine (Pre-K 3 – Grade 5)
Episcopal School of Jacksonville’s Lower School Campuses partner with Campus Cuisine to provide a convenient way for parents to pre-order and pay for fresh, nutritious lunches. The ordering process is extremely flexible, allowing orders, changes, and cancellations up until noon (ET) the day before! Student’s individually packaged lunches will be delivered to school daily and…
Read MoreSpanish Language Students Visit with Exchange School
Spanish Exchange students from ESJ traveled to Zaragoza, Spain to live with host families from Colegio Inglés, ESJ’s sister school, in late June. While in Zaragoza, students toured La Basílica del Pilar, El Casco Antiguo, and La Seo, and participated in activities with their host student such as hiking, regional excursions, soccer matches, tapas, and…
Read MoreSt. Mark’s Campus Hosts Summer Storytimes
This summer, students have enjoyed listening to age-appropriate books read aloud by Megan Trumpler, Media Specialist, followed by engaging interactive activities on the Promethean board. After stories and activities, students can explore the library, check out books, and enjoy reading time with their parents or caregivers. This program has successfully promoted a love for reading…
Read MoreUniform Fit Event (July 15-16)
On-Campus Uniform Fit Event Unsure what size to order your child? Dennis Uniform is hosting a Uniform Fit Event on the Munnerlyn Campus this summer. Monday, July 15, 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Tuesday, July 16, 8:00 a.m. – 4 p.m. Munnerlyn Campus – Bryan Library Representatives from Dennis Uniform will be available in person…
Read MoreClass of 2024 Members Earn Athletic Recognitions
The annual Senior Athletic Banquet in the Semmes Gym recognized members of the Class of 2024 with annual Athletic Department awards.Those recipients were: Peter Ober ’94 Sportsmanship Award*: Hannah Kowkabany and Ford Rachels. Athlete Scholar Award: Charlotte Seay and Henry Robards Best Athlete in a Single Sport: Grace Jones and Kent Jackson Best All Around Athlete: Skyler Watts and Omarr Dixon…
Read MoreFaculty Reflect on Benefits of the Beaches Campus Classroom Expansion Project
As the Beaches Campus faculty concluded the 2023-2024 school year in post planning activities, several Beaches Campus teachers shared their thoughts on the newly-launched Beaches Campus Classroom Expansion project,which will begin construction this summer, in order to add classroom space to accommodate enrollment. Currently there are two sections through 1st grade at the Beaches Campus.…
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