Posts by Meg Sacks
Hands-On History: Third Grade Field Trip Connects Students with Jacksonvilleās Past
Extending their classroom study of Jacksonville’s rich history, third grade students recently embarked on a field trip that allowed them to immerse themselves in the stories and experiences of the past. At Fort Caroline, students learned about French settlers and their significant interactions with Native American tribes. During a visit to the Ribault Monument, they…
Read MoreEarly Dismissal (November 8)
Faculty will participate in professional development onĀ Friday, November 8. Early Dismissal is at 12:00 p.m. The Eagle Afternoon Program will be open until 6:00 p.m. for pre-registered students. Please contact Betsy Porter at [email protected] for questions regarding the Eagle Afternoon Program.
Read MoreA Vision for Art – Open Call for Artists
A St. Mark’s Campus fundraising event, A Vision for Art is a premier art exhibition for avid art collectors and casual buyers. ItĀ exhibits new and original works by well-known and emerging artists. If you know an artist you want to see at this event, please encourage them to apply! The Event is March 21-24, 2025.…
Read MoreSt. Mark’s Campus Hosts Parent Book Club
This week marked the first book club for St. Markās Campus parents, featuring discussions on the initial chapters of āGood Insideā by Dr. Becky Kennedy. According to Eve Rodsky, New York Times bestselling author, āThis book is for any parent who has ever struggled under the substantial weight of caregivingāwhich is to say, all of…
Read MoreRegister for the 2025 W.W. Gay Ortega River Run
The W.W. Gay Ortega River Run is February 8, 2025! Don’t miss one of the biggest fundraisers and friendraisers for ESJ, St. Mark’s Campus, benefiting the school’s financial aid program. Register before November 30 to secure the best rate of the year! Register to run!
Read MoreLower Schools Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month
Hispanic Heritage Month offers a unique opportunity to celebrate the rich and diverse cultures of Hispanic and Latino communities. Through engaging activities, students are encouraged to explore the vibrant traditions, histories, and contributions of Hispanic Americans. On the Beaches Campus, this year’s celebration included a colorful blend of food, music, and cultural exploration. From savoring…
Read MoreAnxious Generation Panel Discussion (November 19)
Supporting Young People in Our Digital Age Episcopal School of Jacksonville Lower School parents are invited to attend a panel discussion on The Anxious Generation: Supporting Young People in Our Digital Age, addressing the impacts of mental health issues, pressure, and technology on todayās youth and exploring how parents and the school community can respond.…
Read MoreAbout Commander Doug “Spooner” Hale, US Navy (ret)
A native of Arlington, Virginia, Commander Hale graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy in 2001, earning a bachelorās degree in political science. He reported to Pensacola, Florida for flight training and was designated a naval aviator in August 2003. Commander Haleās operational assignments include tours with Helicopter Anti-submarine Squadron 15 (HS-15), Carrier Strike Group…
Read MoreNational Honor Society Induction Ceremony Held
Select juniors and seniors were inducted into Episcopal’s Aerie Chapter of the National Honor Society on Monday in a special ceremony in the Munnerlyn Center.Ā Ā Current National Honor Society members gave the invocation, introduction and welcome, readings, candidate requirements, and the benediction. Natalie Herford, Head of Upper School, andĀ Katie Ellis and Natalie Pettey, National Honor Society…
Read MoreCampus Store Pop Up (October 25)
Just in time for sweatshirt weather, the ESJ campus store will visit the St. Mark’s Campus on October 25 from 4:30 – 6:30 p.m. in the Lori Schiavone Commons. This is the same day as the Book Fair and Fall Festival!
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