Lila Ranalli Named National Merit Scholarship Semifinalist

Episcopal congratulates senior Lila Ranalli who has been named a National Merit Scholarship Semifinalist.  The National Merit Scholarship Program is an academic competition for recognition and scholarships. High school students enter the National Merit Program by taking the Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT) and by meeting published program entry and participation requirements.  More […]

Faculty Across all Three Campuses Embark on Professional Development Journeys

Established in 2000 by a generous gift from Delores and Allen Lastinger, the Lastinger Fellowship provides funds to support faculty pursuing meaningful summer professional development opportunities, including travel, study abroad, and other unique academic experiences. The fellowship enriches faculty members’ academic and intellectual lives while positively impacting their students and colleagues. Across the country and […]

34th Class Returns from an Unforgettable 9GOA

For more than three decades, the Freshman Orientation Adventure (9GOA) has kicked off the Episcopal Upper School experience with four unforgettable days outdoors. From camping and hiking to whitewater rafting, freshmen are challenged to step outside their comfort zones, try something new, and build authentic connections with their classmates. Students begin their Upper School journey […]

In the Footsteps of St. Paul Immersive Learning Experience

During the first few weeks of June, 29 students, 13 parents, and four chaperones set off to walk in the footsteps of Saint Paul. Tracing Saint Paul’s second missionary journey as recorded in Acts 16-18 as well as in several of Saint Paul’s letters, the group traveled extensively around the mainland of Greece. Students in […]

AI Symposium Reinforces Episcopal’s Middle Way Approach to Technology

As part of Episcopal’s AI Lab programming, faculty from all three campuses met on the Munnerlyn Campus in June to further explore AI in the classroom and as a teaching tool in a day-long symposium. The symposium will continue in July to further the discussion. The Episcopal AI Lab, an exploratory program that is digging […]

Photography Students Return from Italy Tour

Fine Arts photography students recently returned from Italy, where they spent two weeks exploring the arts, fashion, museums, and food of Venice, Murano and Burano, Florence, Cinque Terre, and Milan. In Venice, students attended La Biennale di Venezia, one of the world’s oldest, largest, and most prestigious cultural and art exhibitions. In Florence they visited […]

Spanish Language Students Meet Host Families, Explore Zaragoza and Barcelona

Episcopal’s Spanish language students left June 3 for Madrid, where they are staying with host families and students from Colegio Inglés in Zaragoza. ESJ students will attend school with students from Colegio Inglés, practicing their language skills. So far, ESJ students and chaperones have toured the historic city center, the Basilica La Señora del Pilar, […]

The Regan Plaza Reimagined: Honoring a Legacy, Building for the Future

Episcopal is reimagining the Dale D. Regan Plaza at the Munnerlyn Campus, creating a sustainable, functional, and beautiful gathering space that will serve students and faculty for generations while honoring the remarkable legacy of former Head of School Dale Regan. Now the time has come for a thoughtful redesign. The plaza will be redesigned during the […]

Diogo Quirino Named Boys Soccer Program Director and Head Varsity Coach

Diogo Quirino has accepted the role of Episcopal Boys Soccer Program Director and Head Varsity Coach. A native of São Paulo, Brazil, Coach Quirino brings more than 11 years of club-level coaching experience in Jacksonville. He previously served as an assistant coach for Episcopal’s boys soccer program from 2015–2017 and was a volunteer assistant coach […]

Jono Hustis Nominated for Guardian Award by Mattia Pozzoni ‘26

The Guardian Award is presented each year at Senior Honors Convocation to a member of the faculty who are nominated by students in the senior class. The faculty member has served as a “guardian” for the student during their time at Episcopal. This year’s winner is Jono Hustis, Upper School Theatre Director and Fine Arts […]