Beach Volleyball Wins District Tournament

Beach Volleyball hosted the district tournament at ESJ’s Conser Beach Volleyball Court Monday. The team came away with the district championship, defeating Providence 3-2 in the finals! Beach Volleyball has had a great season with 11 wins, including wins over Tocoi Creek, Fernandina Beach, and Bishop Snyder, to name a few. The teamgirls are currently 4th […]

Varsity Sailing Finishes Great Season, Celebrates Seniors

ESJ’s Varsity Sailing team concluded a strong 2025–2026 season, finishing seventh in the SAISA North Points District and earning a spot in the SAISA District Championship, (an accomplishment comparable to advancing to a state championship in a sport like soccer). At districts, ESJ sailors competed against top programs from across the Southeast and beyond, including […]

Illustrating Success with Guest Artist Chris Koehler

Students in Mrs. Campbell’s Draw, Paint, Print classes were treated to an inspiring visit from award-winning, San Francisco-based illustrator Chris Koehler on April 14. With a prolific career spanning over 20 years and more than 2,000 published illustrations, Chris offered students a rare look into the life of a high-level commercial artist. He shared with students high points […]

Celebrating Community Day Recognized on Three Campuses

Celebrating Community Day was held yesterday, Tuesday, April 21. This day, formerly known as Celebrating Service Day, is a reflection of the Spiritual Life Pillar at Episcopal. The day, recognized on all three campuses, included serving the school and community; nurturing and strengthening relationships within the school; and reflecting on service done throughout the year. […]

Marine Biology Visits Little Talbot Island

For the past 40 years Marine Biology students have participated in a field study of Little Talbot Island. While the trip has morphed over the years, what remains the same is the time spent in nature—using nature as our laboratory. Time in nature should not be seen as playtime, or something not valuable; it is […]

Girls and Boys Tennis Win District Championships

On Monday and Tuesday Varsity Girls and Boys Tennis hosted the district tournament at the Clements Tennis Center. The girls’ team had a clean sweep, winning every single match, while the boys’ team only dropped one flight. Both teams came away as district winners and will advance to the regional semifinals on Tuesday, April 21, vs […]

Select Juniors and Seniors Welcomed to Cum Laude Society

Cum Laude Society induction was held yesterday in the Munnerlyn Center for members of the Class of 2026 and 2027. The Cum Laude Society, a international organization, recognizes academic achievement in secondary schools for the purpose of promoting Excellence (Areté), Justice (Diké) And Honor (Timé). Amanda McCawley ’16, a Cum Laude Society member and ESJ […]

Theatre Students Earn Superiors at State Festival

Recently, 38 fine arts students joined over 10,000 theatre students, teachers, and enthusiasts at the State Thespian Festival in Tampa Bay. As a troupe, ESJ presented two small duet acting scenes, one large group musical, two solo musical acts, and a submission for costume design. Each of the performance categories earned a top score of […]

Philippa Marks Returns as Program Director and Head Volleyball Coach

Philippa Marks will return as Volleyball Program Director and Head Varsity Coach in the 2026 season. Coach Marks brings 14 years of coaching experience, including 10 years serving as Program Director and Head Varsity Coach at Episcopal. During her previous coaching tenure, she led Varsity Volleyball to four district championships, three regional championships, and three State […]

Seventh Grade Takes Learning Outside at Okefenokee

Seventh grade students recently traveled to the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge for their annual field trip, spending the day immersed in one of the most unique ecosystems in the southeastern United States. Okefenokee Swamp is soon to be a World Heritage Site, and provided an exceptional outdoor classroom where students observed wildlife, studied swamp ecology, […]