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 […]
Susan Kwartler Award for Staff Excellence Awarded to A.J. Dial

A.J. Dial, Print Services Coordinator (Munnerlyn Campus) This year’s recipient of the inaugural Susan Kwartler Award for Staff Excellence has made a lasting impact on the entire school community – all three campuses – through his dedication, kindness, spirit of collaboration, and servant leadership. A.J. Dial is the award’s first recipient. Known for creating an […]
Melody Harding Given Robert R. Parks Award for Teaching Excellence

Melody Harding, Pre-K 4 faculty at the Beaches Campus, is widely celebrated for establishing a classroom environment where students feel safe, secure, and genuinely excited to learn. Her approach to education highlights her gift for connecting with young learners. She truly sees and values each student as an individual, celebrating their unique qualities and tailoring […]
Nancy M. Wood Award for Excellence in Education Give to Jessica Michaud

This year’s recipient of the Nancy M. Wood Award for Excellence in Education has made an impact on students, families, and colleagues through compassion, dedication, and an unwavering commitment to learning: Jessica Michaud, first grade teacher at the St. Mark’s Campus. Known for creating a classroom where every student feels seen, valued, and supported, Mrs. […]
Alex Maples Awarded Timothy Award for Christian Service

Alex Maples, recipient of the 2026 Timothy Award, is celebrated not only for exceptional teaching but for a life of faith-filled service that deeply impacts the campus community. The award recognizes educators who embody Christian character in both word and action, and colleagues describe Mrs. Maples, Spiritual Life and Service Coordinator and faculty for Theology […]
Skeels, Nunley Honored with Davis Award for Excellence in Teaching

Davis Award for Excellence in Teaching Cristi Skeels ’91 (Upper School) and Shannon Nunley (Middle School) Established in 1992, the Davis Awards recognize teachers who exemplify quality instruction and meaningful influence on student learning. Recipients are selected for consistently going above and beyond in their dedication to students, demonstrating the rare ability to motivate learners […]
Lower School Celebrates Fifth Grade Students

Lower Schools celebrated the accomplishments of fifth grade students during special ceremonies and receptions on Thursday, May 21. Families, friends, faculty, staff, and students gathered as each student received a Certificate of Achievement in Celebration Ceremonies held on each Lower School campus. Congratulations to the following individuals for receiving the below awards, and to all […]
Student-Athletes Recognized at End of Year Events

Episcopal Eagles were recognized at two student-athlete events this spring. The Senior Athletic Banquet was held May 3. Twenty-six Eagles have committed to play a sport at the collegiate level next year. As they head onto Upper School next year, Middle School eighth graders were also recognized for their work on and off the field […]
