Beaches Campus Fifth Graders Launch Into STEM with Mars Robotics Missions
Fifth grade students at the Beaches Campus are wrapping up their unit on Space and Space Exploration with an exciting hands-on STEM robotics project. After studying the solar system, technological advances in space travel, and the challenges of exploring distant planets, students put their knowledge into action through the use of LEGO® Spike Prime robot […]
Third Grade Explores Jacksonville’s Historic Landmarks
Third grade students explored Jacksonville’s rich history during a recent field trip through Avondale, Riverside, Springfield, and Downtown. Throughout the day, students connected what they had been learning in the classroom to real places in their own city. The trip was led by Drew Haramis, St. Mark’s Campus’ third grade teacher and Jacksonville history expert. […]
Faculty from Three Campuses Attend Conference on AI
Munnerlyn, St. Mark’s, and Beaches Campus faculty attended the NAIS symposium on “AI and the Future of Learning” last week, exploring how different schools are approaching AI in the classroom in age-appropriate ways. The sessions addressed student safety in the age of AI, building agency and resilience in students during the age of AI, important […]
“The First Thanksgiving” Opens a Season of Student Performances
Kindergarten students presented “The First Thanksgiving” on Wednesday, November 19, on stage in the Lori Schiavone Commons. Dressed as turkeys, pilgrims, and Indians, students recited poems and performed adorable and hilarious songs, including the much-loved song “Strut Mr. Turkey”! The kindergarten performance is the first of several opportunities for students to take center stage this […]
Faculty Book Club Explores “The Disengaged Teen”
This academic year, the Munnerlyn Campus faculty book club is focused on reading “The Disengaged Teen.” This selection is part of ongoing professional development efforts to ensure faculty are meeting the diverse needs of all Middle and Upper School students. The book clubs, which meet once a week, also foster interdepartmental discussion and collaboration.Each year, […]
Fourth Grade Students Bring Literary Settings to Life with AI and VR
St. Mark’s Campus fourth grade students recently experienced the world of Louis Sachar’s novel Holes in an entirely new dimension. In a collaborative project led by teachers Morgan Lankford and Beth Harralson with David Sandlin, Technology and Innovation Instructor, students harnessed the power of artificial intelligence to enhance their creative writing and literary comprehension. Students […]
Instrumental Ensembles Concert “Autumn Leaves” November 20
The Fine Arts Department proudly presents Autumn Leaves, the instrumental music ensembles concert, on November 20 at 7:00 p.m. at the Deming Theatre. This high energy performance will feature talented and passionate middle and upper school musicians playing season favorites such as Carol of the Bells, Nutcracker Suite, Carol for Coventry, Jingle Bells, and much more! […]
Early Purchase Ticket Pricing Available Now for Bash 2026
Early-Bird Tickets Are Live for Bash 2026 — Don’t Miss Out! Get ready to step back in time! Episcopal is thrilled to celebrate 60 years with Bash 2026 on Saturday, January 31, at the Munnerlyn Campus. This year, we’re turning back the clock to the disco era for a night of sparkling retro glam, nonstop fun, and unforgettable memories. Join Episcopal parents, […]
College Counseling: Fall Semester Highlights
Building on August programming for seniors, College Counseling has continued to offer a range of programs to support students at every stage of the college planning process. In September the office hosted What Matters Most for juniors, guiding students through an interactive activity on what colleges value most in applications. In October, counselors presented College Knowledge: Athletic Recruitment for prospective student-athletes […]
St. Mark’s Campus Hosts “Art and Design of Display”
On Saturday, November 15, the St. Mark’s Campus hosted an “Art and Design of Display” workshop, drawing over 60 guests from the ESJ community and beyond. The discussion was led by Atlanta-based artist Lindsey McCord, A Vision for Art Featured Artist, and Emily Magevney, art expert, collector, and ESJ parent. Attendees enjoyed an informative and […]