Join the Fun at the 48th Annual Ortega River Run – February 8th!

Get ready for a day of excitement at the 48th annual Ortega River Run on Saturday, February 8! This highly anticipated community event will bring over 2,000 participants and spectators to the ESJ, St. Mark’s Campus for a day filled with fitness, fun, and festivities. Whether you’re racing in the one-mile or five-mile grand prix,…

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Episcopal Science Fair Winners Announced

Epsicopal Science Fair winners include first place earners Alex Chindris, James Steffes, Parthiv Reddy, Payton Marousky and Sophia Rubiano. “Judges were impressed with their scientific reasoning, experimental design, and presentation of the collected data,” said Marion Zeiner, Director of Scientific Research. “Multiple judges commented about the students’ depth of knowledge, ability to answer tough questions,…

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1/23 & 1/24 Cold Weather Guidelines

Acceptable Tops: Sweaters, sweatshirts, turtlenecks, or long-sleeved shirts. All clothing should be school-appropriate. Acceptable Bottoms: Long pants (e.g., jeans, joggers, or other suitable pants). Skirts or shorts are permitted only with leggings underneath. Acceptable Accessories: Hats, gloves, and scarves (please note that hats should not be worn indoors). Acceptable Shoes: Warm, closed-toe and closed-heel shoes…

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St. Mark’s Campus Students Prepare for the W.W. Gay Ortega River Run

In anticipation of the upcoming W.W. Gay Ortega River Run, Coach Abreu, St. Mark’s Campus P.E. Instructor, is leading students through a comprehensive training program designed to get them race-day ready. The race, which raises funds for the school’s financial aid program, will take place on Saturday, February 8, 2025. Coach Abreu has been working…

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Students Experience Jacksonville’s Past with Field Trip to Historic Sites

Drew Haramis, St. Mark’s Campus’ resident Jacksonville history expert, tour guide, and third grade teacher, recently led students on a field trip to Avondale, Riverside, Springfield, and Downtown Jacksonville. Highlights of their adventure included visits to iconic landmarks including City Hall, The Merrill House Museum, and the Old City Cemetery. Students also saw their award-winning…

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Beaches Campus Third Graders Share the Joy of the Season at Pablo Towers

The Beaches Campus third grade students recently brought warmth and cheer to the residents of Pablo Towers with a heartfelt visit that truly embodied the spirit of the season. The children’s festive songs filled the air with holiday magic, creating a joyful atmosphere that touched everyone in attendance. In addition to their delightful performance, the…

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Sixth Grade Visits Skidaway Island

The sixth grade went on its annual overnight trip to the University of Georgia Marine Education Center and Aquarium on Skidaway Island last week. This trip is a culmination of everything sixth graders have studied during the first semester in science class, which includes invertebrates, fish, coastal ecosystems, and symbiosis. The trip is an opportunity for…

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Lower School Prepares Hearts and Minds for Christmas With Lessons & Carols Services

Both Lower Schools recently held Lessons and Carols services in preparation for Christmas. The Beaches Campus fifth grade students performed The Festival of Lessons and Carols in the St. Paul’s by-the-Sea sanctuary. During the performance, the Christmas story is told through scripture readings and Christmas songs. Grades first through fourth sing a carol together and…

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