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Class of 2025 Admitted to More Than 220 Colleges and Universities
Episcopal’s Class of 2025 has submitted 1,200 applications to more than 220 unique colleges and universities in 41 U.S. states and five countries abroad. Out of 154 seniors: With 133 reporting, 97% will be attending one of their top three choices 23 senior athletes signed letters of intent to play in college 16 senior artists plan…
Read MoreLanguage Students Receive Honor Society Certificates
More than 100 World Languages students were recognized in a special ceremony on Tuesday, receiving certificates for induction into a language National Honor Society for Spanish, French, Chinese, American Sign Language, and Latin, as well as the Global Seal of Biliteracy awards. To achieve acceptance into the Honor Society, students must have reached Level 3…
Read MoreCelebrating Service Day Held on Three Campuses
Episcopal’s Founders focused on creating students who were “doers of good.” On April 10, Celebrating Service Day, an annual Episcopal tradition that involves the entire community, included volunteer activities, recognitions of service, and events for all students and faculty to acknowledge and celebrate the importance of service. Spiritual Life and Service is one of the…
Read MoreClass of 2025 College Admittances
The Class of 2025’s 154 seniors submitted 1,206 applications to 223 unique colleges and universities this year. School were located in 41 U.S. states and five countries. Of seniors who have decided where to attend college, 99% report they’ll be attending one of their top three schools (and the other 1% were athletic recruits). The…
Read MoreFrench Language Students Excel at Congres de la Culture Francaise
Students had an outstanding performance at the Congrès de la Culture Française en Floride last week. Episcopal placed second in its division and also ranked among the top three schools in the competition due to the highest points collected. Students earned more Superior ratings than Excellent, excelling in categories from poetry to presentations and demonstrating…
Read MoreAdvanced Math Classes Participate in International Competition
Students in Episcopal’s advanced math classes recently took on the challenge of real-world problem-solving in the MathWorks Math Modeling Challenge (M3 Challenge). This prestigious international competition tasks high school juniors and seniors with applying mathematical modeling to pressing global issues. This year’s topic, “Hot Button Issue: Staying Cool as the World Heats Up,” challenged teams…
Read MoreTen Years of Harkness Teaching in the Classroom
By Cathy Kanaday, Dean of Faculty Ten years ago, Episcopal’s English classrooms underwent a quiet revolution. Traditional desks gave way to oval tables in the G Building, and the familiar rhythm of teacher lecture-discussions yielded to something more dynamic: the sound of students wrestling with ideas. In a recent sermon, The Rev. Teresa Seagle, Director…
Read MoreThree Head to International Science Fair, 13 to State Fair
Congratulations to the Episcopal science research students who recently competed in the Northeast Florida Regional Science and Engineering Fair at Jacksonville University. Alexander Chindris ’25, James Steffes ’26, and Caden Lipari ’27 were selected to represent the region at the International Science Fair in Columbus, Ohio, where they will compete with 1,800 students from 75…
Read MoreEpiscopal 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,…
Read MoreSixth 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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