Campus – Munnerlyn

Episcopal announces the appointment of Will Ryan Johnson as the new Head Coach for Middle School lacrosse program. Coach Will brings a rich background in lacrosse, combining more than eight years of coaching experience at both the youth and high school levels with an impressive 17-year tenure as a player. His deep understanding of the…

Last weekend ten Episcopal students convened for Happening #149 at Camp Weed and Cerveny Conference Center in Live Oak, Florida, with dozens of students from other schools and churches across Northeast Florida. Happening is a spiritual retreat experience in the Episcopal tradition that is planned and led by teenagers for teenagers. Four Episcopal students attended…

Alumni were invited to the dedication of the Farrell-Hayes Stands in honor of soccer alums and teammates Chris Farrell ’84 and the late James Hayes ’86 on Thursday, January 17. The dedication ceremony occurred during halftime of the Varsity Boys Soccer game against Fletcher at Jangro Stadium. Many of Chris and James’ teammates were in…

Episcopal’s graduates’ achievements over time may be based in part on how well they work with technological advancements such as artificial intelligence (AI). To that end, Episcopal division heads and the Student Life office spent much time this spring and summer delving into the world of AI, how it works and what it does well,…

Episcopal’s Health, Safety, and Well-Being program in February on the Munnerlyn Campus will focus on resilience through a physical fitness challenge called DEKA FIRE. Munnerlyn Campus students heard from speakers Joe Rivera from Gett Itt Core Fitness in Jacksonville, and Dan McDonald, Chief of Staff at Spartan Races out of Orlando, last week during a…

We’ve all seen the reaction videos (Reels? Tik Toks?) of students excitedly logging into their admissions portals to find they’ve been admitted to an institution. You may have even seen the “real” reactions of students being denied admission. There is, however, a lesser-known but increasingly common reaction that occurs: logging into the admissions portal and…

Construction on the Haskell Center for Science and Student Life remains on schedule, as workers continue to place the steel beams that form the building’s skeleton before working on the exterior walls. Prep work for the new kitchen and dining hall on the first floor proceeds, as does work for the new science and technology…