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Language 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 MoreELP 1 – Kindergarten Easter Celebrations
Frequently Asked Questions What should my child wear? ELP children are welcome to wear Easter attire or play clothes, whatever they feel comfortable wearing. Pre-K 3 students will continue wearing their Easter Best attire worn in the Easter performance. Easter attire is optional for Pre-K 4 students. Kindergarten students should wear uniforms and optional Easter…
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 MoreBirthday Book Return Information
With the exception of April/May birthdays, please return all birthday books to the library by April 30.
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 MoreGrandparents’ and Special Friends’ Day (April 16)
ELP 2 – Kindergarten Grandparents’ and Special Friends’ Schedule 8:15 a.m. – Check-in in front of the school and retrieve students* from classrooms. Student ambassadors will be present to assist guests in locating classrooms. * Kindergarten students will meet grandparents outside the church. Grandparents do not need to retrieve them from classrooms. 8:25 a.m. –…
Read MoreFlorida Ballet Performs “Peter and the Wolf”
Students from the Florida Ballet recently delighted kindergarten through fifth grade students with a performance of Peter and the Wolf. This special event combined narration and music to bring the classic tale to life, engaging young audiences through sight and sound. Different instruments represented the voices of various characters, allowing students to experience the story…
Read MoreSecond Grade Explores The Cummer Museum and Memorial Park
Yesterday, April 1, second grade students had the opportunity to visit The Cummer Museum of Art and Gardens. This field trip served as an extension of their weekly art instruction with Mrs. Bebe Alexander, allowing students to explore the “Elements of Art”—line, shape, color, form, value, texture, and space—through real-world masterpieces. As they explored…
Read MorePreparing for the Transition to Middle School (May 1)
Preparing for the Transition to Middle School: What to Expect and How ESJ Can Help For Fifth Grade Parents Thursday, May 1 8:30 – 9:30 am Steve Williams Library and Learning Center Panel Discussion and Q&A Paige McGee, Head of Middle School Christy Hodges, Dean of Student Life Amy Perkins, Director of Student Services David…
Read MoreA Vision for Art 2025: A Resounding Success on Episcopal’s St. Mark’s Campus
The sixth-annual A Vision for Art fundraising event presented by Northern Trust, held from March 21-24 on Episcopal’s St. Mark’s Campus, was a spectacular success, drawing art enthusiasts, collectors, and community supporters together for a weekend of creativity and philanthropy. The event showcased an impressive array of artwork, with approximately 200 original pieces sold, reflecting…
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