Lower Schools Celebrate Veterans Day

As the nation commemorated Veterans Day, St. Mark’s and Beaches Campuses honored the brave men and women who have served in the military through heartfelt services, personal stories, and tributes, deepening student understanding of service and patriotism.   The St. Markā€™s Campus hosted a Chapel service for kindergarten through fifth grade students. Commander Doug Hale,…

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Breaking Ground: New Classroom Building Construction Begins

Exciting times are underway as the Beaches Campus breaks ground on a new classroom building, marking the beginning of an important addition to the campus. This expansion will play a crucial role in enhancing the educational environment, accommodating the student body at two classes per grade, and providing more dynamic learning spaces. The initial phases…

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Lower Schools Host Successful Fall Events

On Friday, October 25, Beaches and St. Markā€™s Campus welcomed current and prospective families to festive fall events. The Beaches Campus Parentsā€™ Association hosted its annual Boo Bash. The usual busy campus was transformed into a vibrant and colorful fall festival environment, with decorations that embraced the spirit of the season. Pumpkins, mums, and hay…

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Hands-On History: Third Grade Field Trip Connects Students with Jacksonvilleā€™s Past

Extending their classroom study of Jacksonville’s rich history, third grade students recently embarked on a field trip that allowed them to immerse themselves in the stories and experiences of the past. At Fort Caroline, students learned about French settlers and their significant interactions with Native American tribes. During a visit to the Ribault Monument, they…

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St. Mark’s Campus Hosts Parent Book Club

This week marked the first book club for St. Markā€™s Campus parents, featuring discussions on the initial chapters of ā€œGood Insideā€ by Dr. Becky Kennedy. According to Eve Rodsky, New York Times bestselling author, ā€œThis book is for any parent who has ever struggled under the substantial weight of caregivingā€”which is to say, all of…

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Lower Schools Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month

Hispanic Heritage Month offers a unique opportunity to celebrate the rich and diverse cultures of Hispanic and Latino communities. Through engaging activities, students are encouraged to explore the vibrant traditions, histories, and contributions of Hispanic Americans. On the Beaches Campus, this year’s celebration included a colorful blend of food, music, and cultural exploration. From savoring…

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National Honor Society Induction Ceremony Held

Select juniors and seniors were inducted into Episcopal’s Aerie Chapter of the National Honor Society on Monday in a special ceremony in the Munnerlyn Center.Ā Ā Current National Honor Society members gave the invocation, introduction and welcome, readings, candidate requirements, and the benediction. Natalie Herford, Head of Upper School, andĀ Katie Ellis and Natalie Pettey, National Honor Society…

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Why is The Episcopal Fund Important?

The Episcopal Fund is important because: It supports current year operating needs It directly impacts all students and teachers in the year the gift is made It is the philanthropic foundation of the school It gives Episcopal the ability to respond quickly to opportunities and needs that arise each year Episcopal was built on the…

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St. Markā€™s Campus to Launch Parent Book Club

A new Parent Book Club is being established on the St. Markā€™s Campus to provide community and valuable parental insights. The first book selected for discussion is Good Inside by Dr. Becky Kennedy. The book is both a practical guide and a compassionate resource for overwhelmed parents. New York Times bestselling author Eve Rodsky wrote,…

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