Asking the Right Questions in Your School Search
Asking the Right Questions in Your School Search Sam Hyde Geisler ’00, Executive Director of Admission and Enrollment at Episcopal School of Jacksonville As an Admission Director, I am often asked, “My family is considering changing schools (or just starting school). Where do we start, or what do you recommend?” Many parents simply don’t know […]
Health, Safety, Well-Being Focuses on SmartSocial Programming
ESJ’s Student Services Department has identified social media and technology as key contributors to student anxiety levels. Our teachers echo the sentiment and strive to incorporate technology in the classroom without losing connection to students and each other. We know technology is reaching students at younger and younger ages and it is important to include […]
The Importance of Juneteenth
Lean In and Listen
by Amy Burrows Perkins ’92, Director of Student Services You have probably seen the latest articles that suggest that the remote learning and safer-at-home experience could be what helps this generation develop resilience, whereas earlier in the year there was a lot more buzz about how this generation insists on instant gratification, uses multiple devices at […]
Over QuaranScreened? Tips from Episcopal to Handle Too Much Screen Time
Nine Ways to Reduce Stress Around the College Process
How to Teach Your Child About Philanthropy
10 Tips to Ace Your College Admissions Interview
By Julie Carter, Associate Director of College Counseling, Episcopal School of Jacksonville Some colleges offer an interview as part of their admissions process. While the interview itself will not be the deciding factor in admissions decisions, it can be a great opportunity to help a college representative get to know you better. The interview gives you […]