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Munnerlyn Campus
August 9, 2024
All Campuses
What’s Next:
Payment Plan
- Monthly payment plan begins April 1 for Pre-K 3 through grade 12.
- Annual and Semi-annual payments are due April 1.
AutoPay
- AutoPay must be selected each year for each student.
- In your Parent Portal go to “View/Pay Statement.” If the 2025-2026 statement is on AutoPay,
will be displayed. If you have not enabled AutoPay, “N/A” will be displayed. - Register for VCPay to enable AutoPay for 2025-2026.
Tuition Refund Insurance
- TRI is now billed on the April statement if it was selected during the enrollment process. If you no longer need it, email [email protected] to remove the charge prior to July 1.
- To add this insurance, email [email protected] to add the charge. Insurance must be added prior to July 1.
- Please refer to the TRI brochure for specific coverage details. With added coverage this year, adjustments to selections cannot be made after July 1.
School Choice Funding
- Apply for or Renew your Scholarship. Step Up for Students
- Email a screenshot of the Award ID to [email protected].
- ESJ will register your student as soon as the portal is available to ESJ.
- You will be notified as soon as ESJ registers the student so you can approve the registration.
- Once parent/guardian approval is completed, ESJ will apply a credit to the statement according to the tuition payment plan selected.
Episcopal parents – Don’t miss the opportunity to join us for a Parent Coffee event, as The Rev. Adam Greene, Head of School, speaks on each campus. Enjoy a warm cup of coffee, connect with fellow parents, and engage in meaningful conversation.
Event Dates:
March 21 at the Beaches Campus
- 8:30 a.m. after Friday Flag in the Art Room
March 27 at the St. Mark’s Campus
- 8:10 a.m. in the Steve Williams Library and Learning Center
April 3 at the Munnerlyn Campus
- 8:15 a.m. in Harden Hall located in the Haskell Center for Science and Student Life
We hope to see you there.
Reminders
The fourth and final senior Application Kickoff is tomorrow, August 24, from 9:00 am to 11:00 am in the Library conference room. All seniors must attend this session if they haven’t already attended one of the other three sessions offered earlier in August.
We look forward to kicking things off with the class of 2025!
About Application Kickoff
Episcopal College Counselors meet with all seniors to ensure a smooth start to the application season and senior year.
We’ll revisit essential tools, including the Common Application and Scoir, ensuring each senior understands the necessary policies, procedures, and requirements.
In addition, seniors will complete important authorization forms, update their college lists, learn about required procedures, and set up individual meetings with their college counselor.
Throughout the year, we (college counselors) guide and support seniors with every aspect of the admissions process – from balancing the college list to brainstorming essay responses to reviewing applications and essays prior to submission.
Application Kickoff is one of many programs Episcopal College Counseling hosts each year to ensure that students are well-informed and well-supported.
The Challenge Success event originally scheduled to take place this evening has been rescheduled, as our guest speaker is ill and unable to travel today.
This important conversation will now take place:
Monday, September 9, 5:30 – 7:00 p.m. in the Deming Theatre located in the Munnerlyn Center.
Episcopal College Counseling is pleased to invite all juniors, seniors, and parents of all grade levels to join us for A Healthier Approach to College Admissions, presented by Challenge Success (a non-profit affiliated with the Stanford University Graduate School of Education).
This research-based workshop is designed to help students and families navigate the college admissions process with less stress and more confidence. It is a must-attend for anyone looking to embrace a more balanced and informed approach to college admissions.
*NEW DATE: Monday, September 9*
Time: 5:30 – 7:00 p.m.
Location: Deming Theatre, Munnerlyn Center
During this workshop, our guest speaker, Jon Kleiman will address common questions surrounding college admissions, including:
- What do college rankings really measure?
- Are students who attend more selective colleges better off later in life?
- What is “fit” and why does it matter?
Participants will gain valuable insights into the relationship between college selectivity and future outcomes, as well as practical strategies to reduce pressure and support your student’s well-being.
We look forward to seeing you there for this important and enlightening event!