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  • Freshmen Orientation Adventure Helps Build Class Unity

    Episcopal’s freshman class enjoyed an action-packed orientation adventure Friday and over the past weekend as they camped out at Unicoi State Park in Northern Georgia. The Freshman Orientation Adventure, a 17-year Episcopal High School tradition, helps create a sense of community within the class while meeting specific English, history, math, art and science objectives.

  • Julia Rogers Announced as a Winner in the Southern Teachers Art Calendar Contest

    Julia Rogers was recently announced as a winner in the Southern Teachers Art Calendar Contest. The contest honors Julia’s overall aesthetic sense, technical abilities and creativity in the field of fine arts. Her winning piece can be seen attached to this article. The calendar will be printed and distributed to schools in July. To obtain a copy, please call Southern Teachers at (434) 295-9122.

  • Episcopal Student Receives Scholarship from the Florida Striders Track Club

    Leslie Rose Blackshear was recently awarded a $1,000 scholarship from the Florida Striders Track Club. The scholarship honors Leslie's academic and running accomplishments and will allow the opportunity for her to continue competitively running during her collegiate career. Story continues...

  • Students Represent Episcopal at Jacksonville Universities Science and Engineering Day

    Four Episcopal High School chemistry students earned the First Place trophy for their lab work at Jacksonville University's Science and Engineering Day in March. The students competed against students from other First Coast high schools in practical exercises and a chemistry titration lab. The students are Brigitte Wittmer, Matthew Harwood, Ali Wells and Ben Wilson. They are enrolled in Honors Chemistry taught by Marion Zeiner.

  • 2010 Fine Arts Awards Recipients

    Episcopal’s Fine Arts Awards Luncheon took place under the portico in front of the Munnerlyn Center on Tuesday, April 27th. The following awards were presented to students for their outstanding achievements:

    Honors in Ceramics Award - Mac Seibler. Mr. Kirk stated that Mac’s attention to detail and craftsmanship are evident in all stages of his work from the initial sketches to the finished pieces.

    Honors in Photography Award - Cat Schulz. Mr. Chamberlain said Cat is a prolific, as well as gifted, artist.

    Honors in Visual Art Award - Sofia Chabolla. Sofia has the ability to express herself through her interesting combination of science and nature. Story continues...

  • Youth Leadership Jacksonville Class

    Four sophomores were chosen to participate in Youth Leadership Jacksonville Class XXI: Brooks Dame, Robert Warner Flower, Kristen Huyghue, and Thomas Shoemaker. They are apart of a group of 54 students chosen from 24 high schools in Baker, Clay, Duval, and St. John's counties. The students will participate in this intensive leadership program in their junior year. We are very proud to have four students chosen for this program because Episcopal could only nominate six sophomores. If current 9th graders would like to learn more about this program, look out for announcements and flyers in November.

  • Episcopal Students recognized in The Florida Times Union 2010 All-First Coast Teams

    The Florida Times-Union recognized their 2010 All-First Coast Players. The following Episcopal students were selected for this past winter season. To read the full story, online here.

  • Fiddler on the Roof

    Tickets for Friday, April 23 performance is SOLD OUT! Tickets are still available for our Saturday, April 24 matinee performance at 2 p.m. You may purchase tickets in the fine arts office or at the door prior to performance.

    Episcopal is celebrating family, creating community, and transcending tradition with its upcoming production of Fiddler on the Roof! For the first time ever Episcopal will offer students, faculty, staff, parents, alumni, grandparents, and friends of the School the opportunity to participate in the spring performances of Fiddler on the Roof.

  • Pirates of Penzance

    Friday, March 12th the school was invaded by pirates! The Pirates of Penzance, the concert version of the classic Gilbert and Sullivan operetta was performed by 50 singers of the Concert Chorale, the Honors Chorale and the Episcopal High School Vocal Ensemble. The students filled the stage of the mini-theatre and their voices streamed "topsy-turvy" - or in true Savoy style - through the full house.

    The principles included Jaime Revollo as the Pirate King, Aidan Triola as Frederic - the pirate apprentice, Liz Pilcher as the beautiful Mabel, Andrea Baxter as the pirate maid, Alec Hadden as the Major-General, Liam Gentry as Samuel - assitstant to the Pirate King and William Thompson, III as the Police Sergeant. They together with the pirate chorus and General Stanley's daughters romped and sang with energy and style.

    At the close of the concert our singing seniors of the Vocal Ensemble were honored for their performance with the group over the years. Those seniors receiving a "parting glass" included: Alec Hadden, Ashley Jackson, Jaime Revollo, Katie Stewart, William Thompson, III and Sarah Reid Vinyard, who served as our Vocal Ensemble President this past year. Previous members of the ensemble, who are now alumni, joined us on stage for our traditional finale, the Irish song, "The Parting Glass." Following the performance the wonderful FANS parent support group delivered a tasty reception.

  • Episcopal Summer

    Summer programs at Episcopal High School are all about fun and self-improvement. The classes give students the opportunity to enjoy the subject matter at a relaxed pace, with fewer students and greater teacher attention. The camps stress the love of the game, whether it be pole-vaulting or dancing. The safe, secure environment at Episcopal allows students and parents to focus on what is important: improving academics, athletics, and fine arts skills. Story continues...

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