Knightly News

Please join us in congratulating members of the Class of 2024 as they announce their college enrollment decisions.

A championship prize was at stake in this year’s Upper School Knight Fight. Patrick Stephens explains.

Join us in congratulating six student artists as they announce their college plans.

It was a great year for Episcopal Mock Trial. Dr. Kuhn shares the details.

Please join us in congratulating members of the Class of 2024 as they announce their college enrollment decisions.

A dedicated group of students is creating excitement and awareness around Middle School sports.

Read more about how the College Counseling Case Studies event helps students stand out on their admission application.

Read more about Alden’s decision to go to Millsaps and how playing three sports in high school has prepared him well for the next level.

Don't miss Episcopal's production of "Footloose" coming to the Visual & Performing Arts Center stage.

Joan Moroney shares highlights from the 2024 Mu Alpha Theta State Convention.

Springtime at Episcopal means fun and festivities across campus.

Everyone was all smiles at the recent Grandparents and Special Friends Day! See photos from this special occasion.

Middle School Olympics featured an exciting new contest to help students learn more about the history of their school. Read more about the Middle School Olympics Scavenger Hunt.

Dr. Kuhn highlights student success at the recent Model United Nations conference.

More than 80 Episcopal educators recently participated in service learning experiences throughout the community. Read more about their day and the student experiences taking place this semester.

Episcopal students earned seed funding through the Young Entrepreneurs Academy of Baton Rouge. Read more about their business concepts.

Dr. Fenske discusses the female science icon who inspired her and celebrates the strong women preparing the next generation.

Kindergarten students are bike riders! Read more about how PE coaches are helping students learn a new life skill.

Please join us in congratulating members of the Class of 2024 as they announce their college enrollment decisions.

Congratulations to junior Lila Cook! Read more about her selection to the REAL-LIFE EXPERIENCE Juried High School Exhibition at Baton Rouge Gallery.

It takes a strong community of supporters to make LAUNCH a success.

Read more about a season that will be remembered for years to come.

Join us in congratulating this year’s honorees.

Reading and writing in PreK-4 is fun! Teachers Stephanie Ezell and Lindsay Smith share more about helping students development skills that will last a lifetime.

Author visits were a highlight of Reading Days for Reading Knights.

Read more about how Episcopal incorporated Black History Month into lessons across campus.

Please join us in congratulating the 2024 Episcopal Webster Scholars!

Don't miss the Spring Art Show in the Visual & Performing Arts Center.

There's still time to register for this semester's Knight School classes.

Join us in welcoming Anne Dalton as the next Middle School Division Head. Learn more about this veteran educator.

Dr. Jeff McLean shares highlights from the recent Junior Science and Humanities Symposium.

Please join us in congratulating members of the Class of 2024 as they announce their college enrollment decisions.

We are pleased to announce this year’s Episcopal National Merit Finalists and Commended Scholars! Join us in congratulating this group of outstanding students.

Surrounded by family and friends, TJ Callahan made the official announcement that he will compete for Kentucky State University in both basketball and football.

Episcopal running back Braeden George recently announced that he will continue his football career at the United States Naval Academy.

Episcopal students recently toured five Texas universities. Associate Director of College Counseling Alan Newton shares highlights.

Episcopal students have much to celebrate. Check out recent success.

As a Knight, Harper Doerr ’19 benefited from a community of support, lifelong connections and the unconditional love of family. Years and numerous accomplishments later, he still loves Episcopal. Read more.

Join us in congratulating four members of the Class of 2024 for being selected as candidates for the U.S. Presidential Scholars Program.

Episcopal grad Ben Washer ’97 shared his story of faith and music.

Math teacher Joan Moroney shares details of the Mu Alpha Theta team’s recent success.

Lower School Division Head Beth Gardner highlights all the special ways that Lower School celebrates and values belonging.

A huge congratulations to the Episcopal Thespians! Read more about their success.

Episcopal athletics and the counseling team encourage families to attend Planting Seeds of Hope, a discussion on mental wellness on January 29th.  Read more about additional events coming up this spring.

Please join us in congratulating members of the Class of 2024 as they announce their college enrollment decisions.

A staple at renowned universities, academic resource centers offer student-led coaching and mentoring. Read more about Episcopal’s Academic Resource Center and the difference it makes for students.

Middle and Upper School soccer teams have much to celebrate. Learn more about their successful seasons.

The traditional ninth grade research project is serving as a lesson in responsible technology use.

Chicken Ball, Sky Ball and the Taylor Swift World Tour are just a few of the fun games created by Episcopal fourth graders. Read more and see photos from the annual Fourth Grade Cardboard Arcade.

Check out how the Knights are doing this season and make plans to support our student athletes at upcoming events.

Beginning in PreK-3 and PreK-4, Episcopal students study Spanish and French. Learn more about how students develop these new skills in a fun and engaging way.

A group of Episcopal actors looks forward to performing at the 2024 Louisiana Thespian Festival with hopes of qualifying for nationals later this year. Read more about how students are building on last year’s success.

Festival of Lessons and Carols

In a special Advent message Father Skully reminds us that we are loved by God.

As he transitions to a new ministry in North Carolina, we give thanks to Father Skully for his support, love and guidance. 

Dr. Kuhn highlights the success of this year's Episcopal Youth Legislature delegation.

Joan Moroney shares the results from the recent Brother Martin Mu Alpha Theta math tournament.

Episcopal grad Hayden Pizzolato is thankful to be feeding the next generation of Knights. Read more about how he went from eating in the Webster Refectory to supplying fresh fruits and vegetables for today’s students.

Members of the Knights soccer team, coaches and family celebrated Lane Mendoza’s announcement that he will join the North Central College Cardinals soccer team next year.

Buddy Benches empower students and help them develop empathy. Read more about these new additions and social/emotional development in Lower School.

Take a look back at the excitement of the Episcopal fall sports season.

Science learning is present throughout the day in the early childhood classroom. Read more about the meaningful lessons offered.

Middle School students shared the Spirit of Episcopal with members of the Class of 2023. Sixth graders mailed care packages to the new grads just in time for college exams.

Episcopal dancers are sharing their talents with the Greater Baton Rouge community and making an impact one step and twirl at a time.

Through worship, belonging, open communication and service, our community models kindness every day. Reflecting on this, Dr. Steakley is thankful to be part of a community where students excel, faculty and staff provide meaningful learning experiences and families truly care about student growth.

 Thesis student Kathy Hu explores the lives and schooling of immigrant children in America. Her thesis weaves her own personal narrative, interviews and scholarship to tell a complete story of what can be lost when children of immigrants are encouraged to leave their family’s language behind in an attempt to assimilate fully.

Happy Veterans Day! Episcopal students and faculty celebrated veterans with a special parade through the carpool circle.

Soccer standout Sarah Bonnecaze will continue her soccer career with the Horned Frogs next year.

Approximately 70 college and university representatives have visited Upper School students over the past two years. Julia Spaht highlights how these visits benefit students and families.

The Spirit of Episcopal was celebrated all week as the community gathered for Homecoming.

Kathy Hu assisted with research and conducted statistical analysis at Pennington Biomedical Research Center. Recently, she joined researchers in presenting their work at the National ObesityWeek Conference.

Tickets for “Finding Nemo Jr.” are available now! Don’t miss your opportunity to support our young performers.

Eighth graders had an exciting time during this year’s Mo-Ranch trip. See photos from their time in the Texas Hill Country.

Whether she’s leading Morning Meeting or relating a tale of locusts and the Red Sea, it’s clear that Jenny Heroman Koenig loves children and her role as Lower School religion teacher. Read more about this alumna, faculty member and parent.

Honors Thesis student Emma Engstrom offers a sneak peek of her LAUNCH presentation. Her thesis explores the transcendentalist movement, studying works by Thoreau and Emerson and promoting the movement’s ideals as a way to approach modern questions and conflicts. Her work is inspired by her own inner-explorer and the life-changing opportunity she had to study off campus as a junior.

A new Upper School course puts service learning in perspective, shedding light on the importance of service.

Congratulations to this year's court. See the important activities for this year's Homecoming Week.

What began as a pilot project in sixth grade has evolved into a division-wide effort to empower students and give them a voice in their education.

Service learning is an important part of preparing students for lives of purpose and leadership. Learn more about the Episcopal service learning program.

Joan Moroney shares the results from the recent Mu Alpha Theta math tournament.

Go Knights! Read more about upcoming action and make plans to support the blue and gold.

Aboard the research vessel Alabama Discovery, students trawled for squid, stingrays, crabs, mantis shrimp and croaking fish. Sarah Pulliam shares more about this impactful experiential learning experience.

Upper School English teacher Dawn Burton shares how she’s embracing new technology in the classroom.

Social/emotional skills are important for a student’s learning capabilities. Dr. Grantham highlights how Episcopal students develop these skills in early childhood.

Congratulations on AP® success!

Senior Ramsey Claire Greene inspires us to look inward and choose who we want to be.

Learning adventures abound in Lower School! 

Animals of all shapes and sizes received a special blessing in honor of the Feast of Francis of Assisi. Check out the cute photos!

Knight School launches next month and provides an opportunity for adults in the Episcopal community to learn from school faculty. Learn more about the academic and fun courses being offered.

Joan Moroney shares the results from the recent Middle School math tournament.

This year’s Healthy Selves unit highlights the Spirit of Episcopal and the enthusiasm of our community.

This year’s Peace Day celebration focused on the theme Actions for Peace. Assistant Chaplain Casey Duncan highlights how students observed this day and why it’s so important in an Episcopal school.

PreK-3 teachers Anna Frey ’01 and Emily Richard provide tips to help families determine if their little one is ready for preschool.

Middle School Yearbook Club members are ready to showcase their division and share their school spirit.

Congratulations to members of the Class of 2024 who were named National Merit Semifinalists and Commended Scholars!

Check out the fun and meaningful ways that Episcopal alumni can make a difference in the lives of current students.

Read more about this year’s honorees and the impact they’ve had on Episcopal.

Authors Caren Simpson McVicker and Katie Dawson Green returned to campus to share their creative journeys with students. Read more about their visit.

“The experience of being a buddy to a kindergartener beautifully reflects the tight-knit community and spirit that exists at Episcopal School.” Senior Joey Roth

Episcopal vocalists share their talents to support the school community.

Join us in congratulating the Episcopal AP Scholars.

Jackets, wigs and period attire transformed Upper School students into figures from the Revolutionary War. Read more about this unique educational experience.

Beth Gardner celebrates the uniqueness of the Lower School community and invites others to experience the Spirit of Episcopal in Lower School.

A loud, mysterious hum recently inspired an early childhood lesson that highlights the student-led learning and creative flexibility that are hallmarks of the Episcopal experience.

A group of Upper School students visited Greece this summer. Read more about the transformative experience.

Superheroes, sweatshirts, butterflies and more!

Athletic trainer Dean Mannina explains how the Knights are staying safe in this record-breaking heat. Plus, he offers tips for fans.

“The Spirit of Episcopal is alive and well.” Father Skully reflects on a new school year.

Honor Council President John Luke Boagni reflected on the Episcopal Honor Code at Upper School Convocation. He reminded classmates of the importance of respect and accountability and how the Honor Code inspires the Episcopal community to greatness.

Junior Miniya Malone represented Episcopal, Louisiana and her US Virgin Island heritage at CONA, and the experience was transformative.

Junior Savanna Baker shares what she learned at this summer’s Louisiana HOBY State Leadership Seminar.

This summer, Episcopal students competed on the national level in Quiz Bowl, MATHCOUNTS and the Thespy Awards. Read more about their success.

From Girls State to Girls Nation, senior Ramsey Claire Greene finds inspiration in learning more about the role of government and the impact she can have.

Welcome back, Knights! Dr. Carrie Steakley shares a special message with the Episcopal community as we celebrate the beginning of a new school year.

Episcopal is pleased to welcome the newest members of our Episcopal family.

Alumni Coordinator Lindsay Turner ’97 highlights this year’s Legacy Reception celebrating recent graduates and their alumni families. Check out photos from the occasion.

When teachers learn and grow, students benefit. Learn more about a professional development experience that included riding camels, touring the pyramids and much more.

We began the academic year UKNIGHTED in community, and we are blessed to finish this year UKNIGHTED around members of the Class of 2023 and the Upper, Middle and Lower School students preparing to enjoy the summer.

Congratulations to this year’s Valedictorian, Carter McLean. Carter will attend Princeton University this fall. Read more about his Episcopal experience and his plans going forward.

As long as there’s been an Episcopal Lower School building, fourth grade teacher Nancy Griffin has been inside leading young learners. After 36 years as a Knight and 46 years as an educator, she’ll retire this year. Join us in wishing Nancy well.

Please join us in congratulating members of the Class of 2023 as they announce their college enrollment decisions.

Episcopal alumni have been very busy recently. Thank you to everyone who has shared their time and talents with the Episcopal community!

Episcopal has a history of educating future entrepreneurs, and that tradition continued recently with an Upper School business pitch contest. Learn about the ideas that were recognized and the teamwork required to host the event.

After a successful senior soccer season, captain Katie Sue Capron signed with Birmingham-Southern College. Read more about why she chose the Panthers and what this opportunity means to her.

Please join us in congratulating members of the Class of 2023 as they announce their college enrollment decisions.

PreK-4 students are ready for kindergarten! Check out photos from the annual butterfly parade.

Seven seniors plan to continue their artistic journey at the university level. Learn more about these creative students.

Congratulations to the Mu Alpha Theta team! The group placed 6th overall at the state convention! Joan Moroney highlights the success.

Veteran track & field and cross country athlete Mia Pulliam signed with Rhodes College. Read more about her choice and the advice she has for classmates.

Episcopal introduces Head Boys Basketball Coach Ben Young.

Please join us in congratulating members of the Class of 2023 as they announce their college enrollment decisions.

In only the first season of competition, a passionate group of gamers earned a winning record and found their school home.

Episcopal welcomed Lear deBessonet ’98 as the first guest speaker in the newly endowed Lindley Spaht Dodson Speaker Series. Alumni Relations Coordinator Lindsay Turner shares more about the special day.

Episcopal students discovered the magic of puppets with Clay Achee, a local puppet maker and puppeteer. His work inspires young people to pursue their dreams and teaches valuable life lessons.

Senior Chaplain and Associate Head of School for Service Learning Father Skully Knight shares an Easter message.

Anne Frank: A History for Today is on exhibit now in the Visual & Performing Arts Center lobby. Read more about the exhibit, a student performance and an upcoming community night.

For the past decade, the Newton Distinguished Faculty Awards have made it possible for Episcopal educators to participate in valuable professional development opportunities. Read more about this year’s recipients.

Check out photos from recent Lower School student lessons and adventures.

Decorated Episcopal track & field athlete Alana Simon signed with Southern Miss. Find out why she chose Southern Miss and what advice she has for classmates.

Please join us in congratulating members of the Class of 2023 as they announce their college enrollment decisions.

Spring is in the air, which means it’s a great time for baseball, golf, softball, tennis and track & field.

Classic storytelling and modern technology unlocked creativity among Upper School students.  Read more about a recent British Literature assignment.

Episcopal celebrated the 10th LAUNCH on Friday, March 10, with impressive student presentations crafted and meticulously prepared in order to teach and inspire their audience.  Student participants Sophia Horridge and Aadit Narayanan share more about the day.

Episcopal theater presents “Anything Goes.” Read more about this classic musical and purchase tickets today.

Episcopal students and faculty are accomplishing great things! Join us in congratulating everyone on their recent success. Look for additional success stories in future issues of Knightly News.

Episcopal school appreciated the opportunity to welcome Bishop Duckworth to campus. Read more about her visit.

Fire, flaming arrows and chickens riding in carts are part of this year’s Middle School Rube Goldberg Challenge. Students are creating digital builds that align with the 2023 Digital Rube Goldberg Machine Minecraft Contest sponsored by the North America Scholastic Esports Federation.

Please join us in congratulating members of the Class of 2023 as they announce their college enrollment decisions.

Seventh graders enjoyed a fun-filled and educational trip to Memphis. Check out photos from their adventures.

Congratulations to this year's National Merit Finalists and Commended Scholars!

Dr. Edwin Way highlights recent student success at the National History Day competition.

A group of sophomores and juniors recently toured five colleges in three days. Julia Spaht, Assistant Director of College Counseling, shares highlights. Plus, make plans now to attend the upcoming College Fair and Case Studies event.

See highlights from an incredible winter sports season.

Cale Buhler has realized his dream of playing college football. Read more about his journey and his advice for teammates.

Please join us in congratulating members of the Class of 2023 as they announce their college enrollment decisions.

LAUNCH Day celebrates 10 years of student exploration and learning on March 10th. Thesis Program Director Katie Sutcliffe caught up with a few LAUNCH alumni to get a perspective on this long-running event. 

Happy Mardi Gras! Enjoy a photo gallery from the Lower School parade.

Beta Club is back! Juniors Ramsey Claire Greene and Kathy Hu share highlights of the group’s recent campus service day.

Join us in congratulating four members of the Class of 2023 for being selected as candidates for the U.S. Presidential Scholars Program.

Please join us in congratulating members of the Class of 2023 as they announce their college enrollment decisions.

What began as an ‘80s romance has flourished. Now 1991 graduates John Haynes and Joanna Jackson Haynes have two children, a bustling farm, brewery and restaurant. Catch up with this Cupid Couple.

Powerlifting is the fastest growing sport in the LHSAA. Episcopal lifters share what makes the sport so special.

Webster Scholars are bright and motivated rising ninth grade students who distinguish themselves as academic and community leaders. This is the most prestigious award granted by Episcopal. Read more about the 2023 recipients.

The NFL’s Damar Hamlin’s incident highlighted the importance of player safety. Read more about the precautions and resources in place at Episcopal.

The Mu Alpha Theta team has represented Episcopal well in recent competitions. Upper School math teacher Joan Moroney shares results from three January tournaments.

Fourth graders were challenged to design and engineer an original cardboard game. QUEST Center Coordinator Dr. Elizabeth Lewis highlights the importance of learning experiences that allow students to imagine, wonder, explore and tinker.

The Episcopal thespians are heading to nationals, student visual artists are exhibiting at LSU and the Select Choir is sharing a song with the community. Plus, check out a calendar of upcoming spring events.

This year’s book fair week will include five author visits! Read more about who will be here and how you can order books in advance.

We’re all smiles in Lower School where learning is fun! Check out photos from recent student lessons and adventures.

A group of student researchers presented their findings before a panel of professors at LSU Health Shreveport. Participant Carter McLean shares more about the experience.

Episcopal volunteers participated in a service day in celebration of the life and contributions of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. 

The winter sports season is off to a great start. Check out some of the highlights from Upper and Middle School athletics.

Upper School English teacher Scott Engholm has a message for the student leaders who recently helped bring joy to families at the IRIS Center – thank you.

IT Director Michelle Chenevert highlights a recent student field trip focused on cybersecurity and the latest Episcopal efforts to keep school data secure.

Seventh graders completed a plant unit with a classic experiment. Read more about the lab.

Lower School students recently interviewed Head of School Dr. Carrie Steakley and Athletic Director Randy Richard. Read more about the project and how Episcopal faculty encourage a love of reading and writing.

Episcopal’s Youth Legislature team had a great showing at the recent Youth Legislature Conference. Dr. Edwin Way shares details.

Fellows in the Academic Resource Center are gearing up for another semester of supporting their classmates in a range of subjects. ARC Director Katie Sutcliffe provides an update on last semester’s success and encourages students to schedule an appointment this semester.

“Preparation is great, but it isn’t everything.” Episcopal Chaplain Skully Knight reflects on the excitement of the season and reminds us to enjoy what God has in store for us.

Amid the victories and playoff runs, the Episcopal Knights took time to help others through a variety of service projects. Read more about the difference the teams are making.

Walking around Episcopal’s campus, there are many reminders that our school identity is tied to our mascot. There are suggestions of knights everywhere—from suits of armor to graphics of swords and shields. 

Ireland’s U19 International Player of the Year. Five-time national champion. 39 Caps for Ireland. Girls soccer coach Lynn Bradley is a legendary Irish goalkeeper. Now, she’s sharing her love for the sport with the Episcopal girls soccer team.

For decades, Kevin Knight ’82 has been at the forefront of technology that has reshaped global communications and made it possible for us to communicate more clearly and efficiently. Read more about his journey from the Episcopal computer club to USC professor, chief scientist and code cracker.

A group of Episcopal students and faculty spent Thanksgiving break learning and exploring Costa Rica. Read more about the benefits of this experiential learning opportunity.

Episcopal parent and author Dr. Kredenna Beverly recently shared her book “I Am A Great Work in Progress” with Lower School students. Dr. Beverly encouraged students to be persistent and try new things.

Head of School Dr. Carrie Steakley reflects on the strength and resilience of our Episcopal community. Happy Thanksgiving, Knights.

Veterans Day 2022 was a fun, patriotic occasion celebrating those who serve. Check out photos from the annual all school parade.

Episcopal students are accomplishing great things. Join us in celebrating student success.

Preparing students to be tomorrow’s leaders means helping them understand future challenges. Recently, Middle School students tackled the challenges presented by litter. Read more about a campus clean-up made possible through a collaboration with the Global Geospatial Institute and Clean Pelican.

A Lower School lesson challenged students to build shelters, gather water, throw a hatchet and more. Read more about this exciting outdoor adventure.

Episcopal’s presentation of “Matilda Jr.” has it all, and you don’t want to miss it! Read more about the fun fantasy elements in store. Opening night is November 14th.

Division Head Mark Engstrom recaps the recent 8th grade trip to Mo-Ranch. Students demonstrated perseverance and resilience as they enjoyed outdoor adventures. Check out a photo gallery from the trip.

This year’s Quest for Peace project will take students on a journey to reinforce the school community and enhance campus life through creative placemaking. Read more about what creative placemaking is and how students are getting involved.

The last of the monarch butterflies are leaving the Episcopal gardens to begin their migration to Mexico. Early Childhood Director Julie Mendes highlights the joy and discoveries second and fourth graders have experienced through the Journey North Symbolic Monarch Migration.

One highlight of Homecoming 2022 was the 5th and 50th project, which brought together current 5th graders and members of the Class of 1972. Alumni coordinator Lindsay Turner shares more about this powerful moment and the other meaningful ways alumni were welcomed home this year.

Alex Wharton provides an update on the Middle School sports program and his vision to engage, equip and empower students.

Rob Rieger ’77 was among a group of students who built the Episcopal home field. Years later, he’s still a huge part of Episcopal athletics as the football PA announcer. Read more about how Episcopal has always been a second home for Rieger and his family.

As the Episcopal community prepares to celebrate the legacy of Coach Jimmy Williams '97, we take a look back at a previous REUKNIGHTED article featuring his tremendous success and contributions.

Check out our Fall Sports Spotlight and make plans to cheer on your Knights in person this season!

Episcopal congratulates students for earning the highest score possible on the ACT. Read more about their ACT success.

Assistant Head of School for Academic Affairs Dr. Sara Fenske highlights a learning strategies series designed to help 9th and 10th graders succeed in the classroom and beyond.

Congratulations to the 77 Episcopal students who earned AP Scholar recognition!

After a lesson on healthy lifestyle choices, first graders participated in an exciting duathlon.

Introducing the 2022 Episcopal Homecoming Court! Plus, get details on Homecoming Week festivities.

The Episcopal mission is to educate the whole child and prepare them for college and purposeful lives. The tremendous academic preparation they receive is only part of that effort. Empowering them to be safe is also important. Upper School Counselor Kristen Wilcox, MSW, LMSW highlights the Be Strong, Be Wise program designed to help students stay focused, healthy and balanced.

Dana Messina, Assistant Director of Admission and Enrollment, shares how the Episcopal Student Ambassador program helps Ambassadors develop leadership skills and a sense of responsibility while creating a stronger community.

Many people dream of being a Hall of Famer, but only a few achieve it. Read more about this year’s Episcopal Athletic Hall of Fame inductees.

Play is the center of the early childhood curriculum at Episcopal. Our unique campus gives us many opportunities and spaces for children to play. Early Childhood Program Director Julie Mendes explores the importance of being little. Plus, learn more about an upcoming playdate for prospective families.

Episcopal Middle School math competitors had a great showing at the Catholic High Middle School tournament. Check out the results.

Check out the results from the recent St. Paul’s Mu Alpha Theta tournament.

Lower School Clubs offer benefits for students and families. Read more about the opportunities in store for the second quarter and how you can register today.

The new computer lab on the second floor ofAldrich Library has launched Episcopal into the next generation of community building, collaboration, creativity and competition.

Arts Krewe members Michael Roth and Deborah Sternberg highlight the success of the recent Art Fête, celebrating 20 years of creativity in the Visual & Performing Arts Center.

What began with Writing Center Fellows assisting students with essays, research papers and other written materials has flourished. Now students offer support to classmates in a range of subjects such as science, history and math. Read more about the tremendous growth in services and what’s ahead.

The return of full Chapel gatherings is generating excitement among students and faculty. A reimagined Middle School vestry is adding to the energy. Read more about the new Knights of the Good Shepherd.

Congratulations to this year's National Merit Semifinalists and Commended Scholars!

Third graders demonstrated their vocabulary skills in a style befitting a “queen” or “monarch” as the 12th annual vocabulary parade rolled through the Visual & Performing Arts Center. Check out photos from the day.

“The most important thing we learned from Jesus was to love God and to love your neighbor, and being a part of a community is exactly how to do this.” Senior Margaret Harrell recently spoke in Chapel about what the Episcopal community means to her. Read more from Margaret.

It’s an understatement to say that Madeleine Hackney’s career has been successful and inspiring. From professional dancer to movement scientist, she is making a difference in the lives of others. Learn more about what Dr. Hackney has accomplished since graduating in 1991.

The Episcopal dancers are united in a shared love of dance. Students spend hours together in a range of settings practicing and perfecting. Read more about why some students consider it the most positive environment on campus.

This school year looks more “normal” with the return of activities and gatherings. Upper School history teacher Dr. Billy Pritchard is pleased to see that traditional office hours have also made a come back. He reflects on the impact of this renewed student/teacher interaction. Read more from Dr. Pritchard and why he loves office hours.

Drama teacher Joe Reynolds compares the life of an actor to that of a professional boxer. The business is tough but certainly worth it for those with talent and passion. Read more about how Bill Murray inspired a career that has taken Reynolds from LA to New York with work in commercials and television.

Episcopal’s College Counseling services are convenient, accessible and personalized. Read more about how to make the most of the resources available.

As a professional conference guest presenter and mentor, College Counseling Director Justin Fenske had an opportunity to work closely with college admission representatives this summer. He shares why the experience was important to him and what this means for Episcopal students.

At Episcopal, Kirsten Vaughn ’99 discovered a place that nurtured her faith. Now, she shares that faith with others in many ways, including a popular podcast and blog. Recently, she published a book to encourage fellow mothers. Catch up with Kirsten.

As they begin their second year of supporting student artists, members of the Episcopal Arts Krewe are excited about the energy surrounding the arts. Learn more about this parent group, how to get involved and what’s ahead this fall.