Knightly News

Lower School teacher Ros Won highlights how a summer adventure to Tokyo became a way to build community with former students.

QUEST Center Coordinator Stacy Hill is a veteran educator who brings science, creativity and STEAM learning to life. Learn more about her journey and join us for Episcopal’s STEAM Knight on Thursday, November 13.

Episcopal parents/caregivers are invited to learn practical online and AI safety tips from the experts at Protect Young Eyes. Join us on October 28th at 6 pm. Learn more about the event and what families can expect.

First graders and student athletes teamed up to bring comfort and inspiration to area patients. Learn more about the project that was inspired by an Episcopal teacher’s own journey.

Episcopal graduate Quentin Messer is one of only 54 college students selected as a 2025 Truman Scholar. Read more about his journey.

At Episcopal School of Baton Rouge, students are known, valued and connected. Read more about how our faith-based traditions and inclusive community create a strong foundation for learning and growth.

Join us in congratulating the most recent Episcopal AP Scholars!

Alumni Relations Coordinator Lindsay Turner '97 highlights the recent inductions of Bart L. Phillips ’91 and Vincent Dellocono ’12 into the Episcopal Athletic Hall of Fame.  Join us in congratulating these impactful alumni on this milestone.

Learn more about how Episcopal School of Baton Rouge fosters faith, leadership and belonging through meaningful worship in the Lewis Family Memorial Chapel.

From building homes to serving neighbors, Episcopal students put faith into action—learning empathy and leadership along the way.

Join Episcopal Middle School Oct. 10–12 for “High School Musical Jr.” Students will light up the stage and have audiences singing along. Purchase tickets today.

Congratulations to this year's Homecoming Court. 

As we celebrate Episcopal Schools Week, the Reverend Casey Duncan highlights what makes religious formation at Episcopal schools unique.

On Peace Day, Chaplain Charlie compared tuning a guitar to finding inner peace—reminding students that, like instruments, we need to stay in tune with ourselves and others.

As we move closer to Episcopal Schools Celebration Week (Oct. 5-11), Father Patrick explores how Episcopal schools positively impact the world.

Experience interactive science, tech, engineering, art and math at Episcopal’s STEAM Knight on Thursday, November 13th!

As Episcopal focuses on building community this school year, we take a look at how small class sizes foster a sense of belonging and encourage academic success.

From colorful dot art to a bold collaborative project, students celebrated Dot Day by showing how small beginnings spark big ideas.

Lower School celebrated a milestone as fourth grade students received new Bibles.

Introducing the Class of 2026 National Merit Semifinalists and Commended Scholars!

Members of the Middle School Chess Club describe it as a fun opportunity to become a better chess player. Read more about this club that has recently experienced tremendous growth.

Carrie Poynot challenges others not to fear failure and to find joy in trying new things. Read her recent Upper School Chapel message.

A recent professional development experience is helping Nancy Callaway weave social/emotional learning into everyday math lessons.

Episcopal’s Center for Excellence in Teaching & Learning strengthens the school’s 60+ year tradition of academic rigor and support by combining resources, peer mentoring and innovative teaching in one collaborative space.

Episcopal's Julie Weaver was one of only 13 educators chosen by the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum to participate in the 2025-2026 Museum Teacher Fellowship Program.

Lower School teachers refreshed their Responsive Classroom knowledge through summer professional development. They strengthened skills to build community and nurture every child.

With passion and creativity, Clara Howell turns history lessons into stories that inspire wonder, curiosity and a love of learning.

This year, there are numerous opportunities for families to learn more about Episcopal and overall child development. Learn more and make plans to join us.

New Upper School Division Head Dan Binder welcomed students back to campus. He reflects on the Gospel’s message: “I believe; help my unbelief.” Binder names the tension between faith and doubt as part of the human experience. Read the message he shared in the first Chapel gathering of the 2025/2026 academic year.

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

Please join us in welcoming Brent Broussard to the Episcopal community. 

Please join us in welcoming Dan Binder to the Episcopal community. 

An Episcopal education and the community that supports it are remarkable. Dr. Steakley looks back at the moments that made the 2024/2025 school year.

Learn more about the 2025 Valedictorian's academic experiences and plans for the future.

After years of hard work and academic growth, Episcopal students earn admission to universities across the country and around the world. Many students also earn meaningful merit scholarship awards to support their educational journey.

Time as an ARC Fellow boosts student confidence, encourages friendships and fosters lifelong learning habits. Senior Jackson Ezell reflects on his transformation as a tutor and the transformation of the center from Writing Center to Academic Resource Center.

Take a look back at a successful spring sports season and the recent Knight of Excellence Athletic Banquet that celebrated student athletic achievements. It's a great time to be a Knight!

A home run and RBI leader for the Knights, Charles Carter, will continue playing baseball at Xavier University of Louisiana next year.

Episcopal is pleased to announce veteran coach J.T. Blair as the new Head Baseball Coach for the Knights.

Josh Heatly, a top hitter for the Knights’ baseball team announced he’ll continue playing the game he loves next year.

Please join us in congratulating members of the Class of 2025 as they announce their college enrollment decisions.

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

Enjoy a photo gallery from this special day.

After four years with Episcopal’s track & field team, sprinter Lilly Legnon announced she’ll compete for Spring Hill College next year.

Episcopal students and faculty shared peer tutoring strategies at the SSWCA conference, highlighting student leadership, AI integration and collaborative learning center models.

Please join us in congratulating members of the Class of 2025 as they announce their college enrollment decisions.

Junior Akachi Mere’s big idea earned big funding through the Young Entrepreneurs Academy of Baton Rouge. Learn more about how cross country heat inspired a cool idea.

The College Counseling team is increasing its national footprint. Learn more about how that benefits Episcopal students. 

Episcopal recently honored alumni mothers at the annual Mums of Alums luncheon, recognizing their lasting contributions to students, the school culture and community traditions.

Episcopal celebrates the dedication of the Peace Place, a student-inspired campus space promoting creativity, community and hope, made possible by the deGravelles family.

Baseball has always been a part of Brody Bailey’s life. Now, he’ll continue his journey at Lyon College.

Carter has been at home on the baseball field since he first started playing at the age of three. He’ll continue his baseball career at Millsaps next year.

Lower School students put math in motion at the first-ever Mu Alpha Theta Lower School Math Tournament! With relay races, carnival games and team challenges, students solved problems while hopping, running and collaborating.

Please join us in congratulating members of the Class of 2025 as they announce their college enrollment decisions.

Dr. Jeff McLean recaps this year’s ESTAAR JSHS success.

Student success abounds this spring. Read more about recent achievements from Quiz Bowl and Model UN to MATHCOUNTS and Mu Alpha Theta.

After a successful run with the Knights football team, Tristen Rigby ’21 realized his dream of playing for the Clemson Tigers. His hard work and commitment to the team helped Tristen earn playing time, a college degree and so much more.

Celebrate Episcopal's top athletes at the Knight of Excellence on April 27th! Join us for an inspiring evening of awards, recognition and community. 

Don’t miss the Upper School spring musical “Chicago: Teen Edition”! With dancing, singing, a true crime theme and a 12-piece professional orchestra, this PG-13 presentation is sure to impress. Shows run April 3-6—get your tickets today!

Please join us in congratulating members of the Class of 2025 as they announce their college enrollment decisions.

LAUNCH Day 2025 celebrated student-driven research, innovation and a close-knit community of learners. See how seniors showcased their hard work, creativity and big ideas on stage.

Outstanding faculty were recognized with the Newton Distinguished Faculty Awards. Read more about this year’s honorees.

Chase Cresson will continue his football journey next year while keeping the memory of a beloved teammate alive. Read more about Chase’s motivation and hopes for the future.

Please join us in congratulating members of the Class of 2025 as they announce their college enrollment decisions.

Long-time runner Anna Kate Yale will continue competing at Harding University. Read more about Anna’s impact on the Knights and why Harding is the right school for her.

Upper School Academic Resource Center Fellows recently mentored fifth graders in writing and research, marking the first ARC collaboration with Lower School students. Learn more about this cross-divisional peer tutoring experience.

With the support of dedicated Episcopal educators, students are thriving in science and literacy experiences like Kids’ Day at the Museum and READBowl. Read more about how faculty encouragement sparks a love for learning!

Middle School students joined Baton Rouge Rotary Club members for the blessing of the school's Peace Pole. Donated by the Rotary Club, the pole features the message "May Peace Prevail on Earth" in multiple languages. Learn more and join us in thanking the Rotary Club for their support.

Episcopal congratulates six National Merit Finalists and one Commended Scholar.

Episcopal’s winter sports athletes celebrated much success! Take a look at the season’s highlights.

After overcoming a significant injury, Episcopal soccer’s David Olinde will continue his soccer journey.

James Moroney honored the junior class on Ring Day with a speech that honored their growth, teamwork and leadership as they prepare for senior year.

Following in his family’s footsteps, Joshua Godfrey looks forward to suiting up for Centenary. Read more about his football journey.

“Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once we grow up.” This year’s Lindley Spaht Dodson Endowed Speaker Series featured guest, Joe Chrest, quoted Pablo Picasso often as he encouraged Episcopal students to hold on to the creativity and love within them. 

Rising artists Lila Cook and Tiffany Foxworth-Haley showcase their work at LSU's juried exhibition. Don't miss their creativity on display!

Please join us in congratulating members of the Class of 2025 as they announce their college enrollment decisions.

Episcopal congratulates four U.S. Presidential Scholars Candidates.

There’s something special about the Middle School Spelling Bee. Division Head Anne Dalton and English teacher Scott Stephenson share their thoughts.

Please join us in congratulating this year’s Webster Scholars!

Best friends throughout high school, Elizabeth Howe and Weldon Rotenberg discovered lasting love. Read more about this Cupid Couple from the Class of 2014.

Episcopal's Reid Chauvin proves that dedication and hard work lead to success. A football and powerlifting standout, Reid is set to continue his journey with the LSU Tigers.

After hours of work in LSU’s inorganic chemistry lab, ESTAAR student Beau Legnon is listed as one of the authors of an academic paper in the journal “Crystallographic Communications." Read more about his experience.

Episcopal long snapper Silas Hall realizes a lifelong dream as he joins the LSU Tigers. Read more about his journey.

Head Soccer Coach Kiran Booluck has built a powerhouse soccer program at Episcopal, leading the Knights to back-to-back state championships. From London to Louisiana, his journey, passion and coaching excellence continue to shape the future of high school soccer.

Upper and Middle School student actors braved the arctic blast to participate in the Louisiana Thespian Festival. That determination paid off and all Episcopal Thespy entries earned Superior rankings and advance to nationals!

Upper School math teacher Joan Moroney highlights Episcopal’s recent Mu Alpha Theta tournament success.

Upper School math teacher Joan Moroney highlights Episcopal’s recent Mu Alpha Theta tournament success.

Join Episcopal for an insightful book study into the digital age with renowned researcher Devorah Heitner, PhD. Families and educators will learn how to coach students toward healthy online choices through a community read of Heitner’s book “Growing Up in Public.” Dr. Heitner will visit Episcopal on March 17 for a discussion on navigating the complexities of growing up in a digital world.

Will Snowden, founder of The Juror Project, recently discussed the importance of jury service with Upper School service learning students. He also emphasized the need to be aware of implicit bias and its impact on society.

While our community comes to terms with the loss of alumnus Kareem Badawi ’24, we pray for the recovery of alumnus Parker Vidrine ’24. We reflect on the positive impacts of these two bright graduates as we strive to find light in this difficult moment of darkness.

Father Patrick reflects on the season in this special message.

Take a look back at a successful season for the Knights!

Learn more about how Academic Resource Center Fellows and a supportive community help students excel during midterms and finals. Plus, get top study tips from student leaders.

Episcopal students performed well at the recent Mu Alpha Theta tournament. Joan Moroney shares the full results.

Learn more about how Episcopal empowers parents and students to navigate artificial intelligence responsibly. 

The Performing Arts Academy is thriving. Students of all ages benefit from accessible music lessons that encourage creativity and boost confidence.

Dr. Steakley wishes the Episcopal community a Happy Thanksgiving in this special message. 

Congratulations to Episcopal’s Rylee Simoneaux on signing to swim at the University of Houston! After a tremendous high school career, she’s ready to dive into new challenges in athletics and academics.

Congratulations to Episcopal’s Sophia Macias who announced her commitment to play golf at Tulane University. A standout since age six, Sophia reflects on how the game shaped her life and shares excitement for the journey ahead.

Step into 1950s small-town America as Episcopal students present “Picnic,” a classic drama exploring first crushes, wistful flirting and the pull between money and love. Join us November 19-22 in the Black Box Theatre.

Father Patrick and the National Honor Society students encourage families to get involved and make a difference in the community this holiday season.

Middle School Division Head Anne Dalton recounts the 8th grade's recent Mo-Ranch trip—an inspiring journey of faith, friendship and adventure that builds courage and community.

Students in Episcopal’s Service Learning and Community Impact course teamed up with Baton Rouge Green to plant a new magnolia tree on campus.

Episcopal School's Mu Alpha Theta Tournament drew 574 students from 35 schools, setting a new attendance record and celebrating a passion for math through community and competition.

Episcopal faculty/staff recently participated in a professional development day designed to equip educators with the tools to support student mental health and safety through specialized training in trauma, bullying and crisis prevention.

Nearly 50 former faculty and staff returned to campus for a heartfelt reunion, welcomed by Student Body President Valerie O’Connor. From pep rallies to service initiatives, Valerie shared the vibrant energy of today’s students, rekindling cherished memories and school spirit.

Featuring works from all grades, the 2024 Fall Art Show has something for everyone—cats, couples, leaves and more. Visit the Visual & Performing Arts Center lobby now through October 31 to celebrate our students' creativity and growth across media and themes.

Lower School students unlock academic excellence through project-based learning. From dinosaur fossil digs to homemade board games, students dive into real-world projects that inspire critical thinking, collaboration and a love for learning. Learn more about project-based learning.

From cross country victories and esports domination to thrilling football, swimming and volleyball action, your Knights are having a great fall sports season. Don’t miss the upcoming action and show your support by cheering on the blue and gold!

A record number of alumni returned to honor this year's inductees: Warrick Baker '91, Felisha Foster '88 and Todd Graves '90. Their achievements and impact showcase the strength of the Episcopal community. Learn more about these outstanding Knights!

Class size plays an important role in a supportive, engaging learning environment. From sharing ideas in Middle School to building leadership skills in Upper School and nurturing curiosity in Lower School, small classes empower students to thrive academically and socially. Explore the benefits of small class sizes and how they create a culture of belonging, where every student matters.

Hundreds of 2X2 whiteboard hexagonal tiles are creating a buzz among teachers and students. Learn more about the creativity, collaboration and Fab Shop capabilities that brought this idea to life. 

From baking baguettes to exploring French traditions, students engage in an interactive, multisensory experience in Middle School French class.

A Day as a Knight immerses prospective students in authentic campus life. Paired with an Episcopal student, visitors join classes, meet peers and connect with teachers. Learn more about what to expect and how to schedule your day.

Students gave it their all in the annual biathlon as they ran and biked around the track. 

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

Take a look back at Homecoming Week 2024!

The Episcopal community recently marked the 50th anniversary of the Lewis Family Memorial Chapel of the Good Shepherd. The special Lower School Eucharist showcased the sense of community and belonging felt within this special space.

At the recent all-school Peace Day celebration, Father Patrick inspired the community to reflect on the roles of fostering peace and reconciliation, encouraging everyone to become instruments of peace in their daily lives.

Learning is always an adventure at Episcopal. Check out some of the latest learning experiences from the high seas and service learning to pollinators and alumni reading.

Don’t miss the high-energy, heartwarming production of "Shrek Jr. the Musical" on the Episcopal Visual & Performing Arts Center stage. Featuring 55 talented student actors, the show is perfect for all ages. Get your tickets today for October performances!

Congratulations to this year's Homecoming Court. Check out the exciting activities for this year's Homecoming Week.

Learn more about how members of the classes of 1972 and 1973 recently helped revive the Episcopal Alma Mater. Now the song is being taught to current students and reconnecting generations.

Episcopal students recently welcomed Spanish exchange students from Madrid. Read about the group's Louisiana adventures.

Join us in congratulating the Class of 2025 National Merit Semifinalists and Commended Scholar!

Join us in congratulating our recent AP Scholars!

Episcopal teacher and coach Gregory Snee is a Louisiana bowling legend who made history as the youngest in the state to bowl a perfect game in tournament play. From family legacy to national success, Gregory's journey is a testament to talent, hard work and passion.

Third graders displayed their vocabulary skills in the annual vocabulary parade at the Visual & Performing Arts Center.

As Episcopal celebrates 60 years of excellence, one of the most meaningful votes of confidence is the number of alumni who enroll their children in the school. Learn more about alumni enrollment. Plus, find out how alumni can stay connected to the school.

Students and faculty had an incredible opportunity to learn more about Loyola University in New Orleans from the school’s 18th president, Dr. Xavier Cole. Dr. Cole and administrators recently visited Episcopal for a College Counseling breakfast.

Student-led learning inspires curiosity and exploration. Learn more about an early childhood lesson recently inspired by a hummingbird visit.

Discover how fifth graders are building resilience and technical skills through a new coding and robotics program that blends fun with social and emotional learning.

Chaplain Casey Duncan explores the inspiring journey of Erik Weihenmayer, a blind mountaineer, and how his story reflects the strength, faith and community found in life's challenges. She reminds us that no one climbs alone.

Father Patrick reminds us to embrace curiosity and unity in the Episcopal community by learning from others. Discover how asking questions fosters understanding, connection and spiritual growth.

Discover the magic of kindergarten, where young learners build community through partnerships with 5th and Senior Buddies, reach academic milestones and create lifelong memories in a nurturing environment.

The Episcopal Academic Resource Center celebrated a record-breaking year with over 1,000 peer tutoring sessions, showcasing the school’s commitment to student success through exceptional support and mentorship.

Episcopal's Troupe 88800 took the spotlight at the International Thespian Festival, performing "Indecent" on the Main Stage at Indiana University. As one of only nine groups selected, these talented students showcased their dedication and artistry to over 4,000 theater fans. Celebrate their journey and numerous THESPY awards in this unforgettable theatrical achievement.

Discover how a rising senior from Episcopal School of Baton Rouge found inspiration and empowerment through her transformative experiences at the American Legion Auxiliary's Girls State and Girls Nation programs. Learn about her journey in politics, leadership roles, and the lasting friendships she formed while advocating for positive change.

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

Soccer standout Sarah Bonnecaze earned tremendous honor.

Dr. Steakley celebrates this year's success and looks forward to another great year beginning in August.

Check out photos from the annual Legacy Reception.

Congratulations to this year’s Valedictorian, Kathy Hu. Kathy will attend MIT this fall. Read more about her Episcopal experience and her plans going forward.

Learn more about new Episcopal Head Chaplain Father Patrick Edwards.

Episcopal students participated in two real-world learning experiences – the What’s Your Bright Idea? Episcopal Pitch Contest and the annual Burkenroad Reports Investment Conference.

There's excitement and joy in Lower School as students wrap up the school year. Check out the latest projects.

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

Read more about Addisyn's decision and her advice for classmates.

Take a look back at the Knights spring sports season.

This year’s community read author performed her one-woman show for the Episcopal community.

Upper School students reflected on Earth Day after learning about the environment and creation care.

A record crowd of enthusiastic mums enjoyed time together with their Episcopal friends and family. Check out the photo gallery.

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

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.