REUKNIGHTED

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!

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.

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.

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.

Soccer standout Sarah Bonnecaze earned tremendous honor.

Check out photos from the annual Legacy Reception.

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

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.

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

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.

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.

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

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.

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.