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Episcopal Announces Annual Thanksgiving Food Drive
November 7th, 2024
Father Patrick and the National Honor Society students encourage families to get involved and make a difference in the community this holiday season.
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Middle School’s Anne Dalton Reflects on Her First Mo-Ranch Adventure
November 7th, 2024
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.
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Episcopal Mu Alpha Theta Tournament Draws Record Crowd
October 31st, 2024
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.
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Promoting Academic Excellence through Project-Based Learning
October 23rd, 2024
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.
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2024 Fall Sports Spotlight!
October 18th, 2024
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!
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Why Does Class Size Matter?
October 16th, 2024
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.
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Connecting the Dots: New Hexagonal Tiles Showcase Teacher Collaboration and Make Learning Fun
October 9th, 2024
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.
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Flour, Butter and French: Experiential Learning in World Languages
October 9th, 2024
From baking baguettes to exploring French traditions, students engage in an interactive, multisensory experience in Middle School French class.
2 minute readPosted in: All, Middle School
A Day as a Knight
October 8th, 2024
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.
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May Peace Prevail on Earth
September 25th, 2024
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.
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Around Campus September 2024
September 24th, 2024
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.
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Episcopal Presents "Shrek Jr. the Musical"
September 24th, 2024
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!
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Episcopal Academic Resource Center: Peer Tutoring Excellence
August 22nd, 2024
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.
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Middle School Athletic Council Empowers Student Athletes
April 18th, 2024
A dedicated group of students is creating excitement and awareness around Middle School sports.
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Spring Festivities are in Bloom!
March 27th, 2024
Springtime at Episcopal means fun and festivities across campus.
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The Joy of Middle School Olympics
March 22nd, 2024
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.
1 minute readPosted in: All, Middle School
Spring into Creativity
March 1st, 2024
Don't miss the Spring Art Show in the Visual & Performing Arts Center.
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Veteran Educator Named Next Middle School Division Head
February 22nd, 2024
Join us in welcoming Anne Dalton as the next Middle School Division Head. Learn more about this veteran educator.
3 minute readPosted in: All, Middle School
Celebrating Student Success - February 2024
February 6th, 2024
Episcopal students have much to celebrate. Check out recent success.
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Fostering Academic Excellence in the Academic Resource Center
January 25th, 2024
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.
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Celebrating Soccer Success!
January 18th, 2024
Middle and Upper School soccer teams have much to celebrate. Learn more about their successful seasons.
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2024 Winter Sports Spotlight
January 12th, 2024
Check out how the Knights are doing this season and make plans to support our student athletes at upcoming events.
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2023 Fall Sports Recap
November 30th, 2023
Take a look back at the excitement of the Episcopal fall sports season.
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Special Delivery: Alumni Care Packages are On the Way!
November 30th, 2023
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.
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Middle School Adventures at Mo-Ranch
October 26th, 2023
Eighth graders had an exciting time during this year’s Mo-Ranch trip. See photos from their time in the Texas Hill Country.
1 minute readPosted in: All, Middle School
Middle School Students Shine in Student-Led Conferences
October 18th, 2023
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.
2 minute readPosted in: All, Middle School
Building a Heart for Service
October 17th, 2023
Service learning is an important part of preparing students for lives of purpose and leadership. Learn more about the Episcopal service learning program.
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Episcopal Takes 1st Place at Ben Franklin Mu Alpha Theta Tournament!
October 16th, 2023
Joan Moroney shares the results from the recent Mu Alpha Theta math tournament.
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Knight School Provides Opportunity for Adult Learning Led by Outstanding Faculty
September 28th, 2023
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.
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Middle School Math Team Competes in First Tournament of the 2023/2024 School Year
September 25th, 2023
Joan Moroney shares the results from the recent Middle School math tournament.
1 minute readPosted in: All, Middle School
The Spirit of Episcopal in Middle School Yearbook Club
September 19th, 2023
Middle School Yearbook Club members are ready to showcase their division and share their school spirit.
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Choir Members Share the Spirit of Episcopal
September 8th, 2023
Episcopal vocalists share their talents to support the school community.
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The Science of Athlete Heat Safety
August 24th, 2023
Athletic trainer Dean Mannina explains how the Knights are staying safe in this record-breaking heat. Plus, he offers tips for fans.
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Episcopal Senior Represents Louisiana at Girls Nation
August 17th, 2023
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.
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Experiential Learning is for Teachers Too!
May 17th, 2023
When teachers learn and grow, students benefit. Learn more about a professional development experience that included riding camels, touring the pyramids and much more.
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2023 Mu Alpha Theta State Convention Results
April 26th, 2023
Congratulations to the Mu Alpha Theta team! The group placed 6th overall at the state convention! Joan Moroney highlights the success.
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There's Something Special about Middle School Esports
April 19th, 2023
In only the first season of competition, a passionate group of gamers earned a winning record and found their school home.
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Anne Frank: A History for Today on Display in the VPAC Lobby
April 5th, 2023
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.
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Latest Newton Distinguished Faculty Award Recipients Mark 10 Years of Celebrating Educators
April 5th, 2023
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.
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Episcopal Theater Presents "Anything Goes"
March 23rd, 2023
Episcopal theater presents “Anything Goes.” Read more about this classic musical and purchase tickets today.
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Celebrating Success - March 2023
March 22nd, 2023
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.
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Learning Life Lessons with a Rube Goldberg Minecraft Challenge
March 17th, 2023
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.
2 minute readPosted in: All, Middle School
Learning and Connecting on the Seventh Grade Memphis Trip
March 9th, 2023
Seventh graders enjoyed a fun-filled and educational trip to Memphis. Check out photos from their adventures.
1 minute readPosted in: All, Middle School
Reading Days for Reading Knights - January 2023
January 24th, 2023
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.
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Winter Sports Spotlight - January 2023
January 18th, 2023
The winter sports season is off to a great start. Check out some of the highlights from Upper and Middle School athletics.
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Middle School Science Lesson Sheds Light on Photosynthesis
January 11th, 2023
Seventh graders completed a plant unit with a classic experiment. Read more about the lab.
1 minute readPosted in: All, Middle School
Academic Resource Center has Successful First Semester
January 4th, 2023
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.
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Thank You, Veterans!
November 11th, 2022
Veterans Day 2022 was a fun, patriotic occasion celebrating those who serve. Check out photos from the annual all school parade.
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Celebrating Student Success! 11-11-22
November 9th, 2022
Episcopal students are accomplishing great things. Join us in celebrating student success.
2 minute readPosted in: All, Middle School
Map It Clean, Middle School!
November 9th, 2022
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.
3 minute readPosted in: All, Middle School
Buy Tickets Now for "Matilda Jr."
November 3rd, 2022
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.
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Middle School Students Empowered to Succeed at Mo-Ranch
November 2nd, 2022
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.
2 minute readPosted in: All, Middle School
Making a Place for Peace
October 27th, 2022
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.
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Middle School Sports Spotlight
October 20th, 2022
Alex Wharton provides an update on the Middle School sports program and his vision to engage, equip and empower students.
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Middle School Math Competition Success!
September 26th, 2022
Episcopal Middle School math competitors had a great showing at the Catholic High Middle School tournament. Check out the results.
1 minute readPosted in: All, Middle School
Welcome to the Future! Introducing Episcopal Esports
September 21st, 2022
The new computer lab on the second floor ofAldrich Library has launched Episcopal into the next generation of community building, collaboration, creativity and competition.
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Coming Soon - A Rebranded Writing Center
September 15th, 2022
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.
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Knights of the Good Shepherd
September 15th, 2022
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.
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Drop Everything and Read
August 15th, 2022
The goal of the D.E.A.R initiative is to get members of the Episcopal community reading. Organizers Tiffany Whitehead and Kealy Duke say reading is a critical component of the education process in all subjects and divisions. The duo offers three reasons why reading is so important. Plus, check out a list of suggested reads for Knights of all ages.
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Celebrating the Penniman Scholars
May 19th, 2022
The 2022 and 2023 Penniman Scholars were recently honored at a special breakfast reception. Read more about this annual recognition of outstanding Middle School English students.
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Middle School Science Lesson Encourages Executive Functioning Skills
May 5th, 2022
As the end of the school year draws near, teachers are using creative strategies to keep students engaged. Read more about a recent teacher-for-a-day lesson in seventh grade science.
1 minute readPosted in: All, Middle School
The Teachers' Lounge: Nancy Callaway
April 28th, 2022
Greyhounds and fire trucks are just part of Middle School math teacher Nancy Callaway’s story. Read more about her adventures and why she loves teaching sixth grade.
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Building the Bridge to Upper School through Student Mentorship
March 23rd, 2022
Upper School mentors are helping eighth graders prepare for the transition ahead by providing advice and tips on how to manage Upper School. The new student mentorship program provides the opportunity for learning and leadership.
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Let the Games Begin!
March 16th, 2022
Middle School students are once again competing in the Olympics. Five weeks of fun and competition will end with a gold medal winner being named. Read more and check out photos of the action.
1 minute readPosted in: All, Middle School
2022 Episcopal Webster Scholars!
February 21st, 2022
Please join us in congratulating the 2022 Episcopal Webster Scholars!
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Episcopal's Mu Alpha Theta Team Takes 2nd in Division I
January 31st, 2022
On Saturday, January 29th Episcopal placed 2nd in Division 1 at the Baton Rouge High Mu Alpha Theta math tournament. The tournament was attended by 221 students from 14 schools. Episcopal brought 41 students that competed in subjects from Algebra 1 to Calculus BC.
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Four Ways Paper Tutoring is Reducing Student Stress
January 20th, 2022
The response to the Paper tutoring program has been tremendous. Learn more about how the new online offering is helping students get the extra help they need any time any day.
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Sixth Grade Problem Solvers Showcase Solutions
January 6th, 2022
Sixth graders tackled a previous challenge posed by Future Problem Solving Program International. Students were given a futuristic scenario involving a corporate giant that dominates the fish hatchery industry in the year 2065. After considering the situation, these future leaders identified potential problems and solutions and presented their findings in skits.
2 minute readPosted in: All, Middle School
Spotlight on QUEST Center Exploration and Innovation
January 5th, 2022
The QUEST Center in Foster Hall was bustling before the break. Lower and Middle School students explored the National Park System and the future of cities facing environmental challenges. Students were also introduced to a new fleet of robots. Read more about the exciting adventures.
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Middle School Book Study Inspires Lesson in Baking
December 1st, 2021
A recent book study in Middle School English featured correspondence with an author and baking in the QUEST Center’s Kitchen Chemistry. Read more about a lesson that included recipe creation, cooking pan pobre and exploring other cultures.
2 minute readPosted in: All, Middle School
Mu Alpha Theta Takes First at St. Paul's Tournament!
November 17th, 2021
On Saturday, November 13th twenty-eight middle and upper school students competed in the St. Paul’s math tournament in Covington. Thirteen schools and 317 students competed in the tournament. Episcopal placed 1st overall in Division 2.
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Book Love Foundation Grant Helps Middle School Teacher Share Love of Reading
November 5th, 2021
English teacher Martha Guarisco is a 2021 Book Love Foundation grant recipient! Read more about how this will help her grow her classroom library and encourage students to read.
3 minute readPosted in: All, Middle School
Coming Soon: "Aladdin Jr."
November 2nd, 2021
Don’t miss the Lower/Middle School production of “Aladdin Jr.” coming soon to the VPAC! Tickets are on sale now. Read more about the hard work and dedication of the young cast members who are bringing the story to life.
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The Return to Mo-Ranch!
October 28th, 2021
Episcopal eighth graders returned to Mo-Ranch and loved every minute of it. Check out a gallery of photos from their adventures.
1 minute readPosted in: All, Middle School
Faculty/Staff Deploy Futuristic Tech to Engage Tomorrow's Leaders
October 21st, 2021
Episcopal students are taking trips to Mars and exploring ancient lands from the comfort of the Spatial Learning Lab. Take a look at how faculty and staff use augmented and virtual reality to wow students and make lessons engaging.
3 minute readPosted in: All, Middle School
Middle School Student-Led Conferences Give Students a Voice
October 20th, 2021
A new take on a Middle School parent/teacher conference places students at the center of the discussion. Read more about student-led conferences. Plus get four tips for continuing the discussion with your child once the conference is complete.
3 minute readPosted in: All, Middle School
A Scientific Approach to Studying
October 15th, 2021
A lesson on studying, inspired by the science of learning, and offered by a veteran social studies teacher who is still enthusiastic about learning, is a great way to tell Episcopal’s story. Faculty and staff find innovative and creative ways to help students develop critical thinking skills and improve their knowledge retention. Read more about a recent example.
4 minute readPosted in: All, Middle School
Middle School Students Hit the Right Note in New Praise Band
October 13th, 2021
Middle School students are making a joyful noise in the newly created Episcopal Praise Band. Read more about the group’s purpose. Plus, check out a list of upcoming musical offerings.
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Aldrich Library: A Hub for Middle/Upper School Learning
October 6th, 2021
Collaboration, accessible resources and a passionate group of educators make Aldrich Library a great space for Middle and Upper School learning. Read more about the hands-on projects taking place within the space.
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Middle School Sports Spotlight
October 6th, 2021
The Middle School Knights are working hard and representing the school well. Check out an update on all the latest action.
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Episcopal Partners with Online Tutoring Company, Paper
September 23rd, 2021
Episcopal has started a two-year partnership with Paper, which provides on-demand, unlimited online academic support - any time, any day, 24/7, no appointment needed! Through a two-year grant, Episcopal is able to offer this service to all of our students in grades 6th -12th at no additional cost to our students and families.
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Middle School Faculty Showcase Creativity in Introducing New Concepts
September 10th, 2021
Learning at Episcopal is a hands-on, interactive experience led by faculty who are experts in their fields. Faculty creativity is a true benefit for students whether they are learning introductory concepts or exploring topics more in-depth. Read more about two recent Middle School examples and offer a note of appreciation for Episcopal educators.
2 minute readPosted in: All, Middle School
Middle School Students Showcase Recent Projects
May 19th, 2021
Rockets, rovers and ancient Greece? Middle School students celebrated the end of their project-based lessons with a showcase in the QUEST Center in Foster Hall.
1 minute readPosted in: All, Middle School
Addressing Vaping Myths with Middle School Students
April 21st, 2021
One in four Louisiana middle schoolers is vaping. By the time those students reach high school, that number is one in three. Ochsner Certified Tobacco Treatment Specialist Travis Costanza recently shared these statistics with sixth, seventh and eighth grade students
2 minute readPosted in: All, Middle School
A Middle School Favorite Takes a Futuristic Twist
March 30th, 2021
Each spring, sixth grade students learn about the water cycle and the global challenges that exist for many trying to access clean water. Students read “A Long Walk to Water” by Linda Sue Park...
1 minute readPosted in: All, Middle School
Celebrating Success in History, Math and Civic Engagement
March 30th, 2021
Episcopal students had tremendous success at the National History Day Baton Rouge Regional Competition.
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Math Beyond the Classroom
March 11th, 2021
With a variety of math learning opportunities, Episcopal students have tremendous success in everything from AP math courses to national math competitions.
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Celebrating Student Success 3.12.2021
March 10th, 2021
Episcopal students accomplish amazing things. We're celebrating their success.
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Episcopal Community Celebrates Black History Month
March 5th, 2021
Read more about Episcopal Black History Month activities.
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Going for the Gold in Middle School
March 5th, 2021
The Olympics are officially underway! The Middle School COVID Olympics, that is. Sixth, seventh and eighth grade students began competing in a variety of fun activities last week with the final round slated for the week after Easter.
1 minute readPosted in: All, Middle School
Leading the Charge for Health and Wellness
March 3rd, 2021
Playground injuries, headaches, and stomach aches. During a traditional school year, these are the most common ailments concerning Episcopal students. In an atypical, pandemic school year, there is certainly much more occurring. Episcopal is fortunate to have two experienced, compassionate nurses leading the charge for health and wellness.
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Around Campus February 2021
February 8th, 2021
Lower, Middle and Upper School students have been busy learning. Check out more on their recent adventures.
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A Teacher's Perspective on Pandemic Life in Middle School
January 26th, 2021
While teaching Middle School is always an adventure, in a pandemic year things are certainly a little more unconventional
3 minute readPosted in: All, Middle School
A Teacher's Perspective on Life in Middle School
January 26th, 2021
While teaching Middle School is always an adventure, in a pandemic year things are certainly a little more unconventional. Despite the challenges facing faculty, they rise to the occasion daily with grace and calm, and students and families appreciate them for it. So, what is it really like being a teacher in 2020/2021?
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Adding the QUEST Center to a Math Lesson Equates to Student Engagement
December 10th, 2020
Episcopal math lessons include everything from the latest technology to tried-and-true instruments that humans have relied upon for ages. Recently, the QUEST Center in Foster Hall has been buzzing with the sounds of students crunching numbers in some very creative ways.
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Virtual Volcanoes Wow Middle School Students
December 10th, 2020
Middle School science teacher Stacy Hill loves teaching science, especially the hands-on experiences that her sixth graders enjoy, such as archaeological digs or constructing model buildings to withstand earthquakes. To make science come to life this school year, Hill teamed up with Roman history expert Steve Latuso and tapped into technology to create a lesson on volcanoes that wowed students.
2 minute readPosted in: All, Middle School
Around Campus October 2020
October 7th, 2020
Episcopal students are learning, growing and enjoying their time on campus. As everyone acclimates to the 2020 routine, a new sense of joy and tradition is blooming. Enjoy these moments from around campus.
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Launching with Distance Learning
May 27th, 2020
Episcopal sixth graders blasted into summer with a year-end project that was out of this world. Students studied the phases and surface characteristics of the moon. After learning more about our cosmic neighbor, they then learned what it takes to get there.
1 minute readPosted in: All, Middle School
Life Lessons in Middle School Math
May 6th, 2020
Sixth grade math students put what they've learned this year into practice. Students were tasked with balancing a budget without going into debt.
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Strategies for Success with Distance Learning
March 19th, 2020
Learning Support Services Coordinator Robin Talamo shares tips for distance learning.
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2020 Battle of the Books
February 6th, 2020
The Battle of the Books competition is an exciting way to encourage a love of reading among students. Check out the list of this year’s winning teams.
2 minute readPosted in: All, Middle School
A New Way of Learning French
December 12th, 2019
Bonjour Episcopal Family! Having taught here for more than twenty-five years now, I mean that sincerely: the faculty, staff, students and parents of Episcopal feel like a real second family to me. Episcopal has changed so much during my tenure here, and so has teaching for that matter. High-t...2 minute readPosted in: All, Middle School
Adolescence is hard. It's just hard
October 16th, 2019
Think back to your own Middle School experience for a moment. My guess is that there were some awkward moments. Whether it was a first audition, getting picked near last in dodgeball, or asking/getting asked out… there are new and strange situations that happen while we are in Middle School.
2 minute readPosted in: All, Middle School
8th Grade Project-Based Learning with a Purpose
May 9th, 2019
This semester, the students delved deeper into the topic of natural disasters as they asked themselves the question - What are resident’s energy needs after a natural disaster?
4 minute readPosted in: All, Middle School
Middle School Battle of the Books Goes READgional!
February 7th, 2019
Congratulations to the eighth grade Battle of the Books team! After winning the Episcopal competition, the team went on to win the first READgional Battle of the Books event. Tiffany Whitehead shares more on how the event was organized.
3 minute readPosted in: All, Middle School
There's More to Battle of the Books than Simply Enjoying a Good Read
January 25th, 2019
The annual Middle School Battle of the Books took place this week. Read more about what it takes to plan such an epic event.
2 minute readPosted in: All, Middle School
A Lesson on Earthquakes with an Episcopal Twist
December 26th, 2018
There was shaking and tilting in Ms. Stacy Hill’s science class. After learning about earthquakes, students tested their ability to construct a building sturdy enough to withstand the elements.
1 minute readPosted in: All, Middle School
Letting Go: Encouraging Responsible Independence
October 17th, 2018
We often struggle to find the right balance of protection and independence when it comes to our teenagers. Middle School Counselor Alicia Kelly offers suggestions to help parents know when to step in and when to let go.
3 minute readPosted in: All, Middle School
Environmental Education a Hallmark of an Episcopal Experience
April 19th, 2018
Every April we pause to reflect upon our environment as part of the annual Earth Day commemoration. There are Earth Day celebrations and renewed efforts to recycle, reuse and restore in an effort to be more environmentally friendly. Here at Episcopal there are daily opportunities for students to learn more about the environment and their role in protecting our natural resources.
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Children Lacking Empathy? Study Shows Reading May Help
December 6th, 2017
Martha Guarisco, a sixth grade English teacher with a love for young adult fiction, didn’t set out to study empathy and how a book can help foster it. It was a passion for a transformative book and being at the right place at the right time that led to a two year study with the results eventually being published in three journals and cited by many others.
3 minute readPosted in: All, Middle School
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