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Now viewing articles posted in August 2022.

Long Live Office Hours!
August 25th, 2022
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.
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Posted in: All, Upper School
Teachers' Lounge: Joe Reynolds
August 25th, 2022
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.
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Posted in: All, The Teachers' Lounge, Visual And Performing Arts
Making the Most of College Counseling
August 22nd, 2022
Episcopal’s College Counseling services are convenient, accessible and personalized. Read more about how to make the most of the resources available.
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Posted in: All, Counselors Corner, Upper School
Positively Impacting the Next Generation through College Counseling Mentorship
August 22nd, 2022
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.
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Posted in: All, Counselors Corner, Upper School
REUKNIGHTED: Kirsten Vaughn Watson ’99
August 22nd, 2022
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.
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Posted in: All, Episcopal Alumni, Spirituality And Service
New Arts Krewe Supports Students/Celebrates Culture
August 19th, 2022
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.
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Posted in: All, Visual And Performing Arts
We are Reading
August 19th, 2022
Fostering a love of reading in early childhood can positively impact the child’s view of reading and reading competency. Early Childhood Director Julie Mendes shares tips to help parents encourage their little readers at home.
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Posted in: All, Lower School
A Perspective on the Episcopal Honor Code from Carter McLean '23
August 18th, 2022
Honor Council President Carter McLean spoke recently at the Honor Code signing ceremony in the Chapel. Read the perspective he shared with classmates.
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Posted in: All, Spirituality And Service, Student Work, Upper School
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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Posted in: All, Lower School, Middle School, Upper School
Welcome Back, Knights!
August 12th, 2022
Going into her third year at Episcopal, Head of School Dr. Carrie Steakley is optimistic about a new school year and what’s ahead for our UKNIGHTED Community.
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Posted in: All, Head Of School