Episcopal Knightly News

Now viewing articles posted in 2017.

The Extroverted Teacher
October 12th, 2017
The essence of Rebecca Kuhn is this: center stage smoke machine swirl straight out of a Korean pop band; rocker chick in black business casual (sensible yet dramatic); spotlight and finger--same trajectory--gesturing toward something larger, some greater existential meaning, or maybe...Kansas?
4 minute read
Read More
Posted in: All, The Teachers' Lounge
Episcopal Identity
September 22nd, 2017
With Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur - the High Holy Days - upon us, we celebrate the religious and cultural diversity of our Episcopal School community. This is just one example of the many beliefs on campus.
1 minute read
Read More
Posted in: All, Spirituality And Service
Seven Tips for Helping Children Navigate Their Digital World
September 13th, 2017
Today’s preteens are finding their playground online – it’s called Instagram, Snapchat, twitter and a variety of others. Episcopal Guidance Counselor Alicia Kelly shares seven tips to help parents help their children navigate technology.
3 minute read
Read More
Posted in: All, Counselors Corner
Episcopal Student Vestry
September 6th, 2017
Senior Chaplain Skully Knight highlights the Episcopal Student Vestry and the work these students do for the spiritual growth of the community.
2 minute read
Read More
Posted in: All, Spirituality And Service
Meet Megan Escott '14
August 31st, 2017
In a world of test tubes, white coats and beakers, you’ll find Episcopal alumna Megan Escott. Megan spends her time in Tulane Assistant Professor of Biomedical Engineering Carolyn Bayer’s laboratory, where they are seeking a predictor of preeclampsia that can be integrated into a clinical setting.
2 minute read
Read More
Posted in: All, Episcopal Alumni
The Myth of the Lazy Summer
July 10th, 2017
Though the Episcopal community is scattered during these summer months, students, faculty and staff are finding opportunities to rejuvenate and develop that build on our school's mission. Katie Sutcliffe reflects on her own summers as a teenager.
3 minute read
Read More
Posted in: All, The Teachers' Lounge, Upper School