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Now viewing articles posted in 2019.

  • The Happy Feet Clinic

    The Happy Feet Clinic

    October 8th, 2019


    Fifth grade religion students recently learned the importance of serving others by simply tying knots and making bows. Inspired by scripture, the students organized the Happy Feet Clinic to help first graders learn to tie their own shoes. 

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  • What Can Sports Teach Students About Ethics, Economics and Culture?

    What Can Sports Teach Students About Ethics, Economics and Culture?

    October 8th, 2019


    There are a variety of exciting, new courses for Episcopal students this school year. One such course is Ethics, Economics, and Cultural Impacts of Sport in the Hispanosphere. The course uses an examination of popular sports to engage students in discussions on ethics, economics and Spanish culture. Upper School Spanish teacher Sergio Ramos is happy to teach the course and provides more details on what students are learning.

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    Posted in: All, Upper School
  • A Bold New Venture

    A Bold New Venture

    October 4th, 2019


    The charter was filed in 1964 for Episcopal School of Baton Rouge. Since then the school has grown and overcome challenges while maintaining a focus on student development and preparation.

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  • Happy Homecoming 2019!

    Happy Homecoming 2019!

    October 4th, 2019


    It was a fun-filled week on Episcopal’s campus as students celebrated Homecoming. All three divisions displayed school spirit with theme dress days, pep rallies and campus decorating. Everything culminated with the Knights' Homecoming victory over Catholic Pointe Coupee. 

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    Posted in: All, Episcopal Alumni
  • ReUKnighted: Miguel Jiron '02

    ReUKnighted: Miguel Jiron '02

    October 2nd, 2019


    Imagine that it’s your job to make imaginary worlds come alive. It is your pencil and your hand that illustrates a character or a scene. Such an assignment requires a tremendous amount of creativity and perseverance. Such an assignment is perfect for Episcopal graduate Miguel Jiron ’02.

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  • Sweets, Creatures and Episcopal Traditions

    Sweets, Creatures and Episcopal Traditions

    October 2nd, 2019


    Can a chocolate pie lead to a winning football season?
    According to a longstanding Episcopal tradition, it just may. Since the early 2000’s, members of the Knights football team have enjoyed a Thursday night meal together. 

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    Posted in: All, Episcopal Alumni
  • PreK-3: The Building Blocks of Learning

    PreK-3: The Building Blocks of Learning

    September 26th, 2019


    Preparing tomorrow’s leaders begins in PreK-3. Following directions, clearly communicating and engaging with peers appropriately are just a few of the skills our littlest Knights are learning. 

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  • The Musical Life of Julien Prevost

    The Musical Life of Julien Prevost

    September 20th, 2019


    Enter Episcopal French teacher Julien Prevost’s classroom and you’ll find what you might expect in a French language classroom – flags, photos from visits to France and French mementos. 

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  • CSI: Episcopal?

    CSI: Episcopal?

    September 18th, 2019


    In a corner classroom of the Academic Commons, students are learning lessons taken straight from the headlines. Recently, a group of juniors and seniors analyzed fabric fibers found at a makeshift crime scene to determine who committed the crime.

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    Posted in: All, Upper School
  • ReUKnighted: Scott Wicker '18

    ReUKnighted: Scott Wicker '18

    September 11th, 2019


    Between chemistry classes, a campus job, football and four hours of research a week, Episcopal graduate Scott Wicker, Jr. ’18 has a full schedule. 

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    Posted in: All, Episcopal Alumni