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Episcopal Knightly News
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Raising Tomorrow's Critical Thinkers Today
September 17th, 2021
Education is so much more than reading, writing and arithmetic. Dean of Academics Dr. Sara Fenske explores the critical thinking skills that students gain from required courses and co-curricular learning experiences. That focus on critical thinking is an important component of the Episcopal experience and one that prepares students well for college and beyond.
3 minute readPosted in: AllMiddle 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 SchoolStudent Trio to Present "Art" by Yasmina Reza on the VPAC Stage
September 10th, 2021
A translation of a French-language play, “Art” is set in Paris and is a comedy about three men whose 15-year friendship is tested when one of them buys a white painting for $200,000 francs. Three Episcopal seniors will present their rendition of the play later this month. Read more about the production the students say will generate more than laughter from audiences.
3 minute readReuKnighted: Rebecca Schutte '01
September 8th, 2021
Curious. Compassionate. Confident. Rebecca Schutte ’01 is a great representative of an Episcopal Knight. Learn more about her global adventures and how she’s returned home to make a difference in the local community through her work as the President and CEO of the Pennington Biomedical Research Center Foundation.
3 minute readPosted in: All, Episcopal AlumniEpiscopal Athletic Trainer Helps the Knights Compete at their Best
August 26th, 2021
When the Knights take the court or the field this season, they can count on Episcopal Athletic Trainer Dean Mannina to support them. As a key member of the athletic team, Mannina works to prevent, evaluate and rehabilitate athletic injury and illness. Read more about the extensive role of a school athletic trainer.
2 minute readWhat is Project-Based Learning Anyway?
August 26th, 2021
You’ve heard the phrase, you’ve seen the photos, and your child may have even presented what they’ve learned to you. But what exactly does “project-based learning” mean? Lower School Division Head Beth Gardner explains.
3 minute readPosted in: All, Lower SchoolScience Olympiad Showcases the Power of Student-Driven Learning
August 25th, 2021
Members of Episcopal’s Science Club are celebrating success after their first Science Olympiad competition. What makes the achievement all the more impressive is that the students self-organized and spent hours voluntarily preparing for the grueling event. Read more about these self-driven and motivated learners.
3 minute readPosted in: All, Upper SchoolNew College Counseling Option Means Less Stress/More Learning
August 20th, 2021
Episcopal’s College Counseling team offers tenth and eleventh graders a comprehensive test prep program during the regular school day. Director Justin Fenske outlines how the effort can help students better manage the demands of academics, co-curricular activities and planning for the future.
3 minute readPosted in: All, Upper SchoolFostering a Lifelong Love of Science in Early Childhood
August 19th, 2021
Early childhood learners are natural explorers. Educators are tasked with fostering that curiosity so that students develop a lifelong love of science. Early Childhood Program Director Julie Mendes shares more about the approach that Episcopal’s Early Childhood team takes to help students gain confidence and develop skills for future success.
2 minute readPosted in: All, Lower SchoolWhat's New in the Arts?
August 19th, 2021
A new parent volunteer group, a Performing Arts Academy and a calendar filled with upcoming events. The Episcopal 2021-2022 arts experience is sure to be exciting. Read more and check out the calendar.
3 minute readPosted in: All, Visual And Performing Arts
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