Early childhood students and families celebrated the start of the school year with a special Let Go Ceremony. After play time, an opening prayer and special messages from administrators and teachers, students released a butterfly to celebrate the learning journey ahead.

Members of the Class of 2025 stopped by the Field House for the annual yearbook signing celebration. Soon, these new grads will embark on college adventures across the country. Good luck. We’ll miss you!

Welcome back, Knights! These first days have been filled with backpack blessings, butterflies, balloons and smiles. We love seeing everyone on campus.

Work is already underway on this year’s fall play production. Technical Theatre class students are constructing the set for Episcopal’s presentation of “High School Musical Jr.” We can’t wait to see the show in October! @Episcopalarts

Episcopal families, join us in Building Community and Learning Together! Parent Coffees + ISACS Parent Series offer ways to connect and learn more on topics from AI to scholarships. ow.ly/1wVQ50WGPoz

In his opening chapel reflection, Upper School Division Head Dan Binder shared a powerful reminder: belief and doubt are part of the journey, and we grow stronger together. ow.ly/E7ox50WGQ1j

“Encouraging student-to-student problem-solving fosters responsibility and strengthens classroom community.” Sara Henderson, Kindergarten Teacher. Learn about how Episcopal teachers nurture empowered learners through the Responsive Classroom approach: ow.ly/bpxt50WLkGi

Episcopal's Julie Weaver was one of only 13 educators chosen by the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum to participate in the 2025-2026 Museum Teacher Fellowship Program. Congratulations! ow.ly/gAJG50WLiqV

For Upper School history teacher Clara Howell, “lecture is a dirty word.” Instead, she tells stories, cracks open her history trunk of costumes and lets students step into the past. Read more about this inspiring educator. ow.ly/jQyW50WLiJr

The countdown is on to Middle School’s presentation of “High School Musical, Jr.”! Make plans now to join us in the Visual & Performing Arts Center. Episcopal Arts Krewe

With LSU opening the college football season against Clemson, we are reminded of Episcopal’s Tristen Rigby ’21. Through hard work, Tristen made his football dreams come true. Read more about this former Clemson Scout Team Player of the Year: ow.ly/aUhI50WNxCK

Learn about Episcopal scholarships and tuition assistance at the Scholarships & Tuition Assistance: Understanding Your Options parent meeting. Join us 9/16 at 8 am in the Alumni House Parlor (3200 Woodland Ridge Blvd) or virtually on 9/16 at 6 pm. RSVP to [email protected].

The US Dead Patriots Party recently took over Aldrich Library. After researching historical figures, students dressed the part and shared what they’ve learned with others. History teacher Adam Rowe challenges students to bring history to life as a way to learn about the past.

The 15th annual 3rd Grade Vocabulary Parade was a hit! As students took the stage in creative costumes, classmates giggled, clapped, danced and cheered. Third graders brought the words to life with lights, props and even a few back flips. Photo gallery: ow.ly/EAfg50WOn8W

A recent professional development experience is helping Nancy Callaway weave social/emotional learning into everyday math lessons. ow.ly/hLlN50WOnhQ

Episcopal’s Center for Excellence in Teaching & Learning strengthens the school’s 60+ year tradition of academic rigor and support by combining resources, peer mentoring and innovative teaching in one collaborative space. ow.ly/pH6U50WOnnX

Second graders were amazed to observe cells in the QUEST Center microscopes. Students looked at animal and plant cells and later sketched each. Next up? They’ll use “chicken feet” to study how muscles and tendons work together.

Let the Color Quest Begin! Ages 2-4 Claim your child’s place in our Discovery Playdate — where imagination and learning collide. Limited spots available! Reserve today at ow.ly/Gl9W50WRtPR

🏊‍♂️ Season’s open — come cheer loud and make a splash! 💦 Let's Go Knights! Girls will be in the pool at 8:05 am and boys are expected to begin at 12:20 pm at Crawfish Aquatics!

LS Spanish students recently heard “The Color Monster” in multiple languages! With students studying colors and feelings, Spanish teacher Sabrina Moreira read the Spanish version of the book. Afterward, their classmate, Sara, shared a copy of the book, which was in Japanese.