Episcopal School of Baton Rouge, owned and operated by the Diocese of the Episcopal Church of Louisiana, is the leading independent school in Baton Rouge.
3200 Woodland Ridge Blvd
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Congratulations to members of the Select Choir chosen for the LA ACDA All State Honor Choir. Lila Awad performed in the SSAA ensemble. Hudson Burge, Caleb Broussard, Oscar Fenske and Connor Swille performed in the TTBB ensemble. Caleb and Connor were also featured soloists.
The 2nd grade medical clinic was open for consultations. After learning about the human body, students shared their medical knowledge with families and friends. Guests enjoyed interactive experiences that mimicked the sights and sounds of a healthcare environment.
There was a 100% chance of learning as third graders presented what they learned during their annual project-based lessons on weather. Students discussed everything from blizzards and tornadoes to hurricanes and thunderstorms. Way to go, third grade!
Being prepared means having the confidence, knowledge and skills for the future. At Episcopal, students are known, challenged and supported by teachers who help them grow, pursue their interests and reach their full potential. Learn more: ow.ly/WYRO50ZSeQ4.
Seniors and their kindergarten buddies had a great time reading favorites like “Creepy Carrots,” “Clifford the Big Red Dog” and “Rainbow Fish.” The Senior Buddy partnership is one of the many benefits of a PreK-3 through 12th grade educational experience.
Lower School’s Amy Arceneaux ’87 is a lifelong Episcopal Knight. After 30+ years teaching third grade, she’s taken on a new role this year. Read more about her connections with Episcopal and her excitement for this new chapter. ow.ly/wOrG50ZYBYk
We invite you to learn more about our students, their interests and the impact Episcopal has had on them. Lower School student Mithlesh Sharma loves reading, tennis and dancing. ow.ly/b6xt50ZYC1k
We are Family! Kindergarteners and their families were all smiles at the annual family picnic. Students shared a meal, enjoyed treats and celebrated their learning community. Everyone wrapped up the fun with a dance party.
Fall is in the air, and early childhood Knights love it! Students investigated pumpkins in the garden. Purposeful play encourages curiosity, fosters creativity and deepens learning. Learn about the possibilities of an Episcopal education - ow.ly/9BFa50ZYrSI.
Creativity begins with the opportunity to explore an idea and make it your own. At Episcopal, students are encouraged to imagine, experiment and create as they discover new ways to express themselves. Learn more: ow.ly/sT6050ZSeKZ.
After learning about the human body systems, second graders recently observed a shark dissection. Students compared human systems to shark systems in a learning experience they’re sure to remember!
Don't miss this fun and energetic presentation October 16th - 18th. Tickets available now! Plus, check out a list of upcoming arts events. ow.ly/azHz50ZVzMV
We invite you to learn more about our students, their interests and the impact Episcopal has had on them. Lower School student Cohen Crochet enjoys math, sports and watching his favorite teams, including the Knights. ow.ly/jhoj50ZU3yX
Let’s take a look back at a football Friday Knight to remember. The football team celebrated the life of Talyn Jones with a jersey ceremony. Student athletes also recognized teachers for Teacher Appreciation Knight. We are Episcopal.
A great time was had by all at this year’s Karnival Knight! Thank you to everyone who made this event possible.
The annual Blessing of the Animals drew an enthusiastic crowd to the front lawn. This yearly occasion honors the Feast of Francis of Assisi and is always a special time for students, families and their furry friends.
Third graders recently read their original nonfiction books with their first grade buddies. There’s nothing like sharing a good book with a friend!
The opportunity to compete means having the chance to discover what you’re capable of. At Episcopal, students are encouraged to compete, grow as teammates and leaders, and pursue the interests that inspire them. Learn more: ow.ly/Y9uF50ZSevA.
