Today we welcomed grandparents and special friends of our students to campus for our annual Grandparents' & Special Friends' Day. This is a special time for our children as they
The haka is a traditional Maori posture dance from New Zeland considered to be the dance that celebrates life. Mr. Dozier and his class display a small part of this
Kevin Locke visited campus today. Kevin brings Hoop Dancing, indigenous Northern Plains flute, and traditional storytelling to his audiences. Our students were thrilled and awed as this cultural ambassador, recording
Chairman of the Board, Ketch Secor has teamed up with Higgins Bond to create a beautiful story of a girl named Lorainne. Parnassus Books says it's a "sweeping, epic Americana story
“The school library equips students with life-long learning skills and develops the imagination, enabling them to live as responsible citizens.” (IFLA/UNESCO School Library Manifesto 1999) At the Episcopal School of Nashville,
Anita and John Hayes sponsored our First Grade Classroom for the 2018/2019 school year on Friday, September 14. This sponsorship was in honor of Marcy Brandau.
A dear friend and instrumental contributor to our school was honored today for her life and her dedication to Episcopal School of Nashville. Marcy Brandau is the wife to Board
Today we celebrated a long-time dream for our school in the dedication of our Lower School. Bishop Bauerschmidt presided over a ceremony to bless our building and the 2018/2019 school year.
Our Fourth Grade Class will be collaborating with Fourth Grade students from St. John's Episcopal School of Siguatepeque in Honduras this school year. St. John's is one of seven bilingual
The last three weeks have been thrilling on our campus. At Episcopal School of Nashville, we not only have excellent academics in our homeroom classrooms but also stellar art, music