Today at Episcopal

List of 9 news stories.

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  Four Seniors Sign Commitments for College Athletics

  11/15/2019
  Four members of the EHS Class of 2020 committed to play basketball and lacrosse in college on the year’s first official signing day.
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  Portrait in Faith Honorees Share Emotional Story of Friendship, Spiritual Growth

  11/13/2019
  In 2014, Patrick Gray and Justin Skeesuck hiked the Camino de Santiago, the famous 500-mile trail in Spain that Christian pilgrims once followed to reach a shrine to the apostle St. James the Great. Today, thousands take the same trek annually, but these lifelong friends were different: Skeesuck made the journey in a wheelchair, with Gray pushing.
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  Spirit Weekend Triumph: EHS Claims Third Straight Win Over Woodberry

  11/12/2019
  On Saturday, November 10, the scene for one of the nation’s oldest continuous high school gridiron rivalries was nearly football perfect, with chilly temperatures and an estimated 4,000 on hand in the Hummel Bowl.
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  Hail Maroon: EHS Inducts Standouts to Athletics Hall of Fame

  11/11/2019
  Episcopal inducted outstanding athletes spanning a half-century of competition into its Athletics Hall of Fame on Friday.
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  Paying It Forward: Two Dozen EHS Alumni Talk With Students About Careers, Life

  11/11/2019
  EHS students on Friday, November 8, met and gleaned wisdom from a host of Episcopal alumni, including an NFL player turned health-care executive, the founder of an e-commerce start-up, and a career firefighter.
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  Hershey Honored for Distinguished Service by VAIS

  11/5/2019
  Former EHS Headmaster Rob Hershey was recently honored with the 2019 Sally K. Boese Distinguished Service Award by the Virginia Association of Independent Schools (VAIS).
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  Monster Bash: EHS Celebrates Ghoulish Children’s Book by Sam Streed ’13

  10/25/2019
  As a child, Sam Streed ’13 occasionally watched scary movies or TV shows, but he wasn’t a big fan. “I remember that I cried watching Scooby-Doo,” he says. Today, however, Streed has written and illustrated a new children's book about a little boy obsessed with monsters and terrible things.
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  The Quest for a Cure: Cancer Expert John Marshall ’79 on Battling the Disease in His Work and His Family

  10/24/2019
  Dr. John Marshall ’79 P'11, a renowned oncologist, attended his first funeral when he was in eighth grade. It was a service for his mother, who had died after a long battle with Non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma.
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  Professional From Washington Ballet Company Teaches EHS Students the “Foundation of Dance”

  10/23/2019
  Every weekday, 16 EHS boys and girls step into the Ainslie Arts Center dance studio to learn the full spectrum of dance, from tap to jazz to modern. But recently the students in Episcopal’s afternoon dance program got an intensive study in a single dance form, ballet, thanks to a residency by an instructor of the renowned Washington Ballet.
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