This morning, our Henderson campus family joined together at the weekly Chapel service to celebrate the Henderson Campus Dedication Ceremony, an annual ceremony where our lower school students and faculty make their Honor Code Pledge.
During this time-honored tradition, the students and staff reaffirm their commitment to Epiphany's honor code, as well as our core values of respect, responsibility, service, and integrity.
Thank you to the families who joined us at this important ceremony, and to the students, faculty, and staff who committed to JOYfully dedicating to the honor code and core values, especially our Kindergarteners and new students who made the commitment for the first time today. We are so proud of you all!
During this time-honored tradition, the students and staff reaffirm their commitment to Epiphany's honor code, as well as our core values of respect, responsibility, service, and integrity.
Thank you to the families who joined us at this important ceremony, and to the students, faculty, and staff who committed to JOYfully dedicating to the honor code and core values, especially our Kindergarteners and new students who made the commitment for the first time today. We are so proud of you all!
Lower School Families - this is your final reminder to submit information to send an invitation to your child's grandparent or special friend for Grandparents and Special Friends Day, Thursday and Friday, November 6 + 7. Please fill out a Google form (link below) by Sept. 26 to make sure your invitation gets sent!
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Epiphany Families - please remember that Friday, Sept. 12, is an early release day at both our Trent and Henderson Campuses!
Enjoy your long(er) weekend!
Enjoy your long(er) weekend!
Today, we're excited to welcome the Epiphany Teachers back for the 2025-2026 school year! We're all hard at work preparing for a fantastic school year, and we can't wait to welcome back our students and families on August 20!
The New Bern chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution (SARS) sponsors an annual American Revolution-themed poster contest for elementary students in grades 3-5. This year’s subject is an “American Revolutionary War Person”. Third-graders Lyla and Riley were recognized by the local SARS representatives for their entries in the contest. Lyla’s poster was awarded first place both locally and regionally, while Riley’s received second place.
Volleyball camp info below:
Juniors took to the stage last week for their Independent Research & Presentations. For an entire semester, they have chosen a topic, researched, wrote a paper, and then delivered a 10-minute presentation before the student body and families. Well done, class of ‘26!
Hundreds of excited students, proud parents, and delighted community members strolled through Epiphany's pop-up art display at the Harrison Center during the May ArtWalk. Paintings, sculptures, sketches, collages, pottery pieces, and collaborative displays lined the walls and filled the tables of the entire room. Thank you to Christ Church and Bank of the Arts for allowing us the opportunity to showcase our visual artists each May. Thanks go out to our hard-working art teachers, too. We love sharing our work with the community!
Here are some scenes from our spring choral music and concert band performances. Guests were also invited to view artwork by our visual artists as they entered the Performing Arts Center. Congratulations to all who participated!
Our performers and visual artists have been working incredibly hard through performance season! In just the last month, we've had a choral music and concert band program, several art shows at school, three musical theatre performances, and we carried all of our art for grades K-12 downtown to participate in ArtWalk. Thanks to everyone who participated, especially our students and teachers. We couldn't have done it without all of your help. Here are pictures from our spring musical, "Let it Be: A Celebration of the music of The Beatles." More pictures to come!
Please make plans to stop by the Epiphany pop-up art display from 5 to 8 p.m. Friday night during ArtWalk. We'll be set up downtown at the Harrison Center (311 Middle Street). Our display will include art created by Epiphany students from kindergarten through twelfth grade. Admission is free!
This fall, K–5 students participated in the Twin Rivers Reading Council’s Young Authors Writing Contest, themed “Beacons of Light.” We’re proud to announce that two Epiphany students were named state-level winners through the North Carolina Reading Association! Congratulations to the talented students pictured — we’re so proud of your achievement!
Spaces in our Summer Camp are filling up quickly! Find out what we're offering and how to register at this link: https://www.epiphanyglobalschool.org/o/esogs/page/summer-camp
Please join us Thursday night!
It's hard to believe that it's already time to register for Epiphany Summer Camps! Spots are going fast! Click this link to register: https://payit.nelnet.net/form/C123Ph9e
Congratulations to our 3rd-grade through 5th-grade students who competed in the Global School Jump Off 2025. These students were recognized during Chapel for ranking in the top 100 for their age in the number of jumps for 30 seconds. Thank you to Mr. Todd Bradley for inspiring and encouraging our students to reach new heights!
Teachers v. Students: Teachers win by 6! What a fun game to watch.
Congratulations once again to our Women's Swimming State Champs! Coaches and team members were honored with several banners and special champion rings yesterday during Chapel.
Our Black History Month Chapel was postponed due to bad weather back in February. so we were REALLY ready to hear our Middle School Chorus perform and listen to a message given by Rev. Zeb Hough during yesterday's Chapel service. Rev. Hough spoke about how important it is to hear every part of a story, and challenged us to find a new story and share it with others. The chorus sang a beautiful version of "Nothin' Gonna Stumble My Feet." Thanks to all who made this presentation possible.
