On Friday, September 25, 2026, Epiphany welcomed 215 grandparents to campus for a joyful morning of connection, memories, and celebration. Their presence was a beautiful reminder of the deep roots that span generations in our Epiphany community. The day began with a continental breakfast hosted by our eighth-grade students. Grandparents then gathered in the Worship […]

Both first grade classes are wrapping up their unit on matter, sound, and light with two days of hands-on science stations. Students put their learning into practice as they measured with different tools, used their five senses, listened for pitch, explored shadows, and discovered more along the way. These engaging activities gave our young scientists […]

With Grandparents Day just around the corner, Epiphany’s 8th graders rolled up their sleeves today to help get the school ready for tomorrow’s celebration. Students decorated the hallways, adding a festive touch to welcome grandparents onto campus, and pitched in to organize craft supplies for the day’s activities. It was a great example of our […]

Kindergarten students dove into a great read this week with Ryan T. Higgins’ book, We Don’t Lose Our Pet Goldfish. The story sparked a meaningful class discussion about responsibility — what it means to take care of something (or someone!) and why it matters. After talking through the lessons from the book, students got creative and […]

Epiphany’s K-8 students and faculty gathered at the school flagpoles during chapel on Wednesday, September 23, 2026, for the national See You at the Pole day. Since the early 1990s, school communities across the nation have set aside a day each September to meet at their flagpoles for prayer. At Epiphany, Mr. Schleicher led chapel […]