Weekday Ministry to Families

Our first graders turned their animal research into colorful posters and flip books! As they shared what they learned, students had fun exploring the amazing features and habitats of different animals. These creative projects gave our young learners a chance to engage with their research, encourage one another, and enrich our school community with their […]

Wonderful things are happening in Mrs. Bohland’s classroom! Epiphany’s eighth graders are partnering with her first graders to edit their personal narratives, reading side by side, offering encouragement, and celebrating each young writer’s ideas. We are grateful for the care and leadership our eighth graders show as they help their younger classmates share their voices […]

If you walked down the hallway today, you may have spotted Mrs. Pinto, paintbrush in hand, channeling her inner Picasso! She was busy adding sweeping waves of blue to the bulletin board that will celebrate our Honor Roll students, who were recognized in last week’s chapel. Our students across every grade level have worked incredibly […]

Epiphany has been part of this community for over fifteen years, and this fall our principal, Matt Schleicher, is making a point of introducing himself to some of the people who know our neighborhood best. He is reaching out to local real estate agents. When a family moves to northwest Houston, one of the first […]

Here is your next clue for this year’s theater production: our show does not take place in New York City. Which title on our list is set in NYC? Reveal Answer Newsies. That means Newsies is not this year’s show! Keep watching for more clues as we look forward to sharing this exciting production with our Epiphany […]

To wrap up their Force and Motion unit, Epiphany’s fifth graders designed and built Rube Goldberg machines with one simple goal: get a marble into a cup. Each machine used five or more energy transfers and a variety of recyclable materials. Along the way, students put science concepts into action while developing a plan, testing […]

Seventh and eighth graders put practical life skills into action in World Skills class as they learned how to change a tire. This hands-on lesson helped students build confidence and gain knowledge they can use to care for themselves and serve others.

Texas History Market Day gives students a hands-on opportunity to become entrepreneurs while exploring the regions and history of Texas. Students create their own businesses, then sell goods or services to classmates and members of the school community. Along the way, they practice math, learn about Texas history, and discover the joy of bringing an […]

Epiphany’s younger classes had a full and festive week, exploring our Lutheran heritage and celebrating the season with plenty of hands-on fun. Students explored the Reformation through four learning stations. They made and painted Luther seals, prepared a Reformation-themed snack, and created books about Martin Luther and the Reformation. These activities gave our youngest learners […]

Epiphany’s eighth graders lit up the science lab with an experiment testing how water temperature affects the brightness of glow sticks. Students placed glow sticks in water at different temperatures and compared the results. The glow sticks in hot water shone the brightest, while those placed in ice-cold water appeared much dimmer. This hands-on experiment […]