Riverside Presbyterian Day School sixth grade students visited the nation’s capital for the annual RPDS sixth grade trip to Washington, D.C. in February.
This yearly excursion serves as a “capstone experience” for the students and during this year’s trip, students had the opportunity to meet Florida Congressman John Rutherford at the Capitol Building and be part of the iconic changing of the guard ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery by laying a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
As part of its 49th annual Student Music Awards, “Downbeat Magazine” has recognized the DA Jazz Combo from Douglas Anderson School of the Arts as its “2026 Small Jazz Combo […]
Assumption Catholic School students dazzled friends, family and faculty at Assumption’s Fine Art Night on Friday, April 23. Food trucks provided small bites for guests as they perused the annual […]
Episcopal School of Jacksonville sophomore Stella Krueger brought home a state title in the FHSAA Class 2A Track and Field State Championships. The Episcopal girls’ team finished in the top […]
Bishop Kenny High School Junior Kathleen Crawley has been named the FHSAA 4A Florida Dairy Farmers Girls Basketball Player of the Year. Crawley has played for Bishop Kenny’s varsity basketball […]
