Episcopal School of Acadiana

Club Fairs

9/11/2019

For Club Fair in Cade, upper school club leaders displayed their club offerings in the main gym to inform and recruit new members. 2019-2020 clubs include Pep Squad, French and Spanish Clubs, Math Club, Mock Trial, Science Olympiad, Hive Club, Craft Club, Yearbook, Community Service Club, and many more. Middle school club leaders presented their clubs in the chapel. The next day, middle schoolers chose from Band Club, Waffle Club, Wacky Waffle Club, Minecraft Club, Smashball Club, No-Bake Club, Science Theories, and more.

Honor Book Signing

9/10/2019

The Honor Council led chapel in Cade to educate students about the Honor Code and to invite students new to Cade to sign the Honor Book, a symbol of our community's commitment to living with honor. From Honor Council President Leah Gerard, '20: Being honorable or having integrity is not necessarily something that you are born with. It’s more of a conscious decision you make each day to do the right thing. ESA coaches us to be honorable people by demonstrating the importance of trust and honesty. So as you sign the Honor Book today, remember that the trust we so value here relies on reciprocal action. We can have an open campus where teachers aren’t constantly hovering... but that’s only if we also do our part and not violate that trust, if we prove that we value that trust.

A Gift to Explore

9/9/2019

For his Eagle Scout project, junior Hayden Boagni built an archeology box for the Lafayette Campus. Hayden's design includes a cover to protect the site and a bench for resting between digs. Now the Lower School's budding archeologists can search for artifacts in the shade of the oaks!

All-Star Swimmers

9/9/2019

Four ESA swimmers competed in the first annual LHSAA All Star Swim Meet in Lutcher. 2018 LHSAA State Championship Top 16 Swimmers from all divisions were invited to swim. There were over 100 High schools represented from across the state. Elena Alvarado, Regan Manning, Ryan Rhoades, and Michael dela Rosa all swam two events plus relays and all placed in the Top 10 to help the West Team earn the points to defeat the East Team. Congratulations, Falcon swimmers!

Fifth Grade Retreat

9/6/2019

The Class of 2027 spent the day in Cade Friday for the annual fifth grade retreat. The students completed team building activities, such as a relay in which teams replicated a creature that only one member could see. The messages of which parts to use and how to place them were conveyed from one member to another until they reached the builder. The students also met with upper school honor council members to discuss the honor code and choosing to live with honor. The fifth graders enjoyed working together and preparing to lead the lower school in 2019-2020.

Senior Retreat

8/23/2019

The Class of 2020, along with Upper School Head Kat Movassaghi, Dean of Students Dr. Chad Lee, Cade Campus Chaplain Dr. Andrew Armond, College Counselor Scott Chrysler, and the senior faculty team led by Dr. Delecia Carey, spent Thursday and Friday at Camp Istrouma in Greenwell Springs for Senior Retreat. They discussed the college search process, the senior trip, and how to lead the school in 2019-2020!

August Family Service

8/22/2019

Members of the Upper School Community Service Club introduced Lower School students to ESA's August Family Service Project. On Sunday from 2:00 to 3:30pm at the Lafayette Campus Enrichment Center, the ESA community will put together chemo care packages for children undergoing cancer treatment. The upper school student leaders will have activity tables where ESA students and community members will make items to donate, such as pillows, scarves, and coloring books. All ESA families are invited to participate.

The Social Institute

8/21/2019

Laura Tierney of The Social Institute introduced ESA families to #WinAtSocial, an educational program for empowering students to navigate social media in a positive way. Middle and upper school students will participate in the program in advisory throughout the school year, and parents are invited to take advantage of the Institute's resources to support their students and to continue the conversations at home. Thanks to upper school English teacher Meaghan Savoy for being ESA's #WinAtSocial coach this year!

Janssen Leadership Retreat

8/17/2019

The ESA Falcon Club brought members of the Jeff Janssen Leadership Team to ESA to provide training for upper school athletes and coaches in every sport. Last Friday evening, freshmen and sophomores, juniors and seniors, and coaches participated in sessions designed to encourage leadership within ESA's athletic programs.

First Grade Egg Drop

8/16/2019

First graders started the school year with an Egg Drop Challenge. They learned and used the scientific method to complete the challenge, and practiced cooperation and listening skills as they worked in teams. With a goal of keeping theirs eggs safe when dropped from the handrail outside of the Enrichment Center, the groups used bubble wrap, plastic bag parachutes, lunch boxes and other items to protect their cargo. The results were mixed, and the students will evaluate what worked and what didn't in each experiment.

Peer Leaders Help Freshmen Transition

8/14/2019

This year's freshmen met their peer leaders during orientation. These seniors will work in pairs to help ninth grade students transition successfully into upper school. Each pair will meet once a week with a group of 8-10 freshmen, and will be ready to help the younger students throughout the year. Earlier this month, the leaders spent the weekend at the Pecan Island Lodge for the annual Peer Leadership retreat. Thanks to these 16 seniors for taking the lead!

ESA's Class of 2019

6/3/2019

ESA Commencement

May 2019

Seniors who have attended ESA every year since kindergarten or before:

Addison Chrysler (PK4)

Landon Chrysler (PK4)

Reuben Egan (PK4)

Ella Frantzen (K)

Anna LeGoullon (K)

Samantha Withers who is the first student to attend ESA every grade since PreK-3

Legacy graduates

The Class of 2019 has three legacy graduates – graduates who are the children of ESA alumni. These additions to the alumni body will bring the total number of ESA legacy graduates to 20.

Ethan Boagni, son of Kenny Boagni ‘91

Ella Frantzen, daughter of Kohlie Frantzen ‘87

Nathan Mouton, son of Ginger Courvelle Mouton ‘95

Honor Roll and Headmaster’s List

To earn a place on the Year-end Honor Roll, a student must earn a final grade of at least a B in every course attempted.

Forrest Clarke
Matthew Disher
Taylore Louviere

To be named to the Year-end Headmaster’s List, a student must earn at least an A- average (3.67) for the year and earn a final grade of at least a B in every course attempted.

Olivia Andry		Angela Frey
Cassie Beyer		Anna LeGoullon
Lucas Blanchard		Maggie Menard
Cassie Bowers		Nathan Mouton
Tommy Burns		Katie Osborne
Matthew Carey		Jake Sledge
Addison Chrysler		Casey Swize
Landon Chrysler		Madeline Turner
Katie Clement		Hailie Williams
Reuben Egan		Kailie Williams
Hiba Fazal-ur-Rehman		Samantha Withers
Joshua Feist
Ella Frantzen

National Honor Society

These are ESA’s Honor Graduates who maintained a grade point average of at least 3.50 and, in the opinion of the faculty, have exhibited leadership, strength of character, and service to the community.

Lucas Blanchard

Ethan Boagni

Cassie Bowers

Matthew Carey

Katie Clement

Hiba Fazal-ur-Rehman

Joshua Feist

Ella Frantzen

Anna LeGoullon

Taylore Louviere

Katie Osborne

Jake Sledge

Casey Swize

Samantha Withers

Cum Laude Society

This fall, ESA received the honor of being granted a Cum Laude Society chapter. Founded in 1906 to recognize exceptional scholastic achievement in secondary schools, it is modeled after the Phi Beta Kappa Society that recognizes academic excellence at the college level. A student must have above a 4.00 GPA to be considered for induction and membership cannot exceed 20% of a graduating class. ESA’s inaugural Cum Laude members are:

Lucas Blanchard

Joshua Feist

Anna LeGoullon

Jake Sledge

Samantha Withers

National Merit

The National Merit® Scholarship Program is an academic competition for recognition and scholarships that began in 1955. Each September, about 50,000 seniors who earned the highest scores on the PSAT country are notified of their advancement in the program. About 34,000 of these students receive Letters of Commendation in recognition of their outstanding academic promise.

ESA had two National Merit Commended students in the Class of 2019:

Anna LeGoullon Jake Sledge

The additional 16,000 high scorers are named National Merit Semi-finalists. Of this group some 15,000 are named finalists. ESA had a National Merit Finalist in the Class of 2019.

Joshua Feist

Each fall The College Board recognizes about 7,000 senior Hispanic and Latino scholars for their exceptional achievement on the PSAT as juniors through the National Hispanic Recognition Program. ESA had a senior recognized for this achievement this year.

Jake Sledge

Senior Year Academic Awards

Senior Scholar Athlete Award…………………………………………. Matthew Carey & Anna LeGoullon

AP English Literature Award…………………………….……………… Jake Sledge

AP Calculus BC Award……………………………………………….……. Jake Sledge

AP Statistics Award…………………………………………………….….. Lucas Blanchard

Physics Award …………………………………………………….…………. Ethan Boagni

Environmental Science Award………………………………….……. Nathan Mouton

AP Chemistry Award …………………………………………………….. Joshua Feist & Jake Sledge

Civics Award …………………………………………………………………. Maggie Menard

AP U.S. Government & Politics Award ………………………….. Samantha Withers

AP French Language Award ………………………………………….. Joshua Feist

Senior Art Exhibition Award

Katie Osborne

Performing Arts Awards

Madeline Turner and Adam Musemeche

Literature, Social Studies, Performing Arts, Science, and the Math Awards

Jake Sledge

Math and Science Awards

Joshua Feist

Cecile Garboushian World Languages Award

Joshua Feist

Daughter of the American Revolution Good Citizen Award

Samantha Withers

Shriner’s Patriotism Awards

Matthew Huval and Hiba Fazal-ur-Rehman

Sydney Hebert Award

Female (Male Athlete of the Year was awarded to junior Oliver Nickel at Upper School Awards)

Kailie Williams and Samantha Withers

Bishop & Mrs. Henton Award

This award is named in honor of The Right Reverend Willis R. Henton, first Bishop of the Diocese of Western Louisiana, Chaplain Emeritus of Episcopal School of Acadiana, and his wife, Martha - friendly souls who made it their lives’ vocation to love their fellow man. The Bishop and Mrs. Henton Award is presented at graduation to a member of the senior class who exemplifies the fundamental virtues of care, love, and service to the ESA family and the greater community as did the Bishop and Mrs. Henton.

Anna LeGoullon

Tom Olverson Award

The Tom Olverson Award is awarded at commencement to a member of the graduating class by a vote of the faculty. Named for Thomas P. Olverson, the first Assistant Headmaster of ESA, the award is given to a student who has a strong commitment to academics. This specifically does not mean a student who excels in achievement by being on the Honor Roll or Headmaster’s List consistently. Rather, the award recognizes a student who works hard at taking advantage of the opportunity available at ESA and makes an awardable effort. The award recognizes a senior who exemplifies the same passion for learning, love of the institution, and genuine desire to maximize the opportunities offered at ESA as Mr. Olverson did while serving here.

Landon Chrysler

Bishop’s Medal

At commencement each year, Episcopal School of Acadiana recognizes the graduating senior with the highest cumulative GPA with the Bishop’s Medal.

Jake Sledge

Headmaster’s Award

The Headmaster’s Award is given to a student who has made an outstanding contribution to the school; who takes responsibility for the community or some aspect of community life; and who voluntarily, with care and concern, gives consistently, effectively and positively to help build the community. The closest synonym is probably leadership. The award also includes the criterion of strong academic leadership.

This year marks the 5th time in the past 37 years that we will honor two outstanding students as Headmaster’s Award winners.

Jake Sledge and Samantha Withers

Trustees’ Award

The ESA Trustee award is not given every year. When given, it is to honor a person or a group of people who have gone above and beyond in their service to ESA. This year, as we begin the celebration of ESA’s 40th birthday, the current Board of Trustees chose to honor the Founders of ESA, that group of visionaries who were instrumental in starting this school and charting the path forward to today.

Headmaster Remarks

We’ve heard a couple of intertwined themes here today from the founding of this school to stories honoring you amazing “almost graduates.” I want to take a brief couple of minutes to highlight some of those themes and wrap them up with some work that we, as a faculty, did earlier this year. And I’ll use Jake’s favorite book as my vehicle. The question that was asked 40 something years ago went something like this. What if we built a nationally recognized college preparatory school in Cade, Louisiana, a state that ranks near the bottom in practically every measure of educational excellence? What if we were committed to making that education available to students based on their talent and not their family’s income level? What if we put our money into people instead of beautiful buildings? What could we achieve? On some really important levels, those questions were absurd. They bordered on impossible. But, the world is changed not by people following a well-worn pathway. The world is changed by people following a compelling vision. And that vision of the very best education for our children right here in Acadiana is so powerful that it suddenly and seemingly effortlessly appeared (although, we who work here, know a good bit about the effort required). We were able to attract a phenomenally talented faculty who brought their passion for teaching to eager and curious students. When you do that, magic happens. As I’m fond of saying, when you put students into a culture of achievement and high ideals, the most natural thing is for them become high achieving, ethical giants. Seniors, you join over 1400 ESA graduates who are creating ripples in this world, some giant, some smaller, but all ripples that will affect the lives of others. It’s kind of a big responsibility, and we are really excited and proud to send you out there to join our alumni. As I mentioned earlier, we worked this year to refine our portrait of an ESA graduate. I offer you some of the words that we, your faculty, believe about you and all of our ESA grads.

ESA graduates students who:

Believe they can learn anything, and have the sense of wonder and resourcefulness to make it happen.

ESA graduates students who:

Believe they can change the world, and work hard to turn knowledge into action in their communities and beyond.

ESA graduates students who:

Believe in individuality, as well as in the power of communities built on respect, empathy and trust.

ESA graduates students who:

Believe in creativity and in taking risks, and have the resilience to learn from their mistakes.

I hope you see yourself reflected in those statements. It is what we believe about you. It is what we hope for you. I will end today with a quote from Randall Munroe, from the book, What If? I think it sums up a lot of what we hope for and believe about you as well. He writes this after talking about a version of the Icarus story. He was answering a question about flying a small plane on other planets in our solar system. You may remember the story of Icarus, the son of the famous craftsman, Daedalus, in Greek mythology. They were imprisoned and escaped by flying out using wings that were glued together with wax. Icarus flew too high, against the warning of his father, the wax melted, and he plunged to his death. Randall Munroe writes: “I’ve never seen the Icarus story as a lesson about the limitations of humans. I see it as a lesson about the limitations of wax as an adhesive.” That’s great—that sounds like Tony Stark to me. So, “almost graduates,” your world has no limitations if you use the right glue. Find your compelling vision. Build your wings. And please fix this crazy world we live in! Congratulations.

Middle School Closing 2019

5/29/2019

Middle School Closing

May 28, 2019

6th Grade Academic Awards

RWW	Maisy Prellop
LA Studies	Perry Joseph
Math	Sian Allen
Math - Honors	Walker Prejean
Math 7 Honors	Arun Cacodcar (6th grader)
Science	Roman Moroux
French	Walker Prejean
French 7	Perry Joseph (6th grader)
Spanish	Riley Grace Bearb
Art	Mary Charlotte Boagni
Music	Aiden Gewin

7th Grade Academic Awards

English	Anna Breaux
Geography	Owen Broussard
Math 7	Julienne Huval
Science	Millie Gris
French 7	Millie Gros
Spanish 7	Curtis Hidalgo
Music	Owen Broussard
Drama	Aubrey Ladmirault, Allison Aucoin

8th Grade Academic Awards

English	Lily Ouillet, Sadie Nassar
History	Madeleine Martin
Algebra I	Anna Gachassin
Algebra I Honors	Luke Huffman
Science	Lillian LaFleur
French 8	Lily Ouellet
French II	Olvia Faul, Luke Huffman
Spanish I	Madeleine Martin
Religion	Max Ross
Music I	Josh Mendoza
Theatre I	Camille Morvant

Middle School Athletes of the Year

Anna Breaux

Ian Allam

Citizenship Awards

6th grade
Maisy Prellop

7th grade
Owen Broussard

8th grade
Greer Hernandez

Martha Anna Cooper Citizenship Award
Josh Mendoza

Valerie Marsalis Cox Award
Morgan Williams

Lower School Closing 2019

5/28/2019

Lower School Closing

May 28,2019

Continental Math League

Our fourth grade students participated in a series of five competitions during the school year. Students who earned the five highest scores for our school:

Thomas Armond

Thomas Breaux

Aaron Bush

Austin Drew

The fifth student, who received a medal for earning the highest score at our school:

Cain Meche

Math Olympiad Awards

Our 5th grade students have taken part in this competition - composed of 5 monthly challenges - for many years. This year they competed with students in all 50 states and 30 other countries around the world.

Scoring in the top 50% of all of this year’s scores:

Frances May

Scoring in the top 40% of all scores:

Olivia Wu

Scoring in the top 30%:

Will Schumacher

Scoring in the top 25%:

Zach Cestia

These students all scored in the top 20%:

Colby Huffman

Turner Gachassin

Spencer Croft

Reagan Barrios

Ella Arceneaux

Ben Morvant

These students’ scores were in the top 10%:

Camille Loughlin

Jiya Lodha

Roan Menard

Also in the top 10%, and with a score of 21/25 - the highest score in our school:

Jonathan Sugeng

Writing Awards

The Writes of Spring is an annual contest for students in Lafayette Parish and five other neighboring parishes. It is sponsored by the Acadiana Writing Project, the Lafayette Parish Public Library and the Creative Writing department of ULL. Two of our students placed in the Kindergarten - 2nd grade division of this regional contest.

2nd place in Poetry went to Pierce Perret
1st place in Non-Fiction went to Addie Green

Louisiana Writes is a state-wide contest that takes in nearly 1,000 entries each year.

3rd place in 3rd-4th grade fiction: Turner Gachassin

2nd Place in K - 2nd grade fiction: Sharon Lazarus

2nd Place in 3rd-4th grade poetry: Jackson Blem

2nd Place in the Junior French Poetry Division: Jillian Kennedy

1^st Place in K - 2nd fiction: Camille Cromwell

1st Place in K - 2nd grade nonfiction: Annalise Fitzgerald

Le Grand Concours

ESA 3^rd- 5^th graders compete each year in Le Grand Concours, a national competition sponsored by the American Association of Teachers of French. This year just over 3,000 students competed in the elementary division. 77% of ESA Lower School French students scored in the top 50% nationally.

Eight students have earned bronze medals for scoring within the 75^th- 80^th percentiles nationally:

Oz Arceneaux

Lauren Conroy

Molly Granberry

Avery Hanby

Thomas Breaux

Jesse LeJeune

Caroline Huval

Elise Monica

13 of our students scored within the 85th-90th percentiles, and earned silver medals:

Robert Morrow

Stella Pfister

Erin Vige

Austin Drew

Scout Helveston

Cain Meche

Thomas Armond

Juliette Badeaux

Grace Schwarz

Rhys Dillane

Ava Proctor

Colby Huffman

Jiya Lodha

Seven students earned gold medals for scores in the top 5% nationally:

Gabriel de la Torre

Amelie Gomez

Stella Furby

Matthew Mejias

Genevieve Morrow

Reagan Barrios

Roan Menard

4^th Grade Honor Roll

Jackson Blem

Aaron Bush

Nathan Hidalgo

Paige Lawrence

Ethan McCoy

Lyla O’Niell

4^th Grade Headmaster’s List
Thomas Armond

Juliette Badeaux

Gabriel de la Torre

Austin Drew

Amelie Gomez

Scout Helveston

Cain Meche

Elise Monica

Genevieve Morrow

Avery Pitre

Avery Ryan

Grace Schwarz

Cecilia Sugeng

Ella Uebinger

Juliet Williams

5^th Grade Honor Roll

Turner Gachassin

Anna-Kate Moss

Lila Pugliese

5^th Grade Headmaster’s List

Ella Arceneaux

Reagan Barrios

Zach Cestia

Spencer Croft

Bird Fuller

Colby Huffman

Gracie Klemp

Jiya Lodha

Camille Loughlin

Frances May

Roan Menard

Austen Montet

Isa Pecoraro

Emma Phillips

Jonathan Sugeng

The St. Barnabas Award is presented to the student who maximizes his or her experience at the Lower School and takes full advantage of all that ESA has to offer. This year’s recipient of the St. Barnabas Award is Emmy Romero.

The Headmaster’s Award is presented each year to the student who most exemplifies academic excellence, honor, and leadership. This year, the Headmaster’s Award was presented to Bird Fuller.

The Class of 2026:

Ella Arceneaux

André Badeaux

Reagan Barrios

Zach Cestia

Jack Cowan

Spencer Croft

Evelyn Dobbs

John Henry Fitzgerald

Bird Fuller

Turner Gachassin

Cooper Gates

Reece Hoyt

Colby Huffman

Jillian Kennedy

Grace Klemp

Jiya Lodha

Camille Loughlin

Frances May

Macy McKnight

Roan Menard

Austen Montet

Ben Morvant

Anna-Kate Moss

Isa Pecoraro

Drake Perry

Emma Phillips

Olivia Plaisance

Ava Proctor

Lila Pugliese

Emmy Romero

Will Schumacher

Gentry Spoon

Jonathan Sugeng

Violet Vale

Parker Vice

Olivia Wu

Idea Lab Logo Challenge

5/24/2019

Earlier this quarter, art teacher Claire Caffery (right) and Idea Lab coordinator Ashleigh D'Aunoy (left) challenged fifth graders to design a logo for the Idea Lab in the Enrichment Center. The project started with a visit by Susie Gottardi (second from left), a professional graphic designer who is the manager of marketing and design at the Hilliard Museum. She spoke with the fifth graders about the processes involved in logo design. Ms. Claire introduced the students to concepts in graphic design and to the idea of working for a client. They met with their client, Ms. Ashleigh, and asked her questions about her design preferences and her needs for the logo. Finally, the students, working in groups, created several drafts of their designs, and met with their teacher and their client to discuss each iteration. A panel of judges that included Ms. Claire and Ms. Ashleigh, Ms. Gottardi, Dr. Baker, Ms. O, ESA communications director Angie Broussard, and professional graphic designer Kate Ferry (second from right), chose four of the designs, which Ms. Ferry will convert to digital images. One will be used as the logo for the sign on the wall outside of the Idea Lab. The others will be used for various purposes in and around the lab. Thanks to our expert consultants and to our creative designers!

Middle School Athletic Awards

5/23/2019

ESA Middle School celebrated athletic seasons with an Athletic Awards chapel on Wednesday. MS Athletic Director Stephen Devine recognized fifth grade athletes on Thursday at the Lafayette Campus. Congratulations to the players who earned awards, and thanks to all of our athletes for representing ESA so well!

View a list of awards here.

Baseball All-District Honors

5/22/2019

ESA Baseball has four players on the All-District roster. Henry Shuffler, '20, was named to the first team as a pitcher, and Matthew Carey, '19, made the first team as a utility player. Ben Bordes, '20, and Clay Hebert, '22, were named to the second team. Congratulations, Falcons!

Upper School Awards

5/17/2019

In this week's upper school awards celebration, teachers recognized hard work and achievement in freshman, sophomore, and junior courses. The ESA faculty also honored outstanding members of the junior class with book awards: Harvard Book Award and Rensselaer Medal - Hannah Kitakule , Yale Book Award - Michael dela Rosa, Sewanee Book Award - Emily Minvielle, Smith College Book Award - Kate Kaufman, Tulane Book Award - Keegan Riley, Hendrix College Book Award - Isabelle Berthelot, and George Washington Book Award - Leah Gerard. Coach Jason Fatheree also presented the Sidney Hebert Athlete of the Year Award to Oliver Nickel. The female Athlete of the Year will be honored at graduation. Congratulations to all! View a list of awards here.

Sports Awards

5/16/2019

At Thursday night's Daily Advertiser Sports Awards, Samantha Withers was named the female track athlete of the year, and Parrish Anderson was named the boys soccer athlete of the year. Congratulations to Sam, Parrish, and ESA's other nominees (Sam, Aline Malek, Christian Herpin, Jackson Spoon and Oliver Nickel for Cross Country; Haley Waddell and Keegan Riley for tennis; Taylore Louviere for volleyball; Oliver Nickel for golf; Elena Alvarado, Regan Manning, Isabella Sabbaghian, Michael dela Rosa, and Ryan Rhoades for swimming; and Cassie Bowers, Ella Frantzen, Nate Mouton, and Will Cowan for soccer!

The Bones Girls

5/16/2019

A group of fourth graders know as the Bones Girls presented the tale of Bob the bobcat in chapel this week. The girls discovered a set of bones near the river behind the Outback during recess in December. The find included an almost complete skelton, and they spent several weeks analyzing and researching animal bones to determine what type of skeleton they had found. After learning as much as they could on their own and with teacher Coty Eastin's help, they called in an expert, Dr. Baker. Using features of the skeleton, such as eye socket location and dental formula, he helped them to identify the animal as a bobcat.

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News and Happenings

List of 20 news stories.

Club Fairs

Honor Book Signing

A Gift to Explore

All-Star Swimmers

Fifth Grade Retreat

Senior Retreat

August Family Service

The Social Institute

Janssen Leadership Retreat

First Grade Egg Drop

Peer Leaders Help Freshmen Transition

ESA's Class of 2019

Middle School Closing 2019

Lower School Closing 2019

Idea Lab Logo Challenge

Middle School Athletic Awards

Baseball All-District Honors

Upper School Awards

Sports Awards

The Bones Girls

ESA on facebook

ESA on Twitter

Episcopal School of Acadiana

Lafayette Campus

Cade Campus