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A Private Christian Elementary School.
Offering Pre-K 3 through Sixth Grade.
Educating mind, body and spirit since 1950.

904-733-0352

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7423 San Jose Blvd, Jacksonville, FL 32217

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Bear Proud! | Congratulations to Katherine D'Arien

Bear Proud! | Congratulations to Katherine D'Arienzo '19 (pictured center) and her two teammates for being named the North Florida Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s Student Visionaries of the Year. For seven weeks, Katherine's group, Team Talon/ESJ, competed against other local high schools to raise money to end blood cancers. Collectively, the schools raised $230,000, and Team Talon raised more than half of that figure, with a winning total of $123,813. We are so proud of Katherine, and all the students who participated in the challenge, both in the area and nationwide. Katherine is the daughter of proud parents Justin and Erica D'Arienzo, and sister to alumni Aiden, Julia, and Liam. #BearProud

Did you know? If grasshoppers were people-sized, t

Did you know? If grasshoppers were people-sized, they could leap the length of a basketball court! First grade entomologists presented insect reports to family members today. After researching anatomy, life cycle, habitat, and more, each student prepared eye-catching Google slides and models to demonstrate their findings. To celebrate their success, presenters created custom-made, creepy-crawly snacks! (Additional photos posted on Facebook.)

Kindergarteners just returned from a two-week, act

Kindergarteners just returned from a two-week, action-packed excursion to Italy. Highlights from their busy itinerary include a grape stomping party, a pizza making class, and the devouring of an authentic feast. Thank you to all our parent volunteers for assisting! We can't wait for a return trip next year!

Sixth graders experienced the tranquility and spir

Sixth graders experienced the tranquility and spirit of Kanuga and its Mountain Trail Outdoor School, located in the Blue Ridge Mountains of western North Carolina. The annual capstone trip for our soon-to-be graduates strengthened the already extraordinary connections amongst classmates, teachers, nature, and the Creator. Kanuga's experiential science curriculum provided our students with day/night hikes, bog exploration (feet in!), and visits with native animals. The trip to Kanuga is a treasured, long-standing tradition at SJEDS; visiting alumni often fondly reflect upon this pinnacle experience.

SJEDS Bears have been on the go! Third grade trekk

SJEDS Bears have been on the go! Third grade trekked north for a tour of the Georgia Sea Turtle Center in Jekyll Island. Students absorbed a wealth of knowledge from field experts while experiencing turtle rehabilitation and ecosystem preservation in action. Many thanks to our parent chaperones for assisting with the trip! Photo credits: Kristie Bliss

Thirty-four students in 3rd through 6th grades san

Thirty-four students in 3rd through 6th grades sang "God Bless America" with honor and glory at the opening of yesterday's Jacksonville Icemen hockey game. Music instructor Kathy Dozier reflected, "I'm extremely proud of our performers. They represented SJEDS very well. It was a blessing to share this song with so many at such a large-scale venue."

Special thanks to all the families that joined us for the afternoon, and in turn, supported SJEDS. Thanks too, to the Icemen franchise for this incredible opportunity and for providing a portion of our ticket sales back to our school. (Additional photos posted on Facebook.)

Alumni Spotlight | Julia Reese '13 earned her bach

Alumni Spotlight | Julia Reese '13 earned her bachelor's degree from Florida State University and is currently enrolled in their MBA program. In addition to working full-time in the marketing department at The Stellar Group, Julia models clothing and accessories, representing several well-known companies including Ulta, Amazon, and Ron Jon Surf Shop. Congratulations! #BearProud

Preschoolers experienced an intergalactic adventur

Preschoolers experienced an intergalactic adventure with a visit from educators at the Museum of Science & History. Following a two-week Solar Frontier unit led by Mrs. Erica Mortimer, students were fully attuned and focused on the out-of-this-world presentation by MOSH's Eddie Whisler (Director of the Bryan-Gooding Planetarium) and Xiomara Cortes (Early Learning Coordinator). Bell jar experiments and solar slime were favorites! @moshjax

First graders explored the beauty of Tree Hill Nat

First graders explored the beauty of Tree Hill Nature Center while learning about environmental stewardship and wildlife science. A favorite was meeting and greeting the goats, turtles and butterflies. The natural history museum was also intriguing. Thank you to our parent chaperones for joining us! We love Tree Hill!

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