Nancy Hogshead-Makar, a four-time Olympic swimming medalist and Episcopal graduate, would grace any top 10 list among athletes from northeast Florida. But her mission since the 1984 Games has been fighting for equal rights for girls and women in sports.

More than 1500 runners participated in the Ortega River Run to raise money for students at the Episcopal School of Jacksonville on Saturday morning.

More than 1,600 runners gave back to other students Saturday morning when they laced up for the 46th Annual Ortega River Run.

The Jaguars reported to training camp on Sunday with big goals in front of them, the biggest one to turn the fortunes of the franchise around. Easier said than done.

The Jacksonville Armada's dream soccer season continued on Sunday night.

Claire Huang, a junior at the Episcopal School of Jacksonville, built her own eco-friendly solar cell, which is used in solar panels

Administrators at the Episcopal School of Jacksonville are receiving some backlash from a group of students and alumni after a planned dance performance, featuring a same-sex couple, was removed from an upcoming recital.

A motion to dismiss a legal battle over the Episcopal School of Jacksonville’s mask policy has been signed by Judge Robert Foster, court documents reveal.

The Episcopal School of Jacksonville is in a legal battle as several parents are suing over the right for their children to go without masks in the classroom.

C.J. Tremble is a senior at Episcopal School of Jacksonville and a defensive back for the Eagles. He has committed to play football at the University of Pennsylvania for the 2021 season.

News4Jax obtained a copy of a letter that was sent to parents of middle school students at Episcopal about an undisclosed number of students who tested positive for COVID-19. As a result, Episcopal students who came in contact with the COVID-19 positive students for more than 15 minutes on Thursday or Friday have been directed to quarantine for 14 days. The number of students required to quarantine will increase if any other students test positive, the letter reads. Students who may have been in close contact with the COVID-19 positive students have been notified and directed to quarantine, that letter said. The post went on to say that several kids from both schools tested positive for COVID-19 and theyre all in quarantine.

Will Pittman is on the lacrosse and basketball teams at the Episcopal School of Jacksonville. He co-founded the schools Investment Club and competes with the Episcopal Trivia Titans team. Will is also active in his youth group at church, going on mission trips to Puerto Rico and other U.S. cities. He currently has a 4.2 GPA.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Eight of the area’s best boys basketball teams were on display -- on TV, radio and web -- during the second annual Fortegra High School 9:12 Basketball Invitational at Episcopal School of Jacksonville. WATCH NOW: Championship game live on CW17 and News4Jax.com. WJXT Channel 4, CW17, News4Jax.com and 1010 XL continue to highlight high school sports on air and radio. Channel 4, CW17 and 1010 XL broadcast the Mandarin-Atlantic Coast football game in 2018, the Fortegra basketball event last December and the High School 9:12 Classic baseball event last February. Fortegra High School 9:12 Basketball Invitational scheduleAll games at EpiscopalThursdayRECAP: West Nassau, Providence, Paxon, Episcopal win on day 1FridayPonte Vedra 50, Fletcher 48First Coast 62, Mandarin 57Semifinal No.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Three prominent private schools in Jacksonville will randomly test their students for drug and alcohol use beginning in September 2020. News4Jax obtained an email sent to parents, announcing that the trustees for both The Bolles School and Episcopal School of Jacksonville voted unanimously to launch the random drug and alcohol testing program next year for their high school students. A separate notice, which mirrors those sent to Bolles and Episcopal parents, was sent to Bishop Kenny parents Wednesday afternoon. "The primary purpose of this is to help somebody that has a need," The Bolles School's President and Head of School Tyler Hodges told News4Jax. According to the emails to Bolles, Episcopal and Kenny parents, the schools already had policies for drug testing based on suspicion, but the new program will expand to randomly test all students in ninth to 12th grades.