St. Luke's Episcopal School

Congratulations to St. Luke's graduate Evelyn Cummings for an outstanding performance at the National Speech & Debate Tournament in Richmond, Virginia! Evelyn placed among the Top 60 competitors in the nation in Humorous Interpretation, an incredible achievement on the national stage.

This fall, Evelyn will continue her speech and debate journey as a member of the Speech and Debate Team at the University of Alabama. We are proud of all she has accomplished and can't wait to see what she achieves next. The University of Alabama

Our future healthcare professionals got hands-on experience in the Biomedical Sciences Innovations Classes! Students learned essential suturing techniques and explored the tools and supplies used in emergency medicine by Justin Edmondson, PA, of Spring Hill Hospital's Emergency Department.

Thank you, Mr. Edmondson, for sharing your expertise and dedicating your time to educating and inspiring our students. +M
St. Luke's Biomedical Sciences Program

Congratulations to Olivia Potts for winning the exciting “Ms. Sandy for the Day” experience during the St. Luke’s Casino Night Silent Auction! Olivia did a wonderful job stepping into this special role!

A special thank you to the Potts family for their generous support of St. Luke’s through Casino Night. We are so grateful for the incredible support of our Wildcat families!

Summer is here, and so is St. Luke's Summer Camp! Our campers are already making a big splash as they dive into a summer filled with adventures! We’re looking forward to an unforgettable summer, making the best memories!

The Biomedical Sciences Program proudly hosted its 14th Annual Biomedical Capstone Presentations, a signature event that represents the culmination of four years of rigorous coursework, research, and clinical study.

Each senior presented an in-depth exploration of a medical or healthcare-related topic of their choice, showcasing not only their knowledge and expertise but also their passion for the field. From innovative research to emerging medical challenges and advancements, the presentations reflected the students' ability to connect academic learning with real-world applications.

This capstone experience is a testament to the dedication, perseverance, and intellectual curiosity our students have demonstrated throughout their journey in the Biomedical Sciences Program. We are incredibly proud of the countless hours they invested in researching, preparing, and refining their work.

Congratulations to our Biomedical Sciences seniors on this remarkable achievement and on taking another step toward becoming the next generation of healthcare leaders!

Student presentations: Chloe Lambert (Nutritional Interventions for Childhood Obesity ), Ella Bentley (Local Anesthetic Systemic Toxicity), Maddie Banks (The Atopic March), Presley Jackson (Pericoronitis Abscess), Mac Boone (Detecting Concussions with Diffusion Tensor Imaging), Caroline Jeane (Family-Centered Pediatric Nursing), Mohammad Abuhmoud (Regenerative Medicine and Orthobiologics), Caroline Hooper (Augmentative and Alternative Communication), Ashton Roberts (Influenza in the Emergency Department), Baker Garside (Intraventricular Hemorrhage in Premature Infants), Landon Villegas (Nephrolithiasis), Ahja Wilder (Play Therapy in Behavioral Health), Alina Schwarz (Intersection of Psychosis and Violence), Jonah Dominescy (Power of Propofol), Colbie Acosta (Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation), Lauren Hill (Echolalia), Bennett Wallace (Robotic Assisted Surgery), Kiley Hawarah (Nutritional Biochemistry), Cain Matthews (Contrast Agents and Radioactive Solutions), Catelynn Gill (Pediatric Immune Defense and Disease Prevention), Blakeleigh Ware (Tissue Plasminogen Activator), D’Anthony Washam (Postmortem Examination), Lily Liller (Shoulder Dystocia), Ally Lowell (Silver Diamine Fluoride), Rishi Gupta (Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement). St. Luke's Biomedical Sciences Program

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Things were erupting with excitement at our Japonica Campus during the annual 4th Grade Volcano Day!
After learning about volcanic activity in the classroom, students put their knowledge into action as their volcanoes bubbled, fizzed, and erupted before a crowd of enthusiastic spectators.
This hands-on project was the perfect way to reinforce science concepts while creating an “explosive” learning experience. We “lava” watching our students learn through discovery, creativity, and fun! +M

Congratulations to our St. Luke’s students who were recognized for their outstanding performance on the National Latin Exam!

Gold – Summa Cum Laude: Hannah Kooienga, Lauren Leege, Amelia Miller

Silver – Maxima Cum Laude: Emma Frazier, Emilie Beach, Sofia Tsatsanis, Olivia Galle

Magna Cum Laude: Henry Hargett

Cum Laude: Jamari Amey, Charlie Freeburg, Eddie Born, Coaker Smith, Josie Moses

We are proud of these students for their hard work and achievement in the study of Latin. Bene factum!

St. Luke’s Episcopal School is excited to announce the appointment of Meredith Evans as our new Lower School Director!

A native of Mobile and a dedicated educator with extensive experience in teaching and educational leadership, Mrs. Evans brings a passion for student success, academic excellence, and building strong school communities. Throughout her career, she has served as a Preschool Director, classroom teacher, School Media Specialist, and Assistant Principal.

Mrs. Evans looks forward to partnering with students, families, and faculty as she continues to foster a culture of excellence.

Please join us in congratulating and welcoming Mrs. Evans as she begins this exciting new chapter at St. Luke’s!

In celebration of America’s 250th birthday, St. Luke’s 5th Grade Wax Museum brought history to life in the most unforgettable way! Our annual tradition was truly fantastic—it felt as though some of history’s most influential figures stepped right onto campus to share their stories and accomplishments.

Students carefully researched their chosen historical figures, transformed into them through costume and character, and stood perfectly still until a visitor “pressed the button.” With that cue, each figure came to life, delivering a speech before returning to the frozen pose!

This special tribute not only honored our nation’s history but also showcased the curiosity, confidence, and hard work of our students. A remarkable experience and a meaningful way to celebrate 250 years of America!

Japonica Has Talent!

What an incredible way to wrap up the school year! Our Japonica Campus End-of-the-Year Talent Show showcased the amazing talents, creativity, and confidence of our students. From singing and dancing to musical performances and more, the audience was treated to an unforgettable show. Thank you to all of our talented performers and faculty who helped make this event a success!