Listen as student actors Sydney Jackson and Luke Wilkins discuss ECS Performing Arts' presentation of Grease, which opens February 24. Purchase your tickets at https://gofan.co/app/school/TN8750.

Dawn Shute and McKenna Duncan share their approach to teaching Spanish to ECS students, and how this method will help students learn the language beyond the classroom. They also discuss the importance of foreign languages being a part of a student's experience at ECS.

ECS Director of Curriculum Alignment and Worldview John Grant walks us through the complexities of technology and social media's impact on our students' identities. He shares insights on how much ECS students are interacting with technology and ways we can shepherd them through its potential harms.

ECS Middle School Bible teacher Tommy Evans challenges students to get outside their comfort zones by having them practice sharing the gospel of Christ with peers. On Equip he shares how he models this approach on Paul's evangelism in the Book of Acts. Mr. Evans also walks us through his faith journey and his excitement in joining the ECS faculty this year.

ECS Seniors Mia Floriani and Cadee Tate discuss all the excitement that occurs onstage and backstage with the Fine Arts Department's latest production, "Frozen". They also share how special is it to do a show that incorporates performers from lower, middle, and upper schools.

The Case for Christian Education: in this episode we continue our conversation with New York Times best selling author, Christian evangelist, and apologist Lee Strobel where he emphasizes the importance of preparing young believers for the potential of being persecuted for their faith in Christ.

New York Times best selling author, evangelist, apologist Lee Strobel joins Equip for the next two episodes as a part of ECS' Partnering with Parents Speaker Series. In part 1 of our conversation Strobel lays out his case for Christian Education.

Amory Sanders joins EQUIP to tell us about the special opportunity he has been given to lead the ECS boys basketball program. He also shares about his passion for using sports as a tool to mentor and disciple young athletes. Go Eagles!

ECS director of curriculum alignment and worldview John Grant discusses how students are strengthening their understanding of a Biblical Worldview while being confronted with alternative viewpoints in the world.

ECS Director of Curriculum Alignment and Worldview John Grant joins Equip to discuss his new role, and layout strategies in guiding students to strive for excellence in education and discipleship.