The Episcopal Preschool

Welcome to The Episcopal Preschool -- a place known for its nurturing environment and broad, enriching curriculum. We have been serving the Lake Forest community for over 50 years and, today, are one of the most well-regarded early learning programs in the area. We offer a strong curriculum, a safe, nurturing environment and extended day enrichment programs to enhance early learning. Our mission is to develop each child to his or her fullest potential, spiritually, intellectually, and socially, so that each may grow in grace, enjoy freedom through knowledge, and lead a healthy, productive and meaningful life. Our guiding principles: •	Inspire curiosity •	Promote independence •	Honor individuality •	Build community •	Cultivate compassion •	Instill integrity •	Embrace a love for learning •	Encourage personal best The Episcopal Preschool is located at The Church of the Holy Spirit. EPS operates under the direction of Melanie Upfold and is overseen by the Preschool Board of Directors. It is licensed by the state of Illinois and is a member of the National Association of Episcopal Schools. EPS operates as a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit corporation.

Lake County

Rachel Barnes

Chicago Metropolitan Area

Lake Forest-Lake Bluff

Illinois

Welcome to The Episcopal Preschool -- a place known for its nurturing environment and broad, enriching curriculum. We have been serving the Lake...

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Students in Mrs. Jennifer Miles' fourth-grade class at Cherokee Elementary School in Lake Forest learned about teamwork from <a href="http://www.nbcchicago.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">the crew at NBC-5-Chicago</a> through a recent tour of their studios and a discussion with Meteorologist Andy Avalos. In Miles' class, students broke up into groups and were assigned to write a letter to a team they were interested in learning more about. Visitors to the classroom included representatives from Starbucks, Egg Harbor and members of the Green Bay Packers. But one group received a reply from the NBC 5 Storm Team with an invitation to see the studios. The students had an opportunity to ask Avalos questions on the teamwork that is necessary to report the news and weather. "This was a very exciting opportunity for all the students to see a real team in action, as well as an amazing connection between what these same fourth graders learned last year in 3rd grade when they studied weather and using green screens," according to a school news release.

Students in Mrs. Jennifer Miles’ fourth-grade class at Cherokee Elementary School in Lake Forest learned about teamwork from <a href="http://www.nbcchicago.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">the crew at NBC-5-Chicago</a> through a recent tour of their studios and a discussion with Meteorologist Andy Avalos.

In Miles’ class, students broke up into groups and were assigned to write a letter to a team they were interested in learning more about. Visitors to the classroom included representatives from Starbucks, Egg Harbor and members of the Green Bay Packers. But one group received a reply from the NBC 5 Storm Team with an invitation to see the studios. The students had an opportunity to ask Avalos questions on the teamwork that is necessary to report the news and weather.

“This was a very exciting opportunity for all the students to see a real team in action, as well as an amazing connection between what these same fourth graders learned last year in 3rd grade when they studied weather and using green screens,” according to a school news release.

Meteorologist Andy Avalos invites fourth graders to tour studios and learn about teamwork.