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Welcome to the Episcopal School of Dallas Blogsite! ESD is teeming with various student leadership opportunities. Whether it be serving on our School Council, editing our literary magazine, managing a sports team, or creating a club of your own, ESD gives you the opportunity to pursue whatever interests you.

As a student leader at ESD, I oversee volunteer activities, school dances, pep rallies and other student run events. With classes, homework, and college applications piling up, I sometimes feel stressed, but in the end it is always worth it when we raise money for a worthwhile cause or discover another shining star among the student body in our talent show.

ESD is a great place to be—a community to help you discover your own talents and abilities inside the classroom and out. We hope our blogsite will help you get to know us better through a wide variety of viewpoints and visions gained from the experiences of our own students. I invite you to visit our campus soon!

Emmanuel
Student Body President

Wednesday, June 9, 2010

Three Sport Athlete


Playing three sports can be difficult to manage, but volunteering at ESD sports camp for lower school students during the summer reminds me why I took on the challenge. I look at the fifth through seventh grade softball players, and it’s hard to imagine that once I, too wanted to wear a helmet in the field so that I didn’t get hit by the ball. Looking more like bobbleheads than ballplayers, they come out during the summer because they enjoy playing the game. During the school year, my time management skills are polished as I head straight from practice to homework. Somehow I am always able to complete all of my responsibilities, and everyday I improve in all aspects of my education (on Tuesdays I even end up with some time to catch Glee). As I help coach the excited middle schoolers I used to be, I am thankful that ESD allows me to still be involved in so many different activities. At their age I wasn’t able to imagine dropping either volleyball, basketball, or softball, and I’m glad I never had to. Being a counselor at camp reminds me I can be that middle schooler in the classroom and on the court and take advantage of all of my opportunities.
Outside Hitter, Center, and Shortstop