As part of St. Luke’s commitment to innovation in education and professional development, faculty and staff had the opportunity to learn from professor, author, and educator John Spencer during his workshop, “How Will We Respond to the AI Revolution?”

As artificial intelligence in education continues to evolve and reshape the world our students will enter, the workshop challenged St. Luke’s educators to think intentionally about how AI can be approached as a tool for learning while continuing to prioritize the skills that matter most: creativity, critical thinking, curiosity, problem-solving, collaboration, and meaningful learning.

At St. Luke’s, preparing students for the future goes beyond introducing new technology.  It means thoughtfully examining how emerging tools can enhance the educational experience while ensuring students develop the knowledge, skills, and confidence they need to adapt and thrive in a rapidly changing world.

Professional development opportunities like this also reflect an important part of the St. Luke’s Episcopal School educational experience: our teachers are lifelong learners, too. By staying informed about emerging trends and exploring innovative approaches to teaching and learning, our faculty can continue providing students with a forward-thinking, engaging, and academically challenging education.

Preparing students for the future means our educators are always learning, too.

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During the service, faculty and staff prayed for the school year ahead, for our St. Luke’s students and families, and for the teachers, administrators, coaches, and staff members who will teach, guide, encourage, and care for our Wildcats each day.

Faith at the Heart of the St. Luke’s Experience

As an Episcopal school in Mobile, Alabama, faith is an important part of the St. Luke’s experience. Chapel provides opportunities for our school community to come together for prayer, reflection, gratitude, and spiritual growth while reinforcing the values of compassion, service, respect, and love for others.

Beginning the year in chapel also reminds our faculty and staff of the shared purpose behind their work. Whether teaching in the classroom, coaching on the field, supporting the arts, or serving students in countless other ways, every member of the St. Luke’s community plays an important role in helping our students learn, grow, and thrive.

Beginning the Year Together

At St. Luke’s Episcopal School, educating students means caring for the whole child –  academically, spiritually, socially, and personally. Our Back-to-School Chapel reflects that commitment and sets the tone for the year ahead.

There is no better way to begin a new school year than together – grounded in faith, grateful for our St. Luke’s community, and excited for all that lies ahead.

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This much-anticipated event brings our community together for an evening of fun —all while supporting the programs and students we love.

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Alabama families can apply for up to $7,000 per K-12 student for school tuition.

To learn more about how the CHOOSE Act Alabama can help your student receive the highest-quality education possible while alleviating some of the financial burdens associated with private education, visit chooseact.alabama.gov/.

Don’t miss this chance to invest in your child’s education!

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Mrs. Banks has been a devoted member of the St. Luke’s family since the 1980s, serving the school as a teacher, Dean of Academics, and, since 2022, as Head of School. Throughout her career, she led with wisdom, warmth, and a steadfast commitment to ensuring students were known, supported, and challenged. Her leadership strengthened the academic and spiritual foundation of the school and leaves a legacy that will be felt for generations.

Looking to the future, the Board of Trustees has selected Charles “Chip” Menton to lead St. Luke’s into its next chapter. In a letter from the Board of Trustees, chair Tara Lockett said:

“Mr. Menton currently serves as Upper School Director at St. Luke’s Episcopal School, a role he assumed in 2025. During his time in this position, he has earned the respect of students, faculty, and families through his visible presence on campus, collaborative leadership style, and unwavering focus on student growth. His ability to balance academic rigor with relationship-building has made him a trusted and effective leader within the St. Luke’s community.”

“Throughout the search process, Mr. Menton distinguished himself as a leader with a clear educational vision, deep integrity, and a strong alignment with the mission and values of St. Luke’s Episcopal School. He brings extensive experience in educational leadership, a thoughtful approach to decision-making, and a commitment to fostering a supportive and forward-thinking school culture.”

“From the beginning of this process, our goal was to identify a leader who reflects the values of our community and has the experience to move St. Luke’s forward,” said Tara W. Lockett, chair of the Board of Trustees. “It became clear through our conversations and interviews that Mr. Menton brings not only exceptional professional experience but also a presence that aligns beautifully with the spirit of our school.”

“As Head of School, Mr. Menton will focus on advancing St. Luke’s STEM+M program, supporting student growth, fostering strong partnerships within the school and broader community, and guiding responsible institutional growth. His leadership will emphasize collaboration, innovation, and a continued commitment to excellence—ensuring St. Luke’s remains a place where students are prepared to lead with confidence, character, and compassion.”

As St. Luke’s honors the remarkable legacy of Mrs. Banks, the school moves forward with purpose and optimism under the leadership of Mr. Menton, confident in a future defined by innovation, integrity, and opportunity.

To read more about Mr. Menton’s prior experience click here.

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