Alumni
Legacy Families
St. Peter's attracts generations of families. Legacy families are students and alumni whose families, including parents, grandparents, and/or siblings, attended or currently attend St. Peter's Episcopal School. We recognize these families for their continued generational support and commitment to St. Peter's.
Morgan Howard Class of '98
Alumni Spotlight
Caroline Mescon (St. Peter’s Class of 2001) is thriving in Los Angeles as a freelance Production Supervisor, with an impressive portfolio that includes hit series like Lessons in Chemistry, Feud, and Modern Family. After graduating from The Baylor School and earning a B.A. in Broadcast Journalism from Elon University in 2012, Caroline boldly moved to L.A. to pursue a career in television production. She got her start as a studio page—a highly selective and prestigious entry point into the industry—and quickly rose through the ranks.
Her dedication and talent have led her to roles with Marvel, medical drama pilots, and acclaimed productions such as American Crime Story. Most recently, she served as Production Supervisor on Season Two of Ryan Murphy’s Netflix series Monsters, which chronicles the Menendez brothers case, and she continues to work on the highly anticipated third season.
Caroline’s reputation for excellence and adaptability has made her a sought-after professional in the industry. She enjoys taking on new projects every few months, embracing each challenge with enthusiasm and skill.
Her passion for storytelling began at St. Peter’s, where she discovered her love for the arts through school theater productions like You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown and Into the Woods. She also fondly recalls the inspiration and encouragement of her fourth-grade teacher, Ms. Mabry.
We are proud to celebrate Caroline’s success and look forward to seeing where her talent takes her next. Congratulations, Caroline—and don’t forget to stop by St. Peter’s the next time you’re in town visiting your wonderful parents, Jed and Phyllis Mescon!
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