We celebrate the uniqueness
of each child
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Save the date for the St. Mark's UnGala on April 10, 2021! We can't wait to host a fun, safe event for our parents!
We’re proud of St. Mark's alumna, Ava Phillips, '18, who wrote a very thoughtful piece for The Buzz Magazines about the events in Washington D.C. in January.
Summer at St. Mark's is planned for summer 2021, and we can't wait to host an exciting, fun camp! Check our website for more information!
In June, a group of enthusiastic learners from St. Mark's traveled to Peru as part of our Summer Spanish Immersion Experience.
ATHLETICS
Our physical education and athletics programs encourage playfulness, growth, resilience, and collaboration.
Episcopal Identity
Our
EPISCOPAL IDENTITY
Part of celebrating the uniqueness of each child is recognizing the similarities and differences among us.
INTELLECTUAL CURIOSITY
Learn how we celebrate our students' intellectual curiosity.
Our Mission
The community of St. Mark’s Episcopal School celebrates the uniqueness of each child. We are stewards of our students’ intellectual curiosity, faith, and passion for discovery. We cultivate joy, playfulness, and growth in a child-centered environment.
WHY ST. MARK'S?
We are a place where children are known and celebrated.
Sense of Community
A Strong
A STRONG SENSE OF COMMUNITY
Learn more about our community engaged.
STRONG ACADEMICS
Our graduates enter high school prepared by a program designed to advance their skills to meet the challenges of the upper grades.
Fast Facts
1960
Year St. Mark’s was founded
11:1
Average student to teacher ratio
12
Average number of high schools chosen
by St. Mark’s graduates annually
475
Total students in
Preschool through 8th
St. Mark’s Episcopal School admits students of any race, color, sexual orientation, national, and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, sexual orientation, national, or ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and tuition assistance programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs.