News Archive

2024

  • March

    Dale Hackbarth answers questions from Cindee McMahon’s fourth-grade class.

    Preparing for the Next Step

    The leap from fourth grade to fifth is a big transition for students. To help prepare soon-to-be middle schoolers for the coming change, fourth grade humanities teacher Cindee McMahon takes her students on ‘mini field trips’ across campus.
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  • Robotics Team Advances to World Championship

    Last weekend, St. Mark's FIRST LEGO League (FLL) team finished second in the overall state championship out of more than 1,100 teams from across Texas. The sixth-grade "RoboRoar" team now advances to the world championship, where they will compete against the 160 top global teams.
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  • Marksmen Celebrate Their Heritage

    Celebrating the sights, sounds and tastes of numerous cultures represented in the St. Mark’s community, the Great Hall came alive Wednesday evening, Feb. 28, as the third annual Marksmen Multicultural Night showcased the unique backgrounds of students, parents, faculty and staff through an evening of activities, performances and food.
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  • February

    Marksmen show off their origami creations at a folding event on campus.

    Out of the Fold

    Sometimes, addressing a significant need only requires your hands. Ace Wilburn ’25 wanted to help address the clean water crisis impacting many parts of the world. He did not have to look far to find an organization to support.
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  • A Blockbuster Finish for Robotics

    Earlier this month, St. Mark’s Upper School FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC) robotics team pulled out an epic win in the FTC Semi-Area Championship. With 31 teams from across the Metroplex competing, each round of the event pitted two partner teams against each other to see who could score the most points.  
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  • Dallas

    Alumni Nationwide Give Back

    Marksmen across the nation joined together on Saturday, Feb. 17, to give back to their communities during the Alumni Association’s 2024 National Day of Service, continuing the values of service and civic responsibility they learned at St. Mark’s.
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  • Melinda and Steve Winn ’64 in Decherd Auditorium.

    Winn to be honored as Distinguished Alumnus 

    Winn to be honored as Distinguished Alumnus St. Mark’s School of Texas will honor Steve Winn ’64 with the Distinguished Alumnus Award at the Spring Alumni Dinner on Friday, April 19, 2024.
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  • Clark Hunt ’83 hoists the Lombardi Trophy.

    Alumnus Celebrates 3rd Super Bowl Win

    The Kansas City Chiefs celebrated an unprecedented third Super Bowl win in just four years. And for a third time, the Lombardi Trophy was presented to Chiefs Chairman & CEO and St. Mark’s Distinguished Alumnus Clark Hunt ’83.
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  • Bosco takes a quick test drive.

    The Fast and The Curious

    Most teens can’t wait to get behind the wheel, but few do so with one they made themselves by hand. Mason Bosco ’26 recently took on the task of building an off-road go-cart of his own design and creation.
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  • Marion Glorioso-Kirby and William Atkinson ’95 (photo by Zachary Bashour ’24)

    Division Heads Appointed

    St. Mark’s School of Texas announced Friday, Feb. 2, that two St. Mark’s faculty members have been appointed to key administrative positions following highly competitive national searches that began last summer.
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  • January

    Amy Blankson and Dr. Bobo Blankson

    Families learn to navigate screen time

    Parents from St. Mark’s and Hockaday came together to learn about one of the most prevalent issues facing families today: screen time.
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  • Upper School Panel Discussion

    4 writers headline 17th annual Literary Festival

    Four accomplished writers visited campus on Friday, Jan. 19, to share their experiences and their craft with Marksmen at the 17th annual Literary Festival.
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  • Tinsley Silcox visits with Sam Menéndez ’23, Luke Stallings ’23 and Grant Evans ’23.

    An Insightful Homecoming

    With most colleges on winter break, it was the perfect time to welcome young Marksmen back for a visit. Dozens of alumni from the Classes of 2020, 2021, 2022 and 2023 returned to campus on Thursday, Jan. 4, for College-Age Marksmen Day.
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  • Students pose on the Romeo and Juliet set during construction.

    Building Knowledge

    Amid the sawdust, screwdrivers and paint, some middle schoolers discovered that the magic of the stage extends far beyond the spotlight. Starting this year, seventh and eighth graders can choose the elective ‘technical theatre,’ with students planning and building sets to support St. Mark’s drama productions.
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  • Volunteers prepare to lift a wall.

    Hammers Making Change

    Giving to those in need has a reciprocal effect. Since the third grade, Jimmy Francis ’24 has been volunteering with Youth With A Mission, a non-profit organization that runs a program called ‘Homes of Hope’ that organizes efforts to build homes for those in need worldwide. The experiences left such a deep impression on him and his family they have been organizing trips with dozens of friends, colleagues and St. Mark’s families for nearly a decade.
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