The Class of 2036

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  • Updated Mar. 27

    Welcome back! We hope everyone enjoyed time off to relax and spend time with family and friends. 

    The boys celebrated Mrs. Pigg’s birthday on Tuesday, March 24. The entrance to her class door was decorated with a birthday banner, and she was surprised with her favorite red roses and gifts. She was given an embroidered blue apron from the Class of 2036, a silicone mat (she loves to cook), and a jar with positive notes shaped like pigs! The boys sang "Happy Birthday" and gave her a signed card. Thank you Rose, Lisa and Eric Steinhoff for coordinating. 

    We are still working on the possibility of a Dads' night out. We hope to secure a date in early May. If anyone is interested in helping coordinate please reach out to us!
     
    Important upcoming dates and details are listed below:
    April 3 - Good Friday (No school)
    April 9-11 – ISAS Fine Arts Festival (No school, April 8-10)
    April 9-10 – LS Parent/Teacher Virtual Conferences
    April 9-11 – ISAS Fine Arts Festival (Campus closed, April 8-11)
    April 26 – Save the Date: Summer Birthday Party 

    Sunday, April 26, 3-5 p.m Summer Birthday Party at 11 MAX
    Save the Date: The Summer Birthday Party will be at 11 MAX Indoor Fun Park in Farmers Branch. Paperless Post with more details to come soon.

    Thank you and Go Lions!
    Priya & Sharon  
    917-841-3683, 972-365-1074

Announcements

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  • April At-A-Glance

    Click here to view the parent April At-A-Glance email.

  • PHOTOS: Celebrate Community

    Thank you to everyone who attended this year's Celebrate Community and to the incredible parent volunteers who made it possible. 

    Click here to see photos from the evening.

  • 2nd Grade Fine Arts Evening (Nov. 2025)

  • ISAS Fine Arts Festival (Apr. 9-11, 2026)

    This spring, St. Mark’s will host the 60th annual ISAS Fine Arts Festival, welcoming thousands of high school students and teachers from across the southwest to campus for a three-day celebration of the arts April 9-11, 2026. The Festival is intended to foster high standards and stimulate creativity in the performing and visual arts programs of the schools and in the individual endeavors of students and teachers.

    Campus will be closed from Apr. 8-11, 2026; only Upper School participants and parent volunteers will be able to attend. 
     
    As we prepare to host this event, parents from all grade levels are encouraged to sign up to help make the Festival a success and to make our campus a welcoming space for visiting students and teachers.


    The Independent Schools Association of the Southwest (ISAS) Arts Festival began in 1967 and has since grown to be the nation’s premier annual regional arts festival among independent schools. Typically occurring each spring at a different member school campus, the Festival is a collaborative enterprise featuring an average of 40 participating schools and approximately 3,000 high school students. From its inception, rather than a competition for prizes or rankings, the ISAS Arts Festival has been designed as a celebration of sharing and learning with critiques by professional artists and performers. This approach has fostered creativity and experimentation and has proven to be an exceptional opportunity for schools to come together to understand and to appreciate qualities in one another’s programs and facilities. The Festival has been instrumental in the development of strong arts programs in participating ISAS Member Schools and richly inspirational to their students.

  • School Portraits Available to Purchase

    Yearbook portraits are now available to purchase from Scott Peek Photography. Click here and use the password: STM202526School

    Additional galleries from the 2025-2026 school year are available here, including sports and fine arts.

  • 2nd Grade Class List

    Click here to download the 2nd Grade class roster.

    Lower School class-specific volunteer opportunities will be published at noon on Monday, Aug. 4.

Class Calendar

Friday, March. 27, 7:15 a.m.
Lower School Father/Son Breakfast, Great Hall

Volunteer

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Links

School Calendar 2024–2025

Photos

Outreach

Our school-wide Outreach Coordinator is Johannah Kersey. You may contact Johannah directly at johannahkersey@yahoo.com, or we can contact her on your behalf in the event that you or someone you know in our class community is experiencing a difficult time. Please be sensitive and use thoughtfulness when communicating about the situation. Johannah will be a liaison to Father Arbogast, who will coordinate all School outreach care. She will then follow up with the class reps as appropriate.