Campus – St. Mark’s
Toiletry Drive for Ukraine
All three Episcopal campuses are collecting new toiletries (soap, lotion, toothpaste, toothbrushes, etc.) to support Ukrainian refugees living in the greater Jacksonville community. Families are invited to drop products off at designated campus locations during the specified dates below:. Munnerlyn Campus – April 19 – May 4 – Drop off: Upper School drop off, Middle…
Read MoreFifth Grade Partners with Kindergarten Students Explore Fundamentals of Physics
Fifth grade students had the opportunity to serve as leaders on campus by setting up and running “Force Exploration Stations” in kindergarten science class today. Kindergarten students learned about how the forces of pushes and pulls can make objects speed up, slow down, or change direction. Students participated in water bottle bowling, explored how wind…
Read MoreClass Picture Day (April 7)
Class picture day is Thursday, April 7 throughout the day. Third – fifth grade photos will take place in the afternoon following testing.
Read MoreMarch 25 Chapel in the Park Postponed
Due to the soggy/wet conditions of Stockton Park, kindergarten – fifth grade students will worship in St. Mark’s Episcopal Church today, March 25 at 8:25 a.m.
Read MoreELP Grandparents’ and Special Friends’ Morning
Thursday, April 14 Episcopal School of Jacksonville, St. Mark’s Campus Lori Schiavone Commons ELP 2 – 8:30 – 9:45 a.m. ELP 1 – 10:00 – 11:00 a.m. To ensure a safe and timely dismissal from school on this special day, we ask you to complete this form indicating the plans for your child at dismissal.
Read More“All About Jazz” Spring Musical Highlights the History and Evolution of Jazz
St. Mark’s Campus Fourth and fifth grade students had spectators’ feet tapping and fingers snapping at a recent spring musical performance of “All that Jazz” in the Lori Schiavone Commons. The musical highlighted the history, influences, and evolution of jazz music in America. View photos. Students performed, “It Don’t Mean A Thing If It Ain’t…
Read MoreCharlotte’s Web Book Study Weaves Together Reading, Writing, Vocabulary, and Illustration
Salutations! Over several months, Ms. Pulignano’s first grade students engaged in a teacher-led read aloud on the children’s classic book Charlotte’s Web. Upon recent completion of the book, they did a deep dive, reflecting on its rich story elements and vocabulary. To demonstrate their comprehension, students completed a story web graphic organizer, favorite part writings,…
Read MoreAscension St. Vincent’s 2022 Ortega River Run Draws Big Crowd To St. Mark’s Campus
The 44th Ortega River Run held on Saturday, February 26, was a day of excitement and fun for all. Approximately 1,500 registered runners and numerous friends and sponsors enjoyed a beautiful morning strolling through the family-friendly street fair and cheering the runners on to victory. Event proceeds benefit the financial aid program at Episcopal School…
Read MoreCyber Safety Presentation Provides Insight into Childrens’ Interaction with Digital World
Detective Brett Bolton, Digital Forensic Investigator, Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office, spoke with St. Mark’s Campus parents this week about technology that may pose a risk to children. He stressed open communication between parents and children at an early age to prevent and mitigate risk and also delved into specific scenarios and examples caregivers can be on…
Read MoreWear Spirit Gear on Field Day
Tuesday, March 22 is Field Day on St. Mark’s Campus (details here). Students are invited to wear any Episcopal spirit shirt and uniform bottoms to celebrate the day.
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