Campus – St. Mark’s

Get ready for a day of excitement at the 48th annual Ortega River Run on Saturday, February 8! This highly anticipated community event will bring over 2,000 participants and spectators to the ESJ, St. Mark’s Campus for a day filled with fitness, fun, and festivities. Whether you’re racing in the one-mile or five-mile grand prix,…

A total of 42 artists were chosen from more than 90 applicants to showcase their work at the sixth-annual A Vision for Art exhibition, taking place March 21-24, 2025, at the St. Mark’s Campus. The diverse lineup includes artists from Florida, Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, South Carolina, and Tennessee. Highlighting this year’s event is Mark Carson…

In anticipation of the upcoming W.W. Gay Ortega River Run, Coach Abreu, St. Mark’s Campus P.E. Instructor, is leading students through a comprehensive training program designed to get them race-day ready. The race, which raises funds for the school’s financial aid program, will take place on Saturday, February 8, 2025. Coach Abreu has been working…

Drew Haramis, St. Mark’s Campus’ resident Jacksonville history expert, tour guide, and third grade teacher, recently led students on a field trip to Avondale, Riverside, Springfield, and Downtown Jacksonville. Highlights of their adventure included visits to iconic landmarks including City Hall, The Merrill House Museum, and the Old City Cemetery. Students also saw their award-winning…

Race registration fees for the one- and 5-five mile W.W. Gay Ortega River Run will increase on January 1. Join the ESJ community and supporters from near and far on February 8, 2025, on the St. Mark’s Campus for a fun and exciting event benefiting the ESJ, St. Mark’s Campus financial aid program. The day…

First through third grade students premiered The Littlest Christmas Tree musical this morning, delighting a packed audience with their charming performance. The story follows a group of Christmas trees (played by students) competing for the coveted role of the Christmas tree selected by Santa and Mrs. Claus. In a surprising twist, Santa chooses the tiniest…

Kindergarten students presented “The First Thanksgiving” on Friday, November 22, on stage in the Lori Schiavone Commons. Dressed as turkeys, Pilgrims, and Native Americans, students recited poems and performed adorable and hilarious songs, including the much-loved song “Strut Mr. Turkey”! The kindergarten performance is the first of several opportunities for students to take center stage…