Lastinger Fellowship Provides Professional Development for St. Mark’s Campus Faculty Member
Megan Trumpler, St. Mark’s Campus Media Specialist, recently traveled to Philadelphia, PA and attended the International Society for Technology in Education Conference followed by a three-day American Revolution “field trip.” This hands-on learning experience was made possible thanks to the Lastinger Summer Scholars Fund, which provides professional development for selected Episcopal faculty. “I have […]
Professional Development Promotes Multi-Sensory Approach to Literacy Education
Last week, St. Mark’s Campus Pre-K 4 and kindergarten teachers attended a weeklong Orton-Gillingham training led by The Institute for Multi-Sensory Education (IMSE). The 30-hour course was a hands-on, interactive, and personalized class that provided a complete understanding of morphology, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension and how to apply this in the classroom. “We know […]
Camp Create is Full STEAM Ahead on the St. Mark’s Campus
Summer camp for rising ELP 2 – kindergarten students is full STEAM ahead on the St. Mark’s Campus. The first two weeks of camp are focusing on age appropriate science, technology, engineering, and math activities. Campers have designed and created silver rivers using tin foil, experimented with oil and water, created Oobleck using cornstarch and […]
Dina Middlekauff Named Nancy N. Wood Excellence in Education Award Winner
Twenty or More Years of Service Recognitions and Retirements
20 Years of Service Kelly Hoyt – Mathematics – Munnerlyn Campus Andy Kidd ’99 – Director of Athletics – Munnerlyn Campus 25 Years of Service Andrew Deskins – Theology – Munnerlyn Campus Lynell Johnson – Pre-Primary – St. Mark’s Campus Annetta McCoy – PE & Athletics – Munnerlyn Campus George Terre – Technology Staff – […]
Lower Schools Celebrate Fifth Grades
On Thursday, May 25 and Friday, May 26, Lower Schools celebrated the accomplishments of fifth grade students during special ceremonies, celebrations, and receptions. Families, friends, faculty, staff, and students gathered as each student received a Certificate of Achievement in meaningful ceremonies held on each Lower School Campus. Congratulations to the following individuals for receiving the […]
Students Splash Into Summer with Celebratory Events
Today, May 24, ELP 1 – fifth grade students enjoyed rainy-day water festivities and fun thanks to Splash Into Summer. Early Learning Program students participated in age-appropriate sprinkler, water pad, and messy sensory bin play while older students braved giant water slides! Fifth grade students had the privilege of attending an off-site pool party. Pre-Kindergarten […]
Students Take Audience “Under the Sea” for Sea Animal Presentations
First graders presented their studies of sea animals for their families and peers this week by transforming the Lori Schiavone Commons into an underwater ocean experience. After selecting a specific sea animal, students researched features, habitats, life cycles, food chains, and interesting facts. They created a script using their facts and illustrated pictures to accompany […]
Students Bring Florida History to Life
Students brought 510 years of Florida history to life in front of a live audience last week during Florida Day. Every student took center stage dressed as historical figures ranging from Pedro Menendez and Jean Ribault to Andrew Jackson, Clara White, and even Walt Disney and Mickey Mouse! Following the performance, students became a living-history […]
Second Grade Bike Rodeo Teaches Bicycle Safety, Riding Techniques
Second grade students earned bike licenses last week following the Second Grade Bike Rodeo, a long-standing tradition on the St. Mark’s Campus. The morning began with Tucker Cycles conducting safety checks on all student bikes. Students then attended a safety briefing from JSO Bike Squad. To implement what they learned, everyone rotated through a series […]