2024-2025 Important Upcoming Calendar Dates

• May 16 – Chapel in the Park
• May 16 – Moms’ Night Out
• May 16 – Uniform Recycle Event (7:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.)
• May 20 – Field Day
• May 21 – Splash Into Summer
• May 21 – Fifth Farewell Reception
• May 22 – Fifth Grade Celebration Ceremony (9:00 a.m., Church)
• May 23 – Trimester 3 Ends
• May 23 – Early Dismissal (Noon). Eagle Afternoon Program Closed.
• May 26-30 – Memorial Day and Post-Planning – School and Extended Day Closed
• June 2 – First week of Camp Create

Episcopal is closed for Spring Break March 10 – 14.

Holiday Care is open to those who registered in advance.

Tuesday, March 18

8:15 – 9:15 AM

Youth Center

St. Mark’s Campus parents will continue discussing “Good Inside” by Dr. Becky Kennedy. In this meeting, they will discuss chapter 26 – end of the book (pages 259 – 298).

Topics:

• Perfectionism
• Separation Anxiety
• Sleep
• Kids Who Don’t Like Talking About Feelings (Deeply Feeling Kids)

As always, participants do not need to have read the book to attend. 

It takes a dedicated community of volunteers to bring A Vision for Art—St. Mark’s Campus’ annual art exhibition fundraiser—to life. This four-day event attracts hundreds of art enthusiasts, from casual buyers to serious collectors, making it a highlight of the year.

Whether you’re greeting guests as a gallery host or serving mimosas, volunteering is a lot of fun!

View Volunteer Opportunities

Pre-K 3—Grade 5 students receive a book for their birthday that is added to the Steve Williams Library Collection. Please be on the lookout for an email from Mrs. Trumpler regarding book selection. After a special bookplate is placed in the book, it will be blessed at the Birthday Chapel. Your child will be the first person to check out the book, and we ask them to return it after reading it for a few weeks so other children can enjoy it! Please join us at their special birthday Chapel.

8:25 a.m.

St. Mark’s Episcopal Church

April and May Birthdays

• April 14 (Grades 1-5)
• April 23 (Pre-K and Kindergarten)

Each month, first – fifth grade students are recognized by peers and teachers for demonstrating qualities of the Fruit of the Spirit that the Apostle Paul writes about in his letter to the church in Galatia. “The fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control.” Galatians 5:22-23. Parents are welcome to attend these afternoon gatherings, as they are all Chapels and gatherings.

Wednesdays  at 2:30 p.m.

Lori Schiavone Commons

• May 14 – Fruit of Self-Control Gathering