ELEMENTARY
PREPARING the Whole Child
With dedicated teachers, small class sizes, and a Christ-centered foundation, the elementary years at St. Mark grows students to love learning. Each day blends strong academics with daily Bible time and opportunities to grow as curious, compassionate, and confident learners.
Our experience this year has been wonderful. My child’s teacher treats the kids with respect, inspires them to stretch their learning, and is such a positive influence.
Elementary School Parent
Kindergarten
Kindergarten builds on the foundation set in PK. Small groups and differentiated instruction help teachers meet each child where they are. Learning comes to life through exploration and dramatic play, where imagination and discovery go hand in hand. Students also enjoy enrichment in Music, Art, Spanish, PE, Computer, and STEM.
Grades 1-3
These years focus on strengthening academic and social skills. Through engaging lessons, partner work, and chances to reflect on their learning, children develop the habits of confident, capable learners. Teachers nurture growing independence while keeping learning active. Students continue enrichment in Music, Art, Spanish, PE, Computer, and STEM.
Grades 4-5
As students prepare for Middle School, they take on more ownership of their learning and daily routines. 4th Graders explore new enrichment opportunities, such as introductory drama, while 5th Graders begin choosing electives like Traditional Art or Theatre.
PERSONALIZED SUPPORT FOR EVERY STUDENT
At St. Mark, we offer an individualized academic program through our Success Center for 1st - 5th graders with identified learning needs. Our experienced staff partners with students and families to develop learning strategies, track progress, and foster confidence, empowering each student to reach their full potential.
ELEMENTARY FAQS
- Will my child be challenged academically?
- How does St. Mark support my child’s individual learning needs?
- Why do students wear uniforms?
- Do you offer a school lunch program?
Will my child be challenged academically?
How does St. Mark support my child’s individual learning needs?
Why do students wear uniforms?
Do you offer a school lunch program?
