Activities

Season Academic Enrichment Sports Activities
Fall
  • Book Club (1-6)
  • Environmental Learning Center/Wolf Ridge Retreat (6)
  • Feed Your Brain
  • Omnibus (2-5)
  • Quiz Bowl
  • Girls Volleyball (6-8)
  • Co-ed Soccer (6-8)
  • Karate
  • Marathon
  • Scouting
  • Youth Group (6-8)
Winter
  • Book Club (1-6)
  • Feed Your Brain
  • Geography Bee
  • Mad Science
  • Spelling Bee
  • Boys Basketball (6-8)
  • Co-ed Hockey (6-8)
  • Girls Basketball (6-8)
  • Intramural Basketball (3-5)
  • Ski Club
  • Swimming (1-8)
  • Karate
  • Science Fair
  • Scouting
  • Youth Group (6-8)
Spring
  • Art Adventures (1-4)
  • Book Club (1-6)
  • Chess Club
  • Feed Your Brain
  • Omnibus (2-5)
  • Boys Baseball (6-8)
  • Girls Softball (6-8)
  • Track (1-8)
  • D.C. Trip (8)
  • Karate
  • Scouting
  • 3rd Grade Play
  • Youth Group (6-8)
Artists In Residence
Opportunity for students to work with specialists in a variety of disciplines. Past residencies have included music, poetry, theater, astronomy, photography, sculpture, dance, puppetry, multicultural studies, environment, etc.
Band
Weekly lessons for 4th-8th graders, with participation in concerts and festivals.
Book Club
This club encourages students to develop the essential skills of reading carefully, listening intently, and speaking persuasively.
Challenges in Math/Logic and Language Arts
Chris Anderson facilitates lunch/recess sessions for accelerated students who could benefit from enhanced learning opportunities.
Chess Club
Open to all grades, the club teaches the basics as well as more advanced strategies for playing chess in a fun, no-pressure environment.
Environmental Learning Center
6th graders spend time at an ELC during the school year, supervised by St. Mark's staff and parents.
Mad Science
Provides students with fun, entertaining, and educational activities in science.
Project Omnibus
Special classes for students of high potential. 5-6 week sessions in areas such as animal behavior, economics, art appreciation, etc.
Quiz Bowl
Quiz Bowl is a rapid-paced game that pits teams against each other testing their knowledge of history, math, science, geography and current events.
Scouts
Dedicated to building character, leadership, values, social conscience, and skill for success to students of all grades.
Scrabble Club
Middle school students can participate in scrabble games.
Special Education
Provided by the Public School District in accordance with state and federal laws for eligible students.
Student Council
Opportunities for leadership in the areas of school spirit and service.
Title 1
A federally funded program offering remedial assistance in math and reading for qualified students.
Tutoring
One-on-one tutoring by Learning Specialist Chris Anderson and by parent volunteers.