On any given day, a third grader might articulate a peer’s perspective, or an Upper School student might debate human rights with poise and humility. Across every division, Marksmen are learning what it means to listen first, think deeply, and respond with respect.
When Sebastian White ’07, known as Nigel during his years at St. Mark’s, walked across the graduation stage nearly two decades ago, he carried with him the lessons of perseverance, leadership, and service that define a St. Mark’s education. Today, those lessons are transforming lives far beyond Dallas.
For three weeks, the Brendan Court ’06 Summer Enrichment Program hosted 31 middle school boys from Dallas ISD schools for lessons in literature, math, ceramics, and robotics, among other subjects.
Aside from juggling homework, co-curriculars, and weekend plans, a group of Marksmen are tackling something much bigger — restoring a piece of Texas’s native Blackland prairie. The Prairie Restoration Crew, a passionate team of young environmentalists, is working to bring back a vanishing ecosystem, one patch of North Texas at a time.
Upper School students recently concluded Men’s Mental Health Week, an annual tradition that seeks to help boys find balance as they develop in mind, body, and spirit.
The Lee S. Smith ’65 Courage & Honor Award Committee is pleased to announce that Colonel Cedric Lee ’96 will be the third recipient of this award, which recognizes alumni who elevate humanity by making a positive impact in the world.
The Alumni Association’s National Day of Service is a natural extension of St. Mark's mission, providing Marksmen the chance to unite across the country and support their local communities.
With most colleges on winter break, it was the perfect time to welcome young Marksmen back for a visit. Dozens of alumni from the Classes of 2021-2024 returned to campus on Wednesday, Jan. 8, for College-Age Marksmen Day.
Just before Thanksgiving Break, several of these accomplished Marksmen returned to 10600 Preston Road to offer advice and guidance to current students.
Dr. GayMarie Vaughan recently invited Austin Street Center CEO – and St. Mark’s parent – Daniel Roby, to speak to her class studying the Literature of Human Rights.
Over the weekend, two St. Mark’s Lions celebrated their elevation to Eagle Scout. Matthew Jordan ’25 and Arjun Poi ’25 received Scout BSA’s highest recognition during the Eagle Scout Court of Honor ceremony at the St. Mark’s Chapel on Sept. 29, 2024.
Dylan Taylor ’25 has played soccer all his life, and like many other Marksmen, he has never had to worry about being provided with the proper equipment to play. But through his many experiences in different leagues with different teams, Taylor realized that many players were lacking the proper equipment such as cleats and shin guards. Seeking to help players like these, Taylor created PELOTA.
Since 2002, the Senior Class has made a legacy gift, designating the remainder of their class activity budget to help future Marksmen. For their gift, the Class of 2024 looked back on the seminal moments of their senior year.
Four Marksmen from the Class of 2024 have been appointed to our nation’s service academies. Zack Goforth and Ethan Gao will attend the Naval Academy, Quina Perkison will attend the West Point Prep Academy and Mitchell Galardi will attend West Point.
After a rigorous nomination process in which generations of Marksmen were considered, the Lee S. Smith ’65 Courage & Honor Award committee is pleased to announce that Matt Osborne ’90 has been named its second recipient.
Marksmen across the nation joined together on Saturday, Feb. 17, to give back to their communities during the Alumni Association’s 2024 National Day of Service, continuing the values of service and civic responsibility they learned at St. Mark’s.
For three weeks in June, the Brendan Court ‘06 Summer Enrichment Program hosted middle school boys from across the Dallas ISD for lessons in literature, math, ceramics and robotics, among myriad other subjects
For a few weeks this year, Henry Estes ’26 traded his uniform for a sport coat and took on the role of head coach of the Class of 2029’s basketball team.