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Intentionally Small,
Thinking Big.
St. Mark's School is a coeducational, Episcopal, preparatory school, situated on 210 acres in Southborough, Massachusetts, 25 miles from Boston.
Why St. Mark’s?
St. Mark’s intentionally small, intellectually vibrant community encourages students to think big. During their time at St. Mark’s, students develop a spirit of independence, innovation, and discovery, preparing them to lead lives of consequence.
Intellectual Curiosity
Our challenging curriculum fosters independent thinking and builds intellectual confidence.
Global Citizenship
The St. Mark’s Global Citizenship Program provides immersive experiences locally, nationally, and across the globe, helping students appreciate cultural differences and prepare for life beyond St. Mark’s.
Experiential Learning
St. Markers learn by doing in our Experiential Learning programs, in which students build skills in hands-on learning and collaboration while gaining real-world experience.
Episcopal Identity
St. Mark’s identity as an Episcopal school is directly related to core values including the importance of spiritual reflection and the intentional teaching of wisdom, compassion, and humility.
Leadership and Service
St. Mark’s provides students with a wide range of service opportunities, both locally and globally, to make a positive impact on the lives of others.
Community and Equity
When students have spaces to embrace and explore their identities safely and with the encouragement of those who understand the challenges they face, they are better prepared to succeed academically, socially, and professionally.
St. Mark’s at a Glance
372
Students
6:1
Student : faculty ratio
210
Acre campus
11
Average class size
25
Miles west of Boston
7ドルM
awarded in financial aid
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St. Mark’s strives to create a community where each and every member feels fully understood, accepted for all aspects of who they are, and that they truly belong.