I began my school life with St. Mark's when they first opened their doors in 1977/78 and I felt that it was the perfect place to start my daughter and son. The school provides a great foundation through their early childhood program, with computers and hands on science and foreign language (Spanish).
... Read more The elementary and middle school components intergrate Spanish AND French.along with the fundamentals of Math, ELA, Computer & Music . . .Oh La la! My son is excited to go back every year!!! They Instruct & They Care! Last year we hired a new principal and the expectation levels have risen and trust me, we can compete with the neighborhood public schools!!! Watch Out! Read less
Posted by a parent on 09/23/09
My son attended the preschool and had difficulty adjusting; the teachers gave us no meaningful feedback or suggestions throughout the semester to alleviate the issues. At the end of the semester, they presented us with a poor report card, alleging complaints that were never expressed previously. I
... Read more have since had my my son evaluated for special needs. The problem with St. Marks is that the teachers never expressed serious concerns over his behavior or learning capacity and never suggested having him evaluated. In fact, they were going to allow him to to enter the kindergarten class knowing issues existed. I do not think this is in the best interest of any child. Read less
Posted by a parent on 09/13/09
My two children graduated from St. Mark's Day School in the '90s and now, my 12 yr old granddaughter attends the school. I enrolled her because I was secure in the knowledge that she would get a superior education as opposed to public school. More importantly is this is a religious school in the Anglican
... Read more tradition, a tradition that I, and my children were raised up in. Although the school is competitive educationally, the reinforcement of this tradition and the dedication of the faculty and staff makes St. Mark's Day School a unique gem in the NY school system. Many parents feel that since they pay a tuition, they don't have to be as 'involved' as public schools. However, you get back what you put in. If you value your child's education and spiritual enrichment, St. Mark's Day School is an excellent choice. Read less
Posted by a parent on 09/10/09
I will have to agree with some of the parents comments listed below. At first, I was a bit concern with the extracurricular activities. Remarkably, the education their was something irresistible, I saw great improvement in my child's behavior and education. With the outstanding efforts from some of
... Read more the teachers, to name a few, Ms. Humphrey, Ms.Daniels and not forgetting Ms.Forbes, the vice principal, such a wonderful and approachable woman. Unfortunately, we relocated and I'm not quite convinced about the academic approach that I see in the school system out here. So, I'm really contemplating about taking her back. Keep up the good work St.Marks. Read less
Posted by a parent on 09/10/09
I've had 2 children at St. Mark's since 2005. My son has graduated and is will be a senior in high school this September. My daughter still attends St. Mark's and will be in the 5th grade this September. She will continue to attend St. Mark's until she is ready for high school or until I cannot afford
... Read more it anymore. Both my children have received an excellent education at St. Mark's. My daughter is learning two languages, French and Spanish. Can there be more extra-curricular activities, yes. But I'm not that concerned about that. As her parent I ensure she 's well grounded. I am concerned about her receiving an up-standing education and at St. Mark's she is receiving that. More parents should volunteer their time and resources to aid Dr. Macatee (who's doing an excellent job) and the staff in keeping St. Mark's the excellent school I believe it Read less
Posted by a parent on 08/04/09
My Son has been a student at St Marks since the 2nd Grade. We had a supper experience both academically and spritualy. He is now moving on to High School and was awarded a few Scholarships to local schools as well as out of State institutions. I tuely believe that sending him to St. Marks was the best
... Read more decision that I ever made. The staff and teachers are wonderful and careing. Administration works with the parents and students to make sure they succeed. I would have liked more extra-curricular activities but that was limited to schools physical space constraints, however I was happy to scrifice that to have had the quality education that my son received. Read less
Posted by a parent on 08/04/09
The lower school is outstanding. I've noticed as my daughter approached the last 3 months of 2nd grade she received little or no homework. I reluctantly reregistered her for 3rd grade.If this continues, I will definitely try to find a new school.
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Posted by a parent on 07/29/09
My son started in preschool and just completed kindergarten. With their limited resources, I think they provided my son with a great foundation to build upon. If the school could find more funding to upgrade its already more serviceable programs, i see no reason why this school couldnt be one of the
... Read more best in brooklyn. Everything that was promised my son would be exposed to and learn he did. If you want your child to get a solid foundation i reading and writing, i strongly suggest you consider st. marks. Read less
Posted by a parent on 06/22/09
My son attended st Marks in nursery....However , since the principal left the school has taken a nose dive. there seems to be no sense of direction. think again parents.
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Posted by a parent on 10/29/08
I go to St. Mark's Day School. We are a close society and we love each other alot. We work together and have a strong PTA. We have great classes that you would love to hear about including Spanish and French. We also have a loving principal that everyone loves. You would love St. Marks'.
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Brooklyn schools — St Mark's Day School is located at 1346 President St, Brooklyn NY 11213. 1346 President St is in the Crown Heights neighborhood and 11213 ZIP code in Brooklyn, NY St Mark's Day School is a Private school that serves grade levels PK - 8.
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