St. Mark's Episcopal Academy

Located in historic Cocoa Village directly on the Indian River Lagoon, St. Mark's Episcopal Academy has been developing the gifts and talents of students since 1956. Students are served by a highly qualified, degreed and certified faculty, who deliver a creative and challenging curriculum designed to instill integrity, confidence, and competence in all students.

$6850-$8,200 per year

need based

Art, Music, Physical Education, Spanish and Latin, STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Mathematics)

FOSS Science, Math in Focus, Houghton Mifflin Language Arts and Reading, McGraw Hill Social Studies,

1:1 Chromebooks Grades 2-6th; Classroom Chromebook and iPad sets for PK-1st.

Acolytes, Coding Club, Drama Club,Garden Club, Glee Club, Handbell Choir, Magic Club, Martial Arts Club, Minecraft Club, Safety Patrol, Yearbook, Yoga Club.

Available from local vendor and Land's End. Uniforms required

On grade level performance required.

At St. Mark's Episcopal Academy, we strive to instill integrity, confidence, and competence in all students while fostering curiosity, creativity, and reflective thinking.

St. Mark's Episcopal Academy is dedicated to providing a quality education for all students. We believe that students learn best when they are engaged and stimulated. We are committed to a model of continuous improvement and to creating an environment conducive to meaningful learning and achievement.

Through the vision of our first principal, The Reverend Edward B. King, St. Mark’s Day School was founded in 1956. At that time, the school consisted of only the first and second grades, and classes were taught in Thursby Hall. It was not until 1957 that a new building with cloisters was built in order to accommodate the inclusion of third and fourth grade classes. By the academic year 1959-60, all six grades were being taught. On May 29, 1960, we had our first sixth grade graduating class of 15 students.
Over the years, as changes have occurred in methodology and techniques, at least two constants remain: to provide a comprehensive education for children of diverse backgrounds and faiths in a caring, cheerful, and supportive environment and to provide an educational program that will encourage students to love and serve God and others.

Vision
The Academy recognizes the profound obligation of parents and educators to provide our next generation with a scholarly foundation. To that end, the school will focus on the tools and skills that all students will need to create for themselves a sound, productive, and fulfilling life.

Students will learn in a safe and caring atmosphere with clear expectations of behavior, which emphasize respect, responsibility, and caring for others. The Academy will recognize the values of tolerance and diversity in its own community life. The spiritual life of the Academy will be centered in the chapel.

The Academy will provide an educational program that will encourage students to love and serve God and others. It will prepare students for higher education by means of an academically challenging and creative learning environment. Above all, it will seek to develop within each student a love for life-long learning, a strong sense of self-worth, respect for God's creation, and the dignity of every human being.