Throughout their careers at St. Mark’s, boys learn these lessons alongside math, English, and history. They are lessons taught not only by classroom teachers but also by athletic coaches. Under the bright lights of Norma and Lamar Hunt Family Stadium or in the waters of the Ralph B. Rogers Natatorium, Marksmen are challenged to become better athletes and better men.

For most students, athletics at St. Mark’s begins with lessons in teamwork and perseverance. Lower Schoolers encourage one another to finish their laps and learn the value of sportsmanship. Later, in the Middle and Upper School, boys find more structure and discipline when they don their Lions athletic gear. Intense competition in daily practices, travel to away games, and the support of fellow classmates provide a healthy environment for boys to learn about themselves and feed their love of competition.

The St. Mark’s Fund is the School’s philanthropic priority and provides resources for everything across campus including faculty support, program needs, and financial aid. For decades, our alumni have made a difference for our boys and faculty by investing in the St. Mark’s Fund, and the St. Mark’s Fund remains the primary way alumni can make a difference at 10600 Preston Road today. By making a gift to the St. Mark’s Fund before June 30, you can champion this incredible legacy and help develop men of tremendous character who will serve with intelligence, compassion, and integrity.

Looking to share major life milestones with your friends in the St. Mark’s community? Keep us updated with major life events, like marriages, births, and career advancements by submitting a Class Note, and we will include your announcement in the upcoming addition of The Pride community magazine.

Each year, we recognize three alumni classes who go above and beyond to support current Marksmen and faculty.

The below Top 5 standings include all gifts through Wednesday, June 30, 2021.