St. Mark Catholic School serves students in PK3-8th grade, and has been twice recognized as a Blue Ribbon Exemplary School by the U.S. Dept. of Education. St. Mark Catholic School
Celebrating 32 years in Catholic Education

St. Mark Catholic School is a two-time recipient of the U.S. Department of Education Blue Ribbon award.      

Diocesan Principal of the Year:
2012 - Suzanne Bacot

St. Mark Teachers of the Year:
2014 - Dr. Tara Blankenship (Kindergarten teacher)
2013 - Kristen Hemmig (Transitional Kindergarten teacher)
2012 - Pam Steinkirchner (3rd Grade teacher)

Work of Heart 2014 Work of Heart Award Winners:
  
Sharon Thompson (Kindergarten teacher)
Krissy Ferri (5th grade teacher)
Stacy Oliver (Middle School teacher)
Kathi Ehring (Assistant Principal)
Beth Lipscomb (Computer Applications teacher)

"Be it known to all who enter here, that CHRIST is the reason for our school,
The unseen but ever present Teacher in our classes,
The model of our faculty and the inspiration of our students."

St. Mark Catholic School was established in 1982 in order to fulfill a need in the Catholic community of St. Mark the Evangelist Parish, in Plano, Texas. The school opened, welcoming 113 children in grades Kindergarten through third. The school's use of the educational building consisted of five classrooms, a small library, and the two-room main office. The church activity building provided space for physical education classes and a student lunchroom. The staff in 1982 was comprised of the principal, secretary, and six teachers.

Presently, over forty staff members occupy the school plant, which consists of three building totaling 84,000 square feet on a 14.7 acre site.

St. Mark is recognized by the United States Department of Education as a Blue Ribbon Exemplary School in 1992 and again in 2007. The school is accredited by the Texas Catholic Conference Education Department. The Diocese of Dallas Office of Education, in compliance with the Texas Education Agency, designs the curriculum.

St. Mark Catholic School graduates and their families have continued to prove their commitment to Catholic education as all graduates who apply to Catholic high schools are accepted.