We are excited to share our vision for rebuilding our campus and returning to Altadena. This page serves as a central resource for our campus rebuild. Here, you’ll find the latest news, videos, and documents, all in one place to keep you informed. We are grateful for your partnership, as we build the future of our school and church.
On behalf of Saint Mark’s School and Saint Mark’s Church, thank you to everyone who joined us for our Community Town Hall on Thursday, September 24, 2026. The Town Hall was an important opportunity to share the vision for the rebuilt Saint Mark’s campus, discuss how the plans have evolved, and hear directly from our community. We are grateful to everyone who joined us and shared their questions and feedback.
Saint Mark’s will host a Community Town Hall on Thursday, September 24, 2026, from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. at The Collaboratory, 540 W. Woodbury Road in Altadena.
Join us for a Community Town Hall to hear the latest updates on the Saint Mark’s Rebuild Project and Master Plan. Learn more about the County approval process, ask questions, and share your feedback as we move through the public review process.
Doors open at 6 p.m. Brief presentation at 6:30 p.m.
As part of this next phase, there will be multiple opportunities for community engagement. We look forward to welcoming neighbors, parents, parishioners, and partners to an upcoming town hall (Date TBD) where we will share details and take questions.
In addition, the project will move through official public processes, including presentations to the Altadena Town Council and eventually a hearing at the Los Angeles County Planning Commission. As these reviews move forward, we would greatly welcome letters of support from our community to help demonstrate the importance of this project.
We are grateful for the continued support of our community and remain committed to keeping you informed and involved every step of the way.
Saint Mark’s has selected two firms, CannonDesign and Synchronis, to collaborate on the master planning process. CannonDesign will serve as the lead architects, and they will focus on the educational campus. The firm collaborated on the book Campus as a Third Teacher. Synchronis will be focused on the church design. They designed the Church of Our Saviour, where our preschool program and community events have been temporarily housed. The firms have experience working together on prior projects.
At the onset of the campus rebuild process, our church and school leadership committee agreed on four guiding principles. These principles have shaped our vision for our future campus and will continue to guide our work as we rebuild and return to Altadena.
We live our values both within and beyond the walls of our campus, teaching and modeling compassion, curiosity, and service. Rooted in faith and purpose, we strive to be a beacon for our community, engaging as learners and partners — sharing our gifts and acting for the common good.
We create spaces and practices that make room for all, where every individual is seen, valued, and nurtured. Rooted in care and stewardship, our community fosters belonging through environments that are open and inviting, encouraging reflection, discovery, and connection across worship and learning.
We create enduring spaces that evolve gracefully and tread lightly on the earth. Crafted with care for today’s community members and those who follow, our flexible environments invite creativity and foster environmental responsibility — empowering each generation to shape Saint Mark’s to meet its own needs and dreams.
We see the campus as a living teacher, where every space opens doors to curiosity, wonder, and growth. Thoughtfully shaped and richly layered, our environment teaches through experience — revealing meaning in the details and turning daily life into opportunities to learn and grow.
Click here to view our FAQs. If you have any additional questions, please reach out to Irene Mason, Advancement Director at irenem@saint-marks.org.
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