Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions
Find all FAQs online at www.stmarkschool.org/generalreunion .
Registration
Q. I want to attend! When and where can I register?
A. Registration for the weekend should be available online by April 1. To register, visit
www.stmarksschool.org/generalreunion . Contact Laura Pierce in the Advancement Office at 508-786-6284 with any
problems.
Q. Where do I stay?
A. Visit www.stmarksschool.org/generalreunion to get details on dorm and hotel accommodations.
The Weekend
Q. Is transportation from the airport provided?
A. St. Mark’s is happy to handle all transportation needs on campus. Unfortunately we are not able to provide
shuttles or transportation service to and from hotels, airports, train stations or other outside locations. Here are
some helpful options:
 The closest train station to St. Mark’s is in Framingham which is approximately 20 minutes by taxi cab.
 The closest major airports are Boston Logan (BOS) and Worcester (ORH) which are both approximately
40-45 minutes from campus (depending on traffic). The Logan Express provides service to and from
Logan/Framingham.
 Ride sharing options can be obtained by posting messages on St. Mark’s Facebook Page or by utilizing
St.Mark’s Twitterfeed
Cab Companies:
Tommy’s Taxi
(508) 872-3500
Q. What should I wear?
A. Casual dress is appropriate for most the
weekend. Friday evening dress is coat and
tie for men and cocktail attire for women.
Q. Is childcare available?
A. Cub Club is St. Mark’s childcare service
during Reunion Weekend located in the
Dixon Room in the Main Building. We
offer supervision, entertainment, and meals
for children age 3-12 (children must be
able to use the bathroom
independently). Visit
www.stmarksschool.org/cubclub for more
information.
Ashland Taxi
(508)881-3120
Q.
Is the gym open?
A. The Michel Athletic Center will be open on
Saturday, time TBD. Please bring towels. The school
does not provide equipment for any athletic activities.
Q. Where can I stay while I attend reunion?
A. Two lodging options are available for the weekend
– on campus housing or a local hotel. On campus
housing includes sheets, pillows, and towels for guests
staying in the dormitories. There are no phones or
fans in the rooms. All bathrooms are communal.
*If you register by June 1st, every attempt will be
made to place you and your classmates in the same
dormitory.
Fundraising
Q. What is a class report?
A. A class report is a document that is provided to each reunion committee for fundraising
purposes. It details
their classmates past giving to the school, current contact information and ask amount for their
reunion gift. We use
this document to determine each classmate’s likelihood of giving and define a fundraising and
participation goal for each class based on those ratings.
Q.
A.
What size gift should I ask my classmates to make?
For most classes, our office has assigned an “ask amount” for each classmate and this
information can be found in your class reports. If you feel the assigned ask is too high or low,
please contact Hilary Rouse at 508-786-6289 to
adjust the amount.
Q. What is our goal for Fiscal Year 2014–15?
A. The Annual Fund goal for 2014-15 is $2.15 million and 33% alumni participation.