Freshmen, sophomores, and juniors will be able to retake their pictures Tuesday, December 3 during all the lunch periods. In addition to students, all new faculty must get a picture.
"If you are unhappy...
At the start of the school year at Marist High School a new rule was put in place for underclassmen. There are no phones allowed at lunch. They must remain in students' book bags, during the lunch period....
Marist High School hosted their annual open house for interested students and families on Sunday, October 27. This event provides the opportunity to see Marist beyond the obvious to discover what Marist...
Marist High School's Broadcasting Club recorded an entertaining episode of their variety-style talk show, MHS Studio Magazine, October 17, to help get viewers into the spirit of the Halloween season.
The...
Students should look their best next week, because Monday, October 28 is the first of four picture days for freshmen through juniors.
From Monday, October 28, to Thursday, October 31, all freshman,...
Monday, October 21, kicked off the start of Red Ribbon Week at Marist. Red Ribbon week is a national awareness campaign dedicated to preventing drug and substance abuse.
For students , this week serves...
The National Honor Society (NHS) hosted their induction ceremony Monday, October 21, in the Marist gymnasium, alongside a prayer service, to formally accept new members into the society.
NHS is the...
For the past month, Marist High School has endorsed and has been celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with the help of the Latinos United Club.
Hispanic Heritage Month is a celebratory event observed...
This past summer, Marist has received numerous additions and changes to the campus. A
hallway mural, new landscaping, and brand new furniture for the ARC are just a few of the many
renovations that have...
The visit of Italian students to Marist High School provided enriching experiences and insights gained by both the visitors and their American counterparts. A handful of students from Rome came to Marist...
The club responsible for creating the 2024-25 yearbook is already hard at work. Their job is to document Marist history and create books to show growth, friendships, and accomplishments from the year....
Over the summer, the Marist High School administration decided to change the weight of final exams, from 10 percent to 20. This change is effective starting this semester of 2024-25 school year.
Previously...
