Marian High School

At a Glance

Tutoring - Monday - Thursday 3:15 - 4 pm

Tuesday Mass 7:20 am in Chapel;
Parent Prayer Group 8:15 am in Chapel
Wednesday Mass 7:20 am in Chapel
Thursday Mass 7:20 am in Chapel
First Friday of the month Mass 7:20 am in Chapel
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Sept. 3 - Boys' Swimming Mtg. 3:05 in 136;
Jr. ROTC Mtg. 3:05 in 138;
Tailgate at 5:30 pm;
Marian Football vs. Penn (home) 7 pm

Sept. 6 - NO School in observance of Labor Day

Sept. 7 - Hillsdale College Visit 10 am

Sept. 8 - Indiana Tech Visit 9 am;
Student Dismissal 2:30 pm;
Drama Dept. Info. at 2:30 in 136;
Back to School Night 6:30 pm

Sept. 9 - University of N. Carolina at HighPoint Visit 9 am;
Wabash Visit 10 am

Sept. 10 - Freshman Class Mass & Prayer Breakfast;
Marian Football vs. Clay(away) 7 pm

Sept. 13 - School Board Mtg. 6:30 pm

Sept. 14 - Fall Play Auditions 3:10;
Dept. Chair Mtg. 3:15

Sept. 15 - Dress Down Day for Hannah's House

Sept. 16 - Student Dismissal at 2:30 pm

Sept. 17 - Marian Football vs. Washington (home) 7 pm

Sept. 24 - Marian Football vs. Saint Joseph's (away) 7 pm

Oct. 1 - Homecoming / Alumni Tailgate / ICCL Night;
Marian Football vs. Elkhart Central (home)

Oct. 9 - SAT

(subject to change without notice)

Calendar

Orientation

Bishop with Marian Graduates

State Science Fair Winners

Congratulations to the Hockey Team! A State Win!!!

March for Life 2010 with Bishop Rhoades

Strengths

C	atholic Character
A	cademic Excellence
T	eachers who are Caring & Dedicated
H	olistic Approach to Education
O	ptimal Use of 70 Acre Campus
L	eadership that is Strong & Positive
I	ntegration of the Latest Technology
C	ollege Preparatory Curriculum

Mission Statement
Marian High School challenges students to spiritual and moral growth, academic and physical excellence, and social maturity. As a Catholic community, Marian values the sanctity and individuality of each student and strives to live the example of Jesus Christ as teacher and servant.

Marian High School is a Roman Catholic Secondary School, operated by the Diocese of Fort Wayne/South Bend. Marian is open to all qualified students regardless of race, religion, creed, color, or national origin.

The Difference
Service Opportunities are an important part of the total education at Marian. Students may participate in volunteer service the Campus Ministry Office, clubs and organizations such as Junior Civitan, STARS, and Senior Service Projects.

Vision Statement
Marian High School will thrive as a Catholic high school, a faith filled community with a strong college preparatory curriculum, while meeting the needs of the students. Marian will prepare students for lifelong learning while fostering personal integrity and critical thinking. Marian will empower students to serve and to lead the Church, the local, and the global community.