Marist School

Student Travel Amplifies Classroom Learning

Summer is a time for Marist students to have fun and relax, but it also is a chance for them to have meaningful educational experiences that can help prepare them to become the faith-filled, global-ready servant leaders of tomorrow.

Faculty Innovators Connect and Inspire Each Other at MacGinnitie Luncheon

Grounded in the heritage of Catholic education, Marist School offers a traditional learning experience in many ways, yet the school also thoroughly embraces innovative pedagogy as it forms students in the image of Christ and prepares them to be global-ready servant leaders.

Recognizing Service and Excellence: Marist’s 2022 Alumni Award Recipients

On May 20, the Marist Alumni Association celebrated the 2022 Alumni Award recipients, recognizing three extraordinary individuals, Catherine “Kit” Hoover Sullivan ’88, Mark F. Galvin ’85, and Margaret M. Mullins ’06, for their exceptional service to Marist School and to the community. The award recipients were honored at a luncheon held at Cherokee Town Club.

Welcoming Alumni to Campus for Reunion Weekend 2022

Marist’s 2022 Reunion Weekend was a resounding success! The events held during this special weekend were a celebration of our alumni and an opportunity for friends and classmates to meet face-to-face in a familiar place.

Make Way for Goslings

Over this past spring break in early March, when Marist School was devoid of activity and eerily quiet, new residents moved into the heart of campus. Two Canadian geese—a mother and father—built their nest in the green space of the ledge next to the main stairs leading up from the Flag Circle. When normal campus operations resumed the following week, students, faculty, and staff encountered Mama Goose sitting on her four eggs and Father Goose patrolling the area, protecting his family from anyone who came near.

Marist Academic Center Supports Student Academic Success

One of the busiest locations on the Marist School campus is the Marist Academic Center, affectionately referred to by the school community as the “MAC.”