The Marist Evening Series features three evenings of captivating courses for adults taught by the accomplished Marist School faculty and staff. Class topics include: art history; religion and spirituality; history and culture; science; college planning; ceramics; drawing/painting; photography; film; writing; and more.

Marist School, an independent Catholic school for grades 7-12, hosts its annual Open House this Sunday, December 8 for families with prospective students. Attendees will have the opportunity to meet students, teachers, and coaches while learning about Marist’s academic, spiritual, and extracurricular programs.

Marist School has named Kathy and Mike Cote the recipients of the school’s highest honor, the St. Peter Chanel Award.

The Marist Softball program is well represented on the AAAA State Softball Teams that were selected by the state coaches.  Senior Lexy Van Metre and sophomore Avery Fantucci were named to the 1st Team along with junior Kennedy Ryman selected to the 2nd Team and senior Ashley Haertel receiving Honorable Mention honors.

The Lady War Eagles finished as AAAA State Runner-Up after a tremendous run in the State Tournament.  They lost their first game in Columbus in the Elite Eight Tournament only to battle back, winning 4 straight games to advance to the Championship Game, losing to Heritage-Ringgold in the finals.  The team finished with a 28-6 overall record, winning the program's 20th consecutive region title.

Marist War Eagle Steven Nahmias has been invited to play in the 2019 Georgia Army National Guard/GACA North/South All-Star Sophomore Classic on December 29 at Denmark High School.  Game time is 10:30am.

The North/South Classic is the longest running All-Star Game in the country and the most prestigious in the state of Georgia and includes games for sophomores, juniors and seniors.

Caroline Chipman '17, current soccer player at the University of Georgia has been named a recipient of the 2019-2020 Joel Eaves Scholar-Athlete Award. This award is presented to the male and female student-athletes with the highest grade point average upon entering the fall semester of his or her senior year, based upon academic hour rather than eligibility.