New Parent Information

The goal of the Marist Clinic is two-fold. First, we want to support your child at school should he/she become sick or injured or have a chronic medical condition. Second, we process and maintain all required health forms and health information for Marist School students.  

 

To that end, it is critical that all newly enrolled students submit the required health forms in a timely fashion. For your convenience, below is a list of important next steps related to the health and wellness of your child while at Marist. 

 

GHSA forms are required for all students regardless of participation in sports. The following three GHSA Forms must be completed, signed, and submitted via SNAP, our electronic medical record system, by June 4. See below for more details about SNAP.

 

 

Students who already play a band instrument are strongly encouraged to continue their experience with Concert Band, which is a regularly scheduled class as part of the academic curriculum. Students without previous instrumental experience are invited to join Beginning Band. Students auditioning for Boys Chorus or Girls Chorus will be expected to match pitch.

The audition is required, and students will be placed in a suitable class by the music faculty. Auditioning for a program does not ensure placement in that program.

Detailed instructions can be found at Audition Information. Students will be notified of their placement mid-June.

Opportunities for high school students exist in our Marching Band and Wind Ensemble.


Hear the experiences from former Marist band students. 

Please contact Marist Registrar Tammy Akin to schedule a time to complete the course request worksheet together prior to April 26.

The Marist Campus Store can supply you with uniform shirts, PE uniforms, and ties. The Campus Store will host a Used Uniform Sale in August. Campus Store purchases are tax-free and proceeds benefit the school. 

7th and 8th grade team tryouts will be held August 2-4. Exact times are yet to be determined. Attendance is required for all dates. All 7th and 8th graders are eligible for the middle school team. 8th graders are also eligible to try out for the JV team. For additional information, contact Coach Leah Longoria.

For more information about tryouts for the 7th/8th Softball Team, email Coach Campbell. In the email, please include parent and child contact information as well as the position your child would like to try out for.

Football (no tryouts; rosters are unlimited)

Campus Ministry provides opportunities for your child(ren) to live their faith, practice our Marist values, and grow as servant leaders during their time at Marist.

Peer Leaders are 11th and 12th grade students who embody the Marist value of hospitality as they are paired with incoming students to welcome them to Marist. Peer Leaders will contact new students directly and will organize get-togethers during the summer and into Term 1, helping new students connect with classmates, as well as reaching out to answer questions and offer encouragement during those first weeks. For more information, contact peerleader@marist.com.

Retreats are a great way to build community and grow spiritually at Marist. Students at every grade level are invited to participate in weekend retreats facilitated by older students who have been selected and trained as leaders. Retreat registration information will be sent from retreats@marist.com in early August. Some retreats have limited space so registration is on a first-come, first-served basis. Click here to learn more about retreats at Marist. 

Community Service is at the heart of who we are as Marist. Campus Ministry collaborates with the Theology Department to help students put their faith in action through service. Foundations students participate in service projects coordinated through their theology classes. High school students have a service commitment to fulfill each school year, a limited number of service hours they complete on their own with support from Campus Ministry.

 

Prayer and Liturgy guide our experience as a community of faith. Our community starts each day together in prayer, often led by individual students. For daily Mass, prayer services, and all-school liturgies, students are invited to serve as lectors, altar servers, and music ministers. For more information, contact Campus Ministry.