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Marion High School Certified ''FAFSA Completion Goal School''
MHS is a certified FAFSA Completion Goal school Marion High School is proud to have earned the 2025 FAFSA Completion Badge issued by the Indiana Commission for Higher Education! The CHE has certified that MHS met the state's goal for senior students' completion of the Free Application for Federal Student Aid for the 2024-25 school year by the state's priority deadline of April 15. The FAFSA is a key to college affordability for many, unlocking millions of dollars in both state and federal aid.
12 Marion High Students Earn College Board National Honors
12 MHS students earn College Board national honors A dozen Marion High School students have been honored by the College Board National Recognition Program. Seniors Grace Carpenter and Derrick Simmons-Lollis both received a School Recognition Award; senior Lennon Cordell received a First-Generation Recognition Award and a School Recognition Award. For all three of these students, this was the second year in a row that they received a College Board award, having received the Rural and
$4 Million Grant Paves Way for Transformation in Grades 5-8 at MCS
Over the next four years, students at Justice and McCulloch will experience school in new and exciting ways! Marion Community Schools is excited to announce that it has received a grant worth up to $4 million to fund bold transformation efforts at Justice Intermediate School and McCulloch Junior High School. MCS is proud to have the Indiana Department of Education’s backing on their vision for improving student learning in grades 5 through 8. This grant was awarded through a highly competitive statewide
Grant Regional Adult Education Student Orientation Sept 8 & 9
Giants Compete with the Best in the Nation at Annual Math Convention
Giants compete with the best in the nation at annual math conventionMHS brings home 6 individual awards, 13th place as a team Several Marion Community Schools students showed off their math skills to a national audience recently, competing at the Mu Alpha Theta National Convention, where two MHS students and and two MHS instructors earned individual awards, six in total. 23 members of the Marion High School chapter of Mu Alpha Theta, an international mathematics honor society, attended the convention in
