Marist School, Atlanta

What a beautiful day for a senior hangout/cookout!

Spotted this morning: PJ-clad seniors arriving on scooters, bikes, and other interesting alternative modes of transportation!

It’s almost showtime! Buy your tickets today! #Repost @maristtheatre Get your tickets now for GODSPELL JR! Our Foundations students and ninth graders have been hard at work - come see them on May 6 and 7! ... Tickets on The Nest, link in bio! See more

What a wonderful way to start Faculty/Staff Appreciation Week! Personalized yard signs, kind words decorating the walls, and a delicious breakfast from our Marist Parents Club helped show the love for our wonderful faculty and staff!

At the first and last pep rally of the year, the Marist School community came together in Hughes Spalding Stadium for some friendly competition between the grades (go, Father Ralph!) and Marist’s own version of The Masked Singer, complete with a student panel of judges guessing the voice and identity of the Wally-the-War-Eagle-costumed singing teachers. The pep rally concluded with the singing of the alma mater led by the Class of 2021. What an amazing year it’s been, Marist Fam! #MaristTogether

Happy New Year, Marist Fam! As classes resume, we bring you the latest installment of #WarEagleWins, a video series where we highlight members of the Marist School community and share their words of wisdom. In today’s post, Mr. Kevin Lisle, a longtime Marist science teacher and coach, talks about how much Marist means to him. He says while there are things about Marist that never changethe values that we teach and the traditions that we hold dearMarist can be a place of great change. Mr. Lisle says, It’s a place that will change your life if you let it. Be sure to check out the entire video for more from our beloved Mr. Lisle! #WarEagleWins #MaristTogether #MaristFam

#Repost @maristbooster Congratulations to our four 2020 @gpbsports GHSA All-Finals Team award recipients! Go War Eagles! #MaristFootball ... #WarEagleFever #GWE See more

What a team, what a season, what a community! Please join us in congratulating our Marist War Eagles varsity football team, Class AAAA State Champions! #Repost @maristbooster ‘89. ‘03. ‘20. ... #MaristFootball #WarEagleFever #GWE

As we approach the end of 2020, please consider supporting the Annual Fund by making your tax year-end gift to Marist School. Your support of the Annual Fund allows Marist to deliver life-changing educational experiences, provide invaluable opportunities, and help form Marist students into global-ready servant leaders. Please note that all gifts postmarked on or before December 31, 2020 will be eligible for a 2020 tax deduction. Online gifts must be posted by 11:59 p.m. (EST) on December 31, 2020, to be eligible for a 2020 tax deduction. Please visit this link for more information: https://www.marist.com/Giving/Annual-Fund Happy New Year and thank you for your generous support!

#Repost @maristmbc Good Morning it’s GAMEDAY!! See you all in your extreme blue and gold at 3:30 in Center Parc Stadium!!

Let the Spirit Week 2020 festivities begin! This year’s theme is Look on the Bright Side and will culminate with grade level color wars and the Homecoming varsity football game on November 13. Group A kicked off the BRIGHT fun, dressing up as something that starts with the letter assigned to each respective grade (B= 12th; R= 11th; I=10th; G=9th; H=8th; and T=7th). Looking forward to the fun ahead! #MaristFam #MaristTogether

Eighth grade students present their hieroglyphics in Mr. Troy Hall’s Ancient Civilizations class! #Repost @maristlibrary The lives and deaths of ancient Egyptians are carved in stone! Ancient Civ students are presenting their artifacts from Old Kingdom Egypt this week @maristschool. Artifacts will be on display soon, so you can learn more about this amazing civilization. @maristfam

Please join us in saying this prayer on election day. #MaristTogether

Due to a power outage at Marist School that is not estimated to be repaired until late Sunday evening, the Family Mass scheduled for Sunday, November 1 is canceled. We look forward to rescheduling in the near future. God bless and stay safe.

Power is out at school this morning and is likely going to be out throughout the weekend. Because of widespread outages that would make virtual teaching and learning a challenge for many, school will be closed for the day with no virtual learning. We hope you each enjoy a relaxing, blessed weekend.

Please join us for Family Mass on the Solemnity of All Saints on Sunday, November 1 at 11 a.m. in Centennial Center. Reserve your seat here: https://www.marist.com/news-detail?pk=1375021&fromId=195499 Seating will be limited and socially distanced. Two people who live in the same household may sit together. Masks covering both nose and mouth will be required at all times. Upon your arrival, we will ask screening questions and check temperatures. Please maintain six feet of d...istance between you and others as you wait in line and enter and exit for Mass. Mass also will be livestreamed for those not attending in person.

The National Weather Service has placed Atlanta under a Tropical Storm Warning, and Hurricane Zeta is expected to bring heavy rain and high winds to our area overnight and in the early morning hours. Due to the potential for flooding on Marist School's campus and to allow for improved driving conditions, we will have a late start tomorrow, Thursday, October 29. Health screenings will begin at 9:30 a.m., and classes will begin at 10 a.m. Marist Fam: Stay safe!

Hot off the press! The latest edition of Marist Matters will hit your mailbox soon. Can’t wait until then? Click the link below for the online edition. #MaristMatters #MaristTogether https://issuu.com//marist_matters_vol45_iss1_2020_pages__s

#Repost @marist_admissions Calling all future War Eagles! Our 2021-2022 application is now available, and we want you to apply! @maristschool

Marist School is pleased to congratulate Archbishop Wilton D. Gregory, former Archbishop of Atlanta, on his appointment to the College of Cardinals! Archbishop Gregory is the first African American bishop to serve in this capacity. He was a frequent visitor to Marist School during the many years he served as Archbishop of the Archdiocese of Atlanta. For more information, click on the link to The Georgia Bulletin article: https://georgiabulletin.org//pope-announces-new-cardinals/

#Repost @marist_admissions We are thrilled to welcome prospective Marist families for on-campus walking tours! Thank you to our incredible Student Ambassadors for spending your Saturdays with us And of course, no Admissions event would be complete without our famous Marist cookies! @maristschool

Recently, the College Board National Recognition Programs recognized Marist seniors Babalola Awe, Ethan Ekpenyong, Amarachi Nwogu, and Anthony Ovadje as National African American Recognition Program Scholars (first image) and Gabriel Acevedo, Javier Farach, and Benjamin Winther as National Hispanic Recognition Program Scholars (second image) for their outstanding scores on the fall 2019 PSAT. The National Merit Scholarship Corporation also named six Marist seniors as National Merit Semifinalists and commended 14 other Marist seniors. Read more here: https://www.marist.com/news-detail?pk=1361862&fromId=195499 Congratulations to this talented group of hardworking Marist students!

We invite you to take a break from the screens! Thanks to Marist’s amazingly talented and innovative theater program, you can enjoy an outside, live theater experience this week. On October 22 and 24 at 7:30 p.m., Marist Theater is presenting UNPRECEDENTED, a thoughtful evening of short shows designed to make you laugh, maybe make you think, and encourage you to join in the celebration of gathering IN PERSON to share stories! Be sure to purchase your tickets before it’s too late! Best availability is for the Thursday show. For more information about the production and safety protocols in place: https://www.marist.com/news-detail?pk=1372632&fromId=195499