Marian Catholic High School

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Marian Catholic High School
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Motto: Veritas ("Truth")
Established 1958
Type Private coeducational secondary
President Sr. Mary Paul McCaughey, O.P.
Students 1692
Grades 9–12
Location Chicago Heights, Illinois USA
Colors Black and gold
Mascot Spartans
Website www.marianchs.com

Marian Catholic High School is a coeducational, college preparatory secondary school where students seek truth, exhibit personal responsibility, cultivate their individual talents, and demonstrate Christian service and leadership

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[edit] Overview

Marian Catholic High School was founded in 1958 by the Dominican Sisters of Springfield on 72 acres of land located on the corners of Ashland Avenue and Joe Orr Road in Chicago Heights, Illinois. The address of the school and convent was 666 Ashland Avenue until the city changed the address to 700 in the fall of 1991 following requests from the administrators.

The Marian student body has more than 1,670 students from 70 communities in Illinois and Northwest Indiana. There are 115 members on staff. The faculty is composed of 13 Dominican Sisters, 42 laymen and 41 laywomen whose fulltime equivalency combines to provide a faculty-student ratio of 1:18. Over 80% of Marian Catholic High School teachers have an advanced degree.

[edit] Athletics

Marian Catholic High School offers the following sports:

[edit] Famous Alumni

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