2023
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November
Living Boldly, Loving Big: Kelly Jandernoa of the Red Glasses Movement Inspires Marian High School
Marian High School had the privilege of hosting Kelly Jandernoa from the Red Glasses Movement on Monday, November 27. . .Read More -
From Educator to Principal, Stacey Cushman to Shape School Life
With 16 years dedicated to the Marian Community, Principal Stacey Cushman shares her vision for Marian education:Read More -
From Marian to ArtPrize: Rosanne Coty ’85 Shares Artistic Vision
"Art motivates, inspires, and encourages us to view the world through a different lens," says Rosanne Coty '85, a talented local artist whose career has spanned across the United States...Read More -
From Marian to Osorno: Ella Kennedy ’25 Studies Abroad in Chile
Ella Kennedy ’25 shares her experience studying abroad in Chile. Discover how her experiences in Chile, marked by courage and curiosity, have ignited a passion for foreign languages and exploring diverse cultures:Read More -
WATCH: Marian Day of Giving - Thank You $81,519!
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Faculty, Staff Trained in Stop the Bleed, CPR, and Cultural Competence
Marian High School's faculty and staff recently engaged in a pivotal training session led by the Bloomfield Township Fire and Police departments. . .Read More -
Mrs. Shopinski's Classroom: Where Language and Culture Come to Life
In a delightful blend of cultural exploration and hands-on learning, Mrs. Shopinski's German and Spanish classes have engaged in exciting activities celebrating the richness of German and Mexican traditions.Read More -
Marian Celebrates Outstanding Scholars Named to CHSL All-Catholic Academic Team
Marian is thrilled to announce the exceptional achievement of 31 students named to the Catholic High School League Scholastic All-Catholic Team.Read More -
October
Annual STEM Night Inspires Future Leaders in STEM
Marian High School's annual STEM Night was a resounding success, offering students a unique opportunity to be inspired by accomplished women in the fields of engineering, healthcare, computer science, and statistical analysisRead More -
Isabella Denipoti '24: Bringing Halloween Joy with HalloWINaSmile
Marian senior Isabella Denipoti is a remarkable young woman deeply involved in her community. At Marian, she has been a member of the field hockey, ski team, the Spanish Honors Society, and the Mind and Heart Literary Magazine team. However, her initiative, HalloWINaSmile, is what truly sets her apart.Read More -
Leadership Circle Dinner Celebrates Donors and Student Success
The Marian High School community came together on October 18 at The Village Club to express gratitude to the school's highest-level donors during the 17th Annual Marian High School Leadership Circle Dinner.Read More -
“Lead from within”: National Honor Society Induction Features Keynote Speech by Maria Mendola ’17
Marian High School’s 2023 National Honor Society (NHS) induction ceremony proved to be an evening of inspiration and motivation for the 78 inductees and attendeesRead More -
Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month
In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, Catalina Colangelo van Meek ’26 shares what her Colombian heritage means to her.Read More -
Marian’s Mary Tiseo ’96, RN: A Dedication to Health and Safety
Among the many dedicated individuals that keep the Marian community safe and thriving, we find Mrs. Mary Spiro Tiseo ’96, RN.Read More -
12th Annual Class Reunions Weekend
Marian hosted its annual Class Reunions Weekend from September 29 to October 1, bringing together alumnae celebrating an impressive 12 different reunion classes.Read More -
September
The National Merit Scholarship Program names Grace Bitti '24 as a Commended Student
Marian is proud to announce Grace Bitti ’24 as a 2024 National Merit Scholarship Commended Student.Read More -
Marian's Intro to Business Welcomes Michael Sana: A Lesson in Entrepreneurship
Michael Sana, the visionary entrepreneur behind SANA Detroit, recently shared his inspiring journey to success with Mrs. Denha Tella's Intro to Business class.Read More -
President Heather Greig Sofran '96 Shares Marian Vision
We are embarking on a new chapter at Marian. Hear from Heather Greig Sofran ’96 as she shares our vision for the future. Discover how we plan to empower our students for success in today’s world. Get inspired to be part of this exciting journey!Read More -
National Merit Scholarship Semifinalist Maggie Scott '24 Ranks Among Top 1% Nationwide
Read MoreMarian is proud to announce Maggie Scott ’24 as a Semifinalist in the 2024 National Merit Scholarship Program. -
1959 Society Celebrates Planned Giving Impact
1959 Society members gathered this fall to celebrate their shared commitment to remembering Marian in their estate plans.Read More -
Renowned Author and Bullying Survivor, Jodee Blanco, Inspires Marian High School with Anti-Bullying Seminar
Marian had the honor of hosting a special guest speaking to students, educators, and parents September 6. New York Times bestselling author and remarkable bullying survivor turned activist, Jodee Blanco. . .Read More -
August
Tess Mervenne '20 Inspires Intro to Acting and Concert Choir Students
Marian was honored to welcome back Tess Mervenne '20, who visited acting and choir classes Thursday to share her journey and offer invaluable advice to current students.Read More -
Leadership Day: Olivia Lehnertz ’15, Maddy Kizy ‘18 Empower Student Leaders
Marian High School celebrated its annual Leadership Day on Tuesday, a day highlighting the school's commitment to nurturing leadership skills in its students. This year's event featured two inspiring young alumnae speakers, Olivia Lehnertz ’15 and Maddy Kizy ‘18, who shared their experiences, insights, and words of wisdom with the current student body. The event also coincided with the school's first all-school Mass of the year, creating a powerful atmosphere of unity and purpose.Read More -
Vincent Bellante Joins Marian High School as Accommodations Specialist
Marian High School is pleased to welcome Vincent Bellante as its new Accommodations Specialist.Read More -
Marian Hosts Daniel Ament, Birmingham Bloomfield Community Coalition on Substance Abuse Prevention
Marian had the privilege of welcoming two distinguished speakers on August 22, Daniel Ament and representatives from the Birmingham Bloomfield Community Coalition (BBCC), for a presentation aimed at empowering the freshman class with knowledge about substance abuse prevention and overall wellness.Read More -
Faculty Retreat Centers on Grace for New Academic Year
Ahead of embarking on a new academic year, faculty and staff gathered Monday for a spiritually enriching and empowering retreat.Read More -
Marian Class of 2004: Women in Sports
Sports has always been an integral part of Erin Sheehan Swales’s ’04 life. She grew up in Corktown near the old Tiger Stadium and was a multi-sport athlete at Marian. . .Read More -
May
Sr. Lenore Named CHSL Person of the Year
The Detroit Catholic High School League (CHSL) and Catholic Coaches Association announced that Sr. Lenore Pochelski, IHM, Head of School at Marian High School, has been named the 2023 Ed Lauer Person of the Year. . .Read More -
Marian Walk-A-Thon
Marian students, faculty and staff participated in the annual Walk-a-Thon on May 2, to raise money for Angels' Place, Shades of Pink and Downtown Boxing Gym. . .Read More -
March
MAC Hall of Fame Induction '23
Read MoreThe Second Annual MAC Hall of Fame Class of 2023 InductedMarian Athletic Club (MAC) honors members of the school's first state championship team along with a coach, a contributor, a swimming great and a two-sport star. -
February
Marian Travels to Guatemala
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Marian High School
7225 Lahser Road Bloomfield Hills, MI 48301
PHONE: 248-644-1750 - Marian High School
PHONE: 248-644-1750 - Marian High School
Marian High School, an IHM sponsored school, is fully accredited by NCA CASI, an accrediting division of AdvancED.
Marian is a Catholic college preparatory school for young women, sponsored by the Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary.
The mission of Marian is to ensure, within a Christian environment, an excellent education built on a strong academic curriculum, which will enable young women to value human diversity and live responsible lives of leadership and action based on gospel values.
An enduring tradition: guiding young women spiritually, challenging them academically, and inspiring them to a life of leadership and service.