The Creative Arts Festival will take place Friday in the cafeteria, auditorium and (weather permitting) senior courtyard.
Sponsored by Reveille, the festival will not only display art, but will also include numerous musical performances.
“We tried to make the festival much more of a partnership than just a Reveille event,” said editor-in-chief Amber Holder, senior, about the collaboration between Reveille, NAHS and Tri-M for the event.
by anna thillairajah The Science National Honor Society has been gaining exposure to the scientific community by attending scientific talks in Washington, D.C. including lectures at the Carnegie Institute for Science. Besides going to Carnegie lectures, the SNHS invites experts to speak at school. For instance, Peter Behr of E&EContinue Reading
Fairfax County will be getting a new superintendent at the end of the school year in response to the retirement of current superintendent Jack Dale.
The search firm Hazard, Young, Attea & Associates was commissioned by the School Board to search for a new superintendent by collecting input from employees, parents, and the Fairfax County community.
Principal Jay Pearson, along with other high school and middle school principals, collectively provided feedback for the qualities the school board wants in a superintendent.
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In celebration of Marshall’s 50th anniversary, a Gala will be held on Nov. 9. As well as providing a reunion for alumni and involved parents, the event will serve as a fundraiser for the new space created by recent renovations.
The Gala will “provide an opportunity to celebrate a milestone in this school’s history,” principal Jay Pearson said. “It’s a chance to look back, and also look forward.”
Planning for the event began last year, event chair Malou Rennert said. The theme decided on for the event will be “Fifty Years under Five Stars.”
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