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Purcell Marian High School Announces 2020-2021 Reopening Plan

The school year will begin Wednesday, August 26 following a Hybrid Learning Model.

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Girls Varsity Cross Country @ Bethel Tate High School / Middle School

150 Fossyl Dr

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Boys Varsity Cross Country @ Bethel Tate High School / Middle School

150 Fossyl Dr

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Girls Varsity Volleyball @ Colerain High School

8801 Cheviot Rd

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Purcell Marian is excited to begin our first full academic year as an International Baccalaureate World School. The IB is a worldwide community of schools with the shared vision and mission to empower its students with the skills, values, and knowledge to create a better and more peaceful world. That is the mission of IB. A…

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Purcell Marian opens their 2020 football home slate on Saturday, September 5 against New Miami at Shea Stadium. Due to health restrictions related to COVID-19, attendance is limited and safety protocols will be strictly enforced. Please review the new policies before attending. All home games will be streamed live online during the 2020 season. Ticket…

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Purcell Marian High School has announced a reopening plan for the 2020-21 school year. The administration and faculty passionately crafted each protocol with the best health and educational outcomes of our teachers, students, and families in mind. Highlights of the reopening plan include: Three distinct models for student learning Plan A - All students in…

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Freshman Retreat Mass in St. Francis DeSales • “Students who respond to moral and ethical problems with the courage and compassion that the gospel teaches ... are motivated to build a society of solidarity, justice, and peace.”

Ximena ‘22 and Julissa ‘24 read the Spanish ph

Ximena ‘22 and Julissa ‘24 read the Spanish phrase of the day during morning announcements as part of our Hispanic Heritage Month celebration. #BestInEach

Cincinnati based artist Dai Williams connected vir

Cincinnati based artist Dai Williams connected virtually with Art Club to discuss process and DIY zines. Be on the lookout as we share student produced Art Club Zines in the near future! #OutstandingAmongAll

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“A school ought to be continually revising its methods, bearing in mind the complexity and instability of the real world” - Pédagogie Marianiste • Mr. Nobbe leading an after-school study session in the courtyard

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"It will be a great opportunity for me to write about experiences that I've had and the life lessons I've learned here." - Senior Tia Nurredin on her initial thoughts about Speak Out!

Throughout the 2020-2021 school year, all Purcell Marian students will participate in the Speak Out! Project as part of their English classes. This project will bring together the many voices of our school, and it will allow the students of PM to share their valuable and powerful stories with the community.

At its core, Speak Out! is a chance for students to engage with the topic of prejudice, bear witness, and advocate for change. After finishing their stories, they will be asked to share their work - if they feel comfortable - with the PM community and the broader community of Cincinnati and Ohio.

Some will be sent to political representatives; some might be read by the PMHS board, and some may be filmed or recorded to be broadcast to the community. We hope to share as many stories as possible and promote positive change in our world.

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