About Marist High School
Marist High School is a Roman Catholic, coeducational college-prep school on Chicago's southwest side, opened in 1963 by the Marist Brothers at the request of Cardinal Meyer. Originally all-male, it became coeducational in 2002 and serves grades 9-12.
Quick facts
- Opened September 1963 by the Marist Brothers
- All-male originally; coeducational since 2002
- Grades 9-12; southwest side (4200 W 115th Street)
- Opened with 320 freshmen taught by seven Marist Brothers
A Catholic education in Chicago
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