School News

Maranatha High School’s Spring Showcase, “What A Wonderful World,” takes place this Friday and Saturday, April 16-17 at 8:00 pm. This will be the final performing arts event of the year, and one you won't want to miss! 
 

Do you find yourself wondering, "What can I do to lower the cost of college tuition?"

With the Junior/Senior Prom less than two weeks away, anticipation for the biggest student social event of the year is high!

The Parent Association meeting this Wednesday will feature a special presentation by Maranatha’s C.A.R.E. Team.

On March 20, a team of Maranatha students competed in the prestigious 2021 National Science Bowl, a nationwide academic competition designed to inspire students to further explore subjects related to STEM.

A group of Maranatha students recently wrote cards to thank the front-line workers at a local hospital.

Our campus has re-opened and activities are finally resuming, which means parent volunteers are needed more than ever!

Last week, our school donated boxes and bags of pantry and hygiene products to support community members in need. 

Just over a year ago, Maranatha High School launched the C.A.R.E. Team in order to create safe spaces and inviting conversations where students can discuss race and culture.

Our Visual and Performing Arts students will be in the spotlight during a special 2-night event in April.

Maranatha is preparing to transition to Hybrid learning as we plan to welcome students back to campus on Monday, March 22. 
 

With so many events and activities on the school calendar this Spring, there are numerous opportunities for parents to get involved and also earn Parent Service Program (PSP) hours, some even this week! 
 

Last week, Maranatha parent, Pastor Ray Causly, blessed us with a powerful message of hope for parents of teens. 
 

The Silent Auction for Maranatha’s virtual benefit, The Sky’s the Limit, will open tomorrow at 8:00 AM, so be sure to check it out and start bidding!

Even before the pandemic, many in our own communities were suffering or in need. But as we all know, this last year has only compounded the needs many families are facing. As a school community, we have an opportunity to help. 

Join us for an inspiring morning at the upcoming PA Meeting on Wednesday, March 10, 2021, 8AM with Pastor Ray Causly as he shares "Patient Endurance: How to Patiently Lead our Teens toward Intimacy with God and Us."

If you missed School Picture Days, you’ll be happy to know we have another opportunity for you this month.

Coming soon to a drive-in movie theater near you (actually Maranatha’s South Lawn), the Maranatha Theater Arts film production of “Bye Bye Birdie.” 
 

During this pandemic, feeling isolated in quarantine is something to which everyone must learn to adjust. Unfortunately, for many preemie* families awaiting the release of their tiny babies from the NICU (Neonatal Intensive Care Unit), an already difficult time can become even more isolating, without the support of others.

The welcome that faculty and staff received this morning, as they arrived back on campus, put smiles on every face!

Will you be the next member to join “Maranatha's Diamond Cross Club”?

The tradition of Spiritual Emphasis Week (SEW) continues at Maranatha High School this week even though the school cannot be together in-person. 

This Friday during business lunch, we will have the third installment in our Women in STEM Series.

If the current state of things is frustrating you because you’ve “got a lot of livin’ to do”, or if stay-at-home orders are making it difficult for you to “put on a happy face,” we would love to help!

Recently, a group of Maranatha students took the initiative to help the homeless.

If a situation arises and we need to reach you quickly, is your contact information on file with the school accurate and complete?

One of the greatest challenges facing Maranatha’s Visual and Performing Arts Department during this pandemic has been how to allow the Maranatha community to experience and enjoy the awesome talent of our students.

We are sure you have heard that this year’s benefit, The Sky’s the Limit, will be virtual and is planned for Saturday, March 6, 2021 at 5:30 p.m. We hope you are getting excited as the Annual Benefit Committee is busily planning a fun and entertaining virtual event for you! 

As the pandemic continues, many Maranatha parents have asked questions about the school’s preparedness to welcome students back to campus, what activities are allowed currently, and more.

Senior Tributes are available for the 2020-2021 yearbook.

While school, sports, and much of life remain shut down due to the continued global pandemic, one sense of normalcy at Maranatha is the continued successes of our hard-working Speech and Debate Team. 

On January 28, Principal Tim Fenderson and the Academic Team will host the next online forum for Maranatha High School parents.

Maranatha High School is looking forward to hosting 10th and 11th-grade students on campus for the PSAT exam on Tuesday, January 26.

Maranatha High School’s annual benefit event, “The Sky’s the Limit,” will be held virtually on Saturday, March 6.

Morning Worship is a great way to gather with the student body outside of the weekly chapel setting.

There are several items that some parents need to pick up at school.

The Maranatha High School C.A.R.E. Team is proud to launch C.A.R.E. Roundtable Conversations this semester.  
 

The Parent Association welcomes special guest, Greg Matuskiewicz, to speak at the PA meeting on Wednesday, January 13, at 8:00 a.m. 
 

Maranatha’s Visual Arts Department has a rich history of developing the talents of young artists and equipping them to pursue their dreams of using those skills in their profession. Two MHS alumni recently shared with us their unique accomplishments.