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Welcome to John Marshall High School, Home of the Monarchs. John Marshall has a long-standing tradition of school pride and academic excellence. We continuously work to provide our students with the most up-to-date teaching practices and technology. We invite you to explore the course offerings, career and technical programs, clubs, and athletics at John Marshall.

Jared Ulrich was honored at the December BOE meeting for his accolade. Seated from left: MCS BOE member Lori Kestner, Jared Ulrich and MCS BOE member Brenda Coffield. Standing from left: BOE member Dr. Duane Miller, MCS BOE President John Miller and BOE Vice-President Christie Robison.

JM’s Ulrich Earns National Award

The NOCTI Board of Trustees named John Marshall High School Automotive Technology teacher Jared Ulrich the winner of the 2024 Carl J. Schaefer Memorial Career & Technical Education (CTE) Teacher…

Lawyer in the School Program Available for Parents and Guardians

Marshall County Schools is holding a monthly legal clinic at the BOE office. The Lawyer in the School program provides eligible parents and caregivers of public-school students the opportunity to…

Pictured from left seated: Joey Armstrong, Morgan Carlin and Megan Gary. Standing from left: Sydney Gray, Gianna Polsinelli, Jacob Shaffer and Clay Howard.

Holiday Music Extravaganza- Monarch Tidings at JMHS

The John Marshall High School Music Department is pleased to invite the public to celebrate the holiday season at a combined Christmas concert. The 7th annual Monarch Tidings is on…

The Time to Give Thanks is Here with a turkey

Thanksgiving Break Information

In observance of Thanksgiving, all public schools in Marshall County will be closed on the dates listed. Wednesday, November 27, 2024 Thursday, November 28, 2024 Friday, November 29, 2024 Students…

Saturday, November 23, 2024, at 1:55 pm, WJMH Media will provide a live stream of the 54th annual Marshall County Chamber of Commerce Christmas Parade via its YouTube channel.

WJMH Media to Stream Marshall County Christmas Parade

WJMH Media, the student run broadcasting program of Marshall County Schools based at John Marshall High School, will provide a live stream of the 54th annual Marshall County Chamber of Commerce…

Pictured from left front row: MCS Assistant Superintendent Karen Klamut, MCS Superintendent Dr. Shelby Haines and MCS BOE Vice-President Christie Robison. Back row from left: Marshall County AFT President Josh Gary, Marshall County Commission President Mike Ferro, MC Chamber Executive Director Scott Reager and MCEA President Stephanie Brown.

2024 American Education Week Proclamation Signed in Marshall County

Marshall County Schools Superintendent Dr. Shelby Haines was joined by representatives from the school district, Board of Education, teachers’ unions, Marshall County Chamber of Commerce and Marshall County Commission at…

Student PL Day at the John Marshall Field House.

WV DED and WVU IE Partner to Empower Future Leaders in MCS CTE Programs

In collaboration with the West Virginia Department of Economic Development and the WVU Industrial Extension Office, Marshall County Career & Technical Education (CTE) hosted its first-ever Professional Learning Day (PL…

Lawyer in the School Program Available for Parents and Guardians

Marshall County Schools is holding a monthly legal clinic at the BOE office. The Lawyer in the School program provides eligible parents and caregivers of public school students the opportunity…

Alexa Bushovisky shares a joyful hug with Kathleen Loughman, Science Department Chair, after being surprised to learn that Kathleen nominated her for the Above and Beyond Award.

Alexa Bushovisky Honored with WVPB’s Above and Beyond Award

John Marshall High School Science teacher Alexa Bushovisky earned West Virginia Public Broadcasting’s Above and Beyond Award for September, 2024. This award recognizes excellence and creativity of Mountain State teachers.…

John Marshall Aquatic Center Project Details Released

Project Details: Construction Details: The design of the John Marshall Aquatic Center was inspired, by not only the existing high school, but the former Sherrard, Union and Moundsville high schools.