 | "I believe that my years at Marymount taught me to believe that I could do anything I set my mind to. At Marymount, you literally have an entire community – a family – behind you every step of the way." Bethany B. ‘96
Marymount prepares students for college with its rigorous academic program and co-curricular opportunities. The school strives to prepare students to be mature, independent and resposible young women ready to meet the continued rigors and challenges of college life and beyond. EXPECTED STUDENT LEARNING RESULTS - Students at Marymount High School will become: Servant Leaders
- Women who will integrate their learning into a life of integrity, empathy, service, leadership, justice, and spirituality and be able to evaluate life situations in light of these values.
- Women who will commit to the importance of diversity in society and in our lives, and instill mutual respect among people within the community and for people beyond it.
- Women who will understand the interconnectedness of the earth and its environment and their responsibility for its health.
- Women who will fulfill the RSHM mission, "That all may have life, and have it to the full."
Effective Communicators
- Women who will demonstrate a concern and appreciation for cultures and languages other than their own.
- Women who will work collaboratively and successfully in groups.
- Women who will develop the ability to communicate confidently and persuasively.
- Women who will embrace and integrate new technology as a part of life skills.
Critical Thinkers
- Women who will read, write, think critically and develop independent learning skills as a means of understanding themselves and the world.
- Women who will balance their psychological and emotional health and well-being with their academics, athletics, and co-curricular pursuits.
- Women who will apply problem-solving skills to real world applications.
- Women who will demonstrate competence in the variety of disciplines at Marymount High School, and pursue their education successfully in college and beyond.
REQUIREMENTS FOR GRADUATION
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|  | The Alumnae Association’s Marymount Young Woman Award This award is given to a senior for her dedication and service to Marymount High School and for her devotion to the principles of Christian womanhood.
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 The Gailhac Award This award, named after the founder of the Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary, is presented to a senior who has consistently demonstrated the energy, enthusiasm, warmth, leadership and joy that promote the special family spirit that is unique to Marymount.
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 The Katherine Alfs Caldwell Memorial Award This award is presented to a senior class leader for initiative, devotion, commitment, and spirited contribution to her class.
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 The Kristin Klein Keefe Award This award is presented to a Marymount student who displays excellence in academics and who participates in interscholastic sports with the highest standards of sportsmanship and integrity as exemplified by Kristin Klein Keefe `88 during her years at Marymount.
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 The Les Anges Award This award is given to a senior who has constantly demonstrated the high ideals of a Marymount education, who has taken full advantage of the unique opportunities of that education, and who has consistently contributed to the school community.
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 The Marymount Gold Medals This award is presented to a student in each department for consistently displaying outstanding academic performance in the designated subject area. |
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 The Marymount Outstanding Scholar Award This award represents Marymount’s highest academic honor, and is presented to exceptional students who have achieved excellence in a multitude of disciplines.
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 The Mother Butler Award Marymount’s highest honor is given in memory of the Foundress of the Marymount Schools in the United States and Europe. It is awarded to a senior who has best integrated the ideals of a Marymount education through academic excellence, leadership, loyalty and supportive presence to the school community.
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