Having a larger school is a definite advantage for the students. This presents an opportunity for more subjects as well as sports. The challenge will be the distance to travel to and from school but in the long run will be invaluable for the student.
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Posted by a other on 05/14/09
When Marion and Linville first combined there were alot of students and parents who did not agree with it. And at first I wa one of those students. But I soon made a lot of new friends and would not wish it any other way. But for the people who want to talk trash about not careing if Linville closed
... Read more or wish it would have stayed open so we would have never combined, Linville had higher scores than Marion did and Linville also had less fights and less drama. Lauren~DeSha Read less
Posted by a parent on 02/18/09
Marion is a good school to me ive been here every since I was in pre-k.I really wish that mrs.davis was still princiable this year of 2008 and 2009.We learn more here than anything the teachers really care about us and our gredes.This year we really got new students and i wish linville would'nt never
... Read more combined with us because they b talkin bout how they wish linville wuz still up who give a care about linville. Read less
Posted by a other on 01/07/09
Total lack of discipline and no structure at all. I am thinking to relocated to a better district.
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Posted by a parent on 10/02/08
Marion High School is alright to me. My three siblings and I attend it now. The only one of us that has trouble is my little brother. I like mot of the teachers st Marion. They are interested in our work and actually care about where we might end up in the future, but some teachers do notmake us
... Read more to any work and when it comes to the bid test we just have to wing it and use the shills we already have to try to do good on it. I have no problem with exceot for the population of the school. I thibk that they should combine MHS and LHS. It is nonsense to have two schools in a town that is as small as Marion. There might be some difficulties but I think that most of the people would get over it. Thank you for listening to me. Read less
Posted by a student on 12/05/04
I think marion is the worst school ever. I went there my familey went there .We never learned anything at all.I droped out because the students where hateful to me and lillie davis is the worst person to be a principal.
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English as Second Language
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Marion schools — Marion High School is located at 3062 Taylor St, Marion LA 71260. 3062 Taylor St is in the 71260 ZIP code in Marion, LA The school district for Marion High School is the Union Parish School District. Marion High School is a Public school that serves grade levels K - 12.
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