Welcome to Marana High School, within the Marana Unified School District. Marana High is a 9-12 school offering the highest quality, inspiring and enriching education in a safe, nurturing, and award-winning learning environment. We take great pride in the strong sense of community that exists at our school between our parents, students, Town of Marana and visitors.
Marana High, home of the Tigers, offers a diverse array of college-level advanced placement classes, dual enrollment courses, career and technical/JTED courses to earn industry recognized ... Principal's Full Message.
Congratulations to these outstanding athletes: Bella Muscoureil – Dixie State, Basketball Antoinette Audiss – Embry Rittle, Basketball Cheyenne Hudson, Huntingdon College, Softball Michael Wooster – Southwestern College, XC Ella Dotson - Hawaii Pacific, Volleyball ...
Congratulations Marana High School on earning the Energy Saver School of the Month award! Because of your conservation efforts this summer and during the start of school, you will be given the award banner to display at your school ...
As part of the process to hire a new superintendent, the Governing Board invites parents, employees, and the community to participate in a ThoughtExchange conversation.
Marana High School proudly paid tribute to their military veterans on Veteran's Day. The full display, with each individual recognition, can be ...
By Charlotte Perkins: The word team can mean family in some athlete's language. There always will be ups and downs, but teammates always will inspire each other to be better individually and as a ...
By Jensen Stone: The Marana girls golf team won its first match of the season against Mountain View High School on Aug. 19. The girls have been practicing since early July ...
By Ashley Monson: A new craze is sweeping the state, the nation, and the world. Esports is a competitive league of computer gaming with millions tuning in through platforms like Twitch (a streaming site owned by Amazon) ...
By Emma Nixon: "[I wanted] to work with my hands, [learn] how to measure and [learn] just some basic things about how to problem solve," said sophomore Daniel Parrish on why he took ...
Feed the Children H.E.L.P. program donated 160 backpacks filled with school supplies and personal items, books and binders to #maranaschools! These backpacks will afford local students ...
Thank you to The Salvation Army – Tucson Teachers SOS (Support Our Students) and KOLD News 13 Cares For Classrooms for surprising ...
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