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Programs and prices, tuition fees in Marshall School
Upper School: 9-12th Grade
- Age of students — from 14 years old,
- The studying period is four years.
Marshall School offers an academically intensive high school program, which is aimed at preparing students for college. Students complete a curriculum that includes core subjects: English, mathematics, natural sciences, social studies, and World language, as well as additional compulsory courses in computer science, fine arts, health care, and physical education. Core courses are offered at the College Preparatory, Honors, and Advanced Placement levels.
In the 10th grade, students can receive Honors qualifications in the following subjects:
- American literature,
- History of the USA,
- Chemistry.
In grades 11-12, they will be able to obtain:
- Honors: British Literature,
- AP: World History, English, US Politics.
To successfully graduate from school, students need to complete a community service course of 10 hours per year. The purpose of the elective is to provide an experience, allowing students to learn the value of the ideals of society: service to others and the community, this concept is put into practice through service to non—profit organizations and work on campus. Students who have worked more than 100 hours in one academic year are eligible for the Centurion Award.
Forest School Program: Kindergarten-4th Grade
- Age of students – from 5 to 9 years,
- The studying period is four to five years.
Forest School is an early childhood program which stipulates instruction from kindergarten through fourth grade.
The foundation of the program is a supportive, diverse, and stimulating academic environment – students spend about 50% of their time outdoors, studying in the nature of the 42-acre campus. The curriculum is based on the acquisition of important skills by students, the ability to communicate and social activity, the development of physical and intellectual abilities. The schedule includes classes in reading, writing and arithmetic, which are held in a game format - so children remember information faster. Under the guidance of a qualified teacher, they receive comprehensive support and extensive opportunities to realize both academic, creative, sports, research abilities at an early stage.
Upon completion of the program, students have a strong base of core knowledge and skills which contribute to continued success in the transition to secondary school.
Middle School: 5-8th Grade
- Age of students – from 10 years,
- The period of study is four years,
In the middle grades, students are waited for a diverse curriculum filled with studying of various subjects, additional electives, extracurricular opportunities to develop strengths. From grades 5 to 8, students will study:
- English language
- Math
- Science
- Fine Arts,
- Performing arts to choose from: string instruments, choir, music group,
- Spanish or French,
- History of the United States,
- Attend physical education classes,
- Social Sciences,
- Geography and other disciplines.
Gradually, starting from the 5th grade, the curriculum will be replenished with subjects to expand the interdisciplinary approach and horizons of students. Studying takes place in small classes, each student receives individual attention from qualified teachers.
Middle school students have the opportunity to participate in various clubs and activities: sports teams, STEM groups (such as Lego Robotics), musical ensembles. Extracurricular areas will allow children to master new directions, develop their talent and achieve personal success.
Pathway Programs, University Preparation Programs
- Age of students – from 15 years old,
- The duration of studying is two to three years.
Several preparatory programs are available at Marshall that will help high school students deepen their academic knowledge and gain practical skills in the preffered direction of the chosen college/university.
Students can begin specialized preparation in parallel with the study of the main curriculum in grades 10-11.
- The STEM Scholars Pathway program focuses on the STEM field: mathematics, science, technology, computer science, developing students' abilities to solve problems, communicate effectively, think creatively, and become engaged and ethical citizens. Academic electives of the profile are flexibly integrated into the curriculum, allowing students to combine obtaining a basic degree and preparation for the chosen specialization of further education,
- The Outdoor Experiences Pathway program emphasizes connecting students to nature and the open world while developing the skills needed to work and lead outdoor and camping recreation. Students are invited to choose from two directions: "Practice of learning in nature" or "Outdoor recreation". The curriculum will include classes at the Forest School at Marshall School, internships, lessons in first aid, safety rules in nature, and the organization of tourist events.
Completing a specialized preparatory course will allow students to obtain additional qualifications, thereby starting the path to professional activity even before completing school education.
Description of Marshall School
- Language of instruction: English
- Established: in 1904
- Location: Duluth, Minnesota, USA
- Students age: From 5 to 19 years
- Educational programs: Kindergarten - 12th grade, AP
- Total number of students: 435, 20 international students
- Type of Study: coeducational
- Type of accommodation: on-campus dormitory.
Marshall School is northern Minnesota's oldest, coeducational, independent college preparatory school. The average class size is 15, and the student-to-teacher ratio is 10:1. International students can enroll in grades 8-12.
Marshall School is located in Duluth, the fourth-largest city in Minnesota. Duluth is on Lake Superior's shore, the world's largest freshwater lake. Students have access to explore all that Duluth has to offer as a top destination for outdoor enthusiasts.
Accommodation, meals, prices
All students live in the on-campus dormitory called Marshall House. The dormitory offers single rooms with common shared spaces throughout the dormitory. Shared spaces include a kitchen and dining room, a Global Learning Center, a recreation room, and an outdoor courtyard. Meals are provided by the school cafeteria during the school day. Dinners and meals on the weekend are provided to the students in the dormitory. Students have access to the Marshall House kitchen to prepare their meals if they desire.
Subjects and sports
Activities Marshall School
- Community Service
- Ceramics
- Painting
- Drawing
- Photography
- Theatre
- Rock-n-Roll Club
- Math League
- Robotics
- Chess Club
- Knowledge Bowl
- Speech Team
- National Honor Society
- Youth In Action
- Yearbook.
Sport list includes: Alpine Skiing, Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country Running, Golf, Ice Hockey, Lacrosse, Mountain Biking, Nordic Skiing, Soccer, Softball, Tennis, Track and Field, Volleyball
Advantages
- Marshall House dormitory is open the entire school year. Students have lodging, meals, and activities during short breaks and long holidays.
- 42-acre campus with outstanding athletic facilities, including ice hockey arena on campus.
- 13 Advanced Placement (AP) courses for study.
- Famous graduates Anna Ringsred, 2014 Winter Olympics in speed skating, and Jack Connolly, 2012 Hobey Baker winner.
Facilities and equipment at Marshall School
The 42-acre campus has its own ice hockey arena, two soccer fields, one lacrosse field, tennis courts, a Nordic ski course, a gymnasium for basketball and volleyball, an indoor turf field, and a wellness center. The main school building includes art spaces, a spacious dining room, the Hilltop Cafe, and an auditorium that seats 750 people.
Admission dates and extra charges
It is recommended that applications be submitted by March.
The cost for academic year includes tuition, room and board.
Additional fees not included in tuition are visa fees, insurance, and transportation to and from Marshall School.
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Residence permits, citizenship and other services
- Guardianship services during the studies
- Student supervision
Review about Marshall School
Recommendations on when to apply
| Language courses, schools and children's language camps | Primary and secondary education - private schools | Preparation programmes for entering universities - higher education | Higher education (after completing accredited programs A-level, IB, High School) - Bachelor, Master, MBA |
| - we recommend to apply 6-9 months before the start of the course (some camps and schools offer discounts for early booking or for lengthy study programs) - there are some very popular and high demand children's camps, where the applications need to be submitted 1 year in advance (in particular Switzerland , Great Britain , USA , Canada , Austria) | - we recommend to apply one year before the start of the training program, - some schools have a specific time frame (September-November - please specify an individual school) - some schools require tests in several stages (UKISET, internal tests of the school: English, mathematics, logics, subjects, interview, some require a personal visit) | - we recommend to apply one year before the start of the program, - for Foundation and Pathway programs, IELTS and TOEFL certificates are usually required, respectively | - recommended submission one year before the start of the program, - the deadline normally closes in January, for TOP HEIs and, as a rule, in March in other universities - for a bachelor, a Foundation or Pathway preparatory program a completed A-level, IB, High School + IELTS / TOEFL are required - for Masters you need a graduated higher education, in some cases you need a pre-Masters program - MBA requires completed higher education, work experience preferably at least 2-3 years, etc. |
