Bishop John A.
Marshall School educates children to form
moral, thoughtful, caring, Christian citizens,
and inspires them to achieve academic
excellence.
Bishop John A. Marshall School is a private, Catholic School, educating students in grades preK - 8, governed by a Board of Trustees composed of Catholics and non-Catholics, and open to students and families of all faiths. The School's relationship with the Roman Catholic Church is overseen by the Bishop of Burlington in all matters of faith and religious education.
Bishop John A. Marshall School is a private, Catholic School, educating students in grades preK - 8, governed by a Board of Trustees composed of Catholics and non-Catholics, and open to students and families of all faiths. The School's relationship with the Roman Catholic Church is overseen by the Bishop of Burlington in all matters of faith and religious education.
Our Mission
1. Integrity
2. Love, dignity, respect for God and neighbor
3. Awareness and response to the needs of others
4. Faith
5. Respect for order and discipline.
Core Values
Keep up with the
latest news about the school and upcoming
events and activities here. (Also known as "Friday
Notes")
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680 Laporte Rd.
Morrisville VT 05661 - (802) 888-4758
More links
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Carrie Wilson
Head of
School
Families and Friends:
2009 is here, and with it comes the promise of many opportunities. For our students, the opportunities are ever present in the classroom as they begin the second half of the year, building on the foundational lessons taught during the fall and early winter. Opportunity is also present in the community, as our BJAMS students focus on the theme for Catholic Schools Week: Celebrating Service. Finally, there are many opportunities within their relationships as they seek to bring the messages of peace, hope and love to those around them.
2009 is here, and with it comes the promise of many opportunities. For our students, the opportunities are ever present in the classroom as they begin the second half of the year, building on the foundational lessons taught during the fall and early winter. Opportunity is also present in the community, as our BJAMS students focus on the theme for Catholic Schools Week: Celebrating Service. Finally, there are many opportunities within their relationships as they seek to bring the messages of peace, hope and love to those around them.
Head of school notes
Class assignments
for grades 6 - 8 are posted by the
teachers here
for the
convenience of the students and their
parents.
STANFORD ACHIEVEMENT TEST
Percentage of students meeting or exceeding the National Performance Standard
Hot Lunch
Schedule: Find out what is being cooked up for
hot lunch today or download any lunch related
forms or information here.
