Explore Marquette High
Faith
Seeking Intellectual Excellence
Education rating website Niche.com released their new rankings of top area schools. From that list, we are proud to be named the best Catholic high school in the Milwaukee area.
Rankings alone can't tell the story of a school, but we are thankful for the recognition of the commitment of our teachers, staff, coaches, families and students. MUHS earned an overall A+ school rating for 2023-2024. Read on to learn about what makes a Marquette High experience distinctive.
Faith
We develop Men for Others.
- Marquette High educates the whole person by fostering the spiritual, emotional, intellectual, artistic, moral and physical growth of each student.
- Marquette is committed to the moral and faith development of young men at a time we believe is most critical.
- Our focus on service develops a strong sense of dignity and equality in all persons within our students and promotes skills toward improving the world.
Scholarship
We prepare our students for college and life.
- Students prepare for college and life through skills-based learning – in- and outside the classroom students develop independence, critical thinking skills, and collaboration at the same time knowledge is acquired.
- With our long history as an all-boys school we understand how boys see the world and how best to engage them in their learning. We provide strong role models.
- MUHS is committed to providing a learning environment that not only appreciates, but also celebrates differences in people.
- The co-curricular tradition at MUHS complements the school’s academic program. Moral values, teamwork, and commitment are reinforced in after-school activities and programs.
Community
We are a community that a student enters not just a school he attends.
- Our location, on the near West side of Milwaukee, influences our culture of caring and giving, which is reflected in the way we look out for others and support our community.
- MUHS maintains an environment where everyone feels cared for and cares for others; where there is a sense of belonging and believing in something greater than the individual.
- A Marquette High education creates a lifelong network of faith, community and career support for all our alumni and their families.
Visit MUHS
What will a shadow day look like for students?
- Attend classes
- Meet teachers
- Eat lunch
- Take a tour
- Make friends
- Learn more!
What about parents?
- Attend a coffee session during 1st period to meet the Director of Admissions, Mr. John Meuler
- Learn more about Marquette High and the admissions process
- Walk around to see some classes in action
- Ask questions in a small group setting
- Coffee session is optional and lasts about 30-45 minutes in length
Drop Off and Parking Information
Thursday Campus Visit Shadow Days
- Drop off at 8:45 a.m.
- Parent coffee session begins at 9 a.m.
- Pick up at 2:45 p.m.
Friday Campus Visit Shadow Days
- Drop off at 7:45 a.m.
- Parent coffee session begins at 8 a.m.
- Pick up at 2:30 p.m.
Details
- Student pick-up and drop-off should be done at the Henke Entrance on Michigan Street.
- Parents can park in the lot next to the school.
- Mr. Holahan will be in the Henke Entrance to greet families and hand out lunch passes.