PUSD Financial Crisis Threatens Marshall
Pasadena’s Board of Education looks to eliminate $30 million from budget to prevent LACOE takeover Continue reading PUSD Financial Crisis Threatens Marshall
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Tournament of Roses Selects Marshall Alumna
Former Thurgood Marshall student from class of 2024, Olivia Hargrove is chosen to be on Royal Court. Continue reading Tournament of Roses Selects Marshall Alumna
Robinson Legacy Endures at Marshall
Legendary PUSD graduates Mack and Jackie Robinson’s bloodline is carried on by Makarah Robinson Continue reading Robinson Legacy Endures at Marshall
Several Records Broken During Cross Country Season
Veteran leadership, outstanding coaching, and new promising runners highlight trademark year Continue reading Several Records Broken During Cross Country Season
Golf Rebuilds After Eaton Fire
Despite losing its home course to the fire, Lady Eagles end with productive season led by freshman Continue reading Golf Rebuilds After Eaton Fire
Volleyball Reaches CIF Quarterfinals
Lady Eagles clinch first-ever Mission Valley League title defeating rivals Gabrielino, but end magical run in quarterfinals to OC school Continue reading Volleyball Reaches CIF Quarterfinals
Boys Water Polo Shows Improvement in Second Year
H20 Polo Seems Improvement with wins over Covina and Cerritos, growing program Continue reading Boys Water Polo Shows Improvement in Second Year
Marshall Mighty Eagle Marching Band and Color Guard Makes Its Mark
Season ends on high note after Royal Field Tournament in Simi Valley on Nov.8 Continue reading Marshall Mighty Eagle Marching Band and Color Guard Makes Its Mark
Varsity Football Returns to Marshall After Five Years
The rebuild is complete after two years of junior varsity football only, Eagles return to varsity level
football and end bounce-back year Continue reading Varsity Football Returns to Marshall After Five Years
Op-ed: As Student Enrollment Drops, Rats Transfer In
Rats have been spotted on campus and their attendance just might be better than yours. Continue reading Op-ed: As Student Enrollment Drops, Rats Transfer In